modern dining chairs cape town

modern dining chairs cape town

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Modern Dining Chairs Cape Town

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Name: Vicki Sleet and Justin Spreckley, with four children aged 17 to 2 months. Location: Muizenberg — Cape Town, South Africa Size: 250 square metres Years lived in: Owned 6 years Interior stylist, journalist and blogger Vicki Sleet is known for her love of DIYs and finding a good bargain. She even has a series on her blog, aptly named Bargain Betty. Naturally, you'll find evidence of her handiwork and upcycled projects throughout their home. When they bought the 1940s house, it was a rabbit warren of rooms and small windows. Vicki and Justin basically gutted it, taking down as many internal walls as possible to open up the living area. They also added two bedrooms and an en-suite bathroom to the main bedroom. Nine months later and the result was a home with a fantastic open-plan flow. Since then Vicki has tackled various mini revamps and most recently redesigned and moved the children's bedrooms around in anticipation of the arrival of baby Ava. Our Style: Contemporary, quirky, colorful and friendly




Inspiration: Color, print and pattern play a major part in this home. Justin was initially a little skeptical about my love of major color pops but he's grown to love using color himself. Favorite Element: We love the central kitchen island — it's where we always end up hanging out as a family and when we entertain. Biggest Challenge: I am very sound sensitive and since we have wooden floors, sound travels very easily in the house. Justin struggles with the fact that I am messy and that I seem to "grow" piles of stuff on surfaces throughout our home. What Friends Say: I think people tend to initially be quite surprised about the amount of color we've used in our home but we've had some lovely feedback about what a happy home it is. Biggest Embarrassment: We have an enormous pot plant holder in our dining room – I hate it. It looks like an oversized cannon that's been sawn off and turned into a plant holder. Proudest DIY: I love a paint job and transforming various cheap and cheerful wooden items with paint was very gratifying.




Biggest Indulgence: The quartz counter tops in the kitchen. We lived without counters for a few months when we moved in after renovating as we couldn't afford the quartz we wanted and I couldn't commit to anything else. After 11 different (and expensive) quotes I eventually found a supplier who could install at a decent price. Best Advice: Live in a space before you commit to renovating it. Dream Sources: Both Justin and I love looking for stuff on Gumtree — his favorite keywords are "desperate sale" — he's found many a bargain as a result. Hello decal on front door - My Wall Tattoos Ball and claw half moon table - From Vicki's mother in law Painting - Gabrielle Raaff "Coffee bag" Ottoman - Custom made Grey sofa: Sid Mafcher from The Lounge Factory Green geometric scatters - Mr P Home Geo rug - Airloom Rugs for Superbalist Drinks cabinet - Bought from the side of the road Glassware in cabinet - From Vicki's parents Striped rug - Bought from IKEA via Nevada Furniture




Yellow pouffe - Moroccan Warehouse Ceramics dogs - Collected from charity shops and the Milnerton Market Gold skull - Mr P Home Miniature artwork - Lorraine Loots Dining table - Custom made by Pallet Furniture Cape Town Chairs - A mix of Magis originals and Ghost replicas Rug - Mr P Home Quartz stone kitchen islan - Custom made Love decal - My Wall Tattoos Recipe stand - Plastics for Africa Turquoise cabinet - Gumtree Wooden Riempie chairs - Justin's parents in law (we had them restrung) Wooden pot plant holder - Simply Home Turquoise cabinet - Used to be an Oregon pine TV cabinet Red grandfather clock - Second hand shop Navy rug - Bought on a recent trip to Turkey from a mountain village co-op Small Persian rug - Found it at an auction many years ago Anaglypta wallpaper - Wallcoverings Inc. Map wallpaper - DIY by Vicki Beech wood shelf - Simply Home Wooden hand - Mr P Home Cushions - Skinny laMinx




Headboard - custom made Side table box - Gumtree Cork pin board - Mono Tufted headboard - Custom made Chair - Recovered in Suzani fabric from Lula Fabrics Bedside pedestals - Biggie Best and repainted in Plascon High gloss Enamel in Carribean Sea Ceramic bunny - Sootcookie Paintable Damask wallpaper - Graham & Brown Ceramic girl & dog figurines - Frank van Reenen Bath - Victoria & Alfred Smaller mirrors - @home central mirror - Quirky Me Chandelier - Eagle Lighting Cane headboard - Gumtree Decal - My Wall Tattoos Printed cushions - Skinny laMinx Fluffy cushion - Mr P Home Triangular shelves - Mono CHARLEY & AVA'S BEDROOM Little house shelves - Simply Child Mini Eames chair - Chair Crazy ⇒ House Tour & House Call Submission Form ⇒ Recent House Tours ⇒ House Tours on PinterestWood IrokoKiaat WoodWood AshChairs BadNice ChairsDining ChairsOiled SeatNguni DiningNguni ChairsForwardAll chairs are handmade and available in Kiaat Wood, Ash Wood, Iroko Wood (lighter than the kiaat)) and White oak.




We can custom stain on request but prefer offering them raw, solid and oiled. Seat Chord Colours available in Gazelle, Cuckoo, Hazel, Canvass, Mocha, Granite, Red & BlueWe manufacture the finest hand-crafted furniture to suit your needs Contact us for a quote on your custom design Highly skilled craftsmanship of the finest furniture Classic Revivals are leaders in Modern Custom Designs. We also specialize in exquisitely crafted and styled reproduction furniture of traditional & contemporary designs for any Home, Office or Hotel. We are renowned with the finest crafting using premium materials. Classic Revivals is widely recognized as being synonymous with high quality craftsmanship and design excellence. Our reputation is enhanced by our own dedicated team who constantly strives to keep Classic Revivals in the enviable position of being a manufacturer of choice in South Africa. Sphinx Occasional TableLiving Room, Occasional Tables, Tables Mount Nelson Headboard PaintedBedroom, Beds, Headboards

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