Enter your mobile number or email address below and we'll send you a link to download the free Kindle App. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. The French Bistro Chair: Maison Drucker price decreases between your order time and the end of the day of the release date, you'll receive the lowest price. Here's how (restrictions apply) Alix de DivesSerge GleizesPierre Frey Bruno Moinard.Jean-Marc Palisse Browse the New York Times best sellers in popular categories like Fiction, Nonfiction, Picture Books and more. Publisher: Abrams (March 7, 2017) 9.8 x 0.9 x 12.7 inches Shipping Weight: 3.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) #5,591,646 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) in Books > Arts & Photography > Decorative Arts & Design > Furniture Design in Books > Crafts, Hobbies & Home > Home Improvement & Design > Decorating & Design > Interior Decorating
in Books > Arts & Photography > Decorative Arts & Design > Decorative ArtsFrench bistro chairs (47 total) Contact for pricing and availability Channel back booth #4500 style smooth back booth with headrest #2500 style standard smooth back booth #2500 style "l" shape booth #2500 style View all Bar Stools Slipper chair with one arm 50's retro chair #800 View all French Bistro Chairs View all Metal Chairs View all Metal Bar Stools View all Outdoor Chairs View all Table Tops View all Table Bases Originally found in the traditional bistros across France and first designed by Xavier Pauchard in 1934, it's rumored that the Marais Collection was created for use in the weather forecasting room on French battleships. Our chairs are meticulously crafted from grade A steel and precision welded to ensure durability in the most rigorous workplaces. Slight abrasions and variations are characteristic of the chair's machine aesthetic.
The Marais A Side Chairs are stackable up to 10 high and feature rubber feet for smooth gliding across all flooring surfaces. Our gunmetal, galvanized, copper and antique finish chairs are hand finished and antiqued to create a distressed, industrial look, and each chair is unique. Custom finishes, priced at $195, are made to order and have a lead time of 20 business days.Sale items are final sale. Only galvanized finish is suitable for outside use. Weight Capacity: 320 Pounds Material: Commercial Grade A366/1008 cold rolled sheet steel Marais A Side Chair dimensions: Chair dimensions: 18” wide x 15” deep x 33.5” high; Seat dimensions: 14.5” wide x 17.75” high WarrantyAny item featuring a raw steel finish (gunmetal, copper, espresso wash, galvanized, ect) is hand finished and antiqued to create a distressed, industrial look and each item is unique and one of a kind. Because of its unique nature variations in color may occur from item to item and from collection to collection.
Slight abrasions and variations are characteristic of the chair's machine aesthetic. Industry West's collection of outdoor products are constructed with resistance to the elements in mind. As with all of our products proper care and protection will determine the longevity of usage. Due to the unpredictable circumstances of extreme elements including rain, snow, and heat only products constructed of galvanized steel are protected under our warranty for outdoor use. Industry West reserves the right to determine if incorrect usage or extreme elements are the source of structural malfunctions. View full product warrantiesProduct CareMarais A Side Chair has no specific product care information.View All Product Care Information Login or create a commercial account to request swatches or samples.The secret to painting this faux-mosaic table top? Plus some white paint followed by a few coats of fabulous French blue paint. Add matching French bistro chairs (don’t you just adore these café chairs and these Fermob bistro chairs?) and an old Ikea chandelier, and you’re ready for an al fresco candlelight dinner.
But not just any dinner. Snag a copy of Julia Child’s cookbook and whip up a tasty French recipe for you and your honey. (If you haven’t seen Julie & Julia yet, go see it now!) 1. First find an outdoor table to paint, then either paint some café chairs to match OR find café chairs in your favorite color and paint the table to match. (This tutorial assumes you went with the first option. I replaced the tabletop altogether with a 36-inch round laminated-pine tabletop from The Home Depot.) 2. Remove the wooden slats from the café chairs with a screwdriver. Remove and discard the old tabletop from the base. Lightly sand both the wooden slats and the new tabletop and remove the dust with a tack cloth. 3. Cover your work surface with a drop cloth. Paint one coat of primer on each side of the chair slats and tabletop. Then paint 2-3 coats of blue paint on all sides of the chair slats and 2-3 coats of white paint on the top side of the tabletop. If you use the same paint I did, let dry 24 hours after each coat.
Seems like a long time, but I found it necessary. Alternatively, you can use a water-based exterior paint, which will dry quicker. 4. Reattach the wooden slats to the chairs with a screwdriver. 5. Create your desired pattern by adhering dot stickers to the tabletop. Use a yard stick to make sure your pattern is symmetrical. If you need to move a sticker, lift a corner with the tip of your craft knife and discard the sticker. Do not reuse stickers. They don’t stick as well the second time. 6. Make sure all the stickers are adhering well, then paint one coat of clear medium over all of them. This step is important. If you don’t use the medium, the paint will bleed under the stickers. I know from experience. Then paint 2-3 coats of blue paint over the entire top surface. Again, let dry 24 hours after each coat. 7. Peel off all the dot stickers. Use your craft knife to lift an edge, then peel off. You may need to remove some adhesive residue with a cleaner such as Goo Gone.