Bland Dining Room Enhanced With Bright Color and Large Furniture
The Double Take team re-creates a $42,000 dining room for only $3,700.
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Hide CaptionShow CaptionThe four cushions in the inspiration room were custom-sewn with brocade fabric and bead detailing at a cost of nearly $2,000. All About
Halili purchased all the material to replicate the cushions for only $128. Michelle sewed the cushion covers using a combination of dupioni silk, chenille and a cotton blend. A two-inch piece of foam was inserted inside each cover, and a string of green and gold beads were fastened onto the corners of the cushions.
Tip: If using chenille for upholstery, make sure to buy an upholstery grade, rather then one used for clothing. Clothing-grade chenille tends to stretch, and if used on cushions, it will often lose its shape.
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