Upholstery in Tennessee

It is really hard to find someone that does upholstery. It is even harder to find someone that does it well. I am proud to announce the Dreamingincolor now offers upholstery in Tennessee. Murfreesboro residence and beyond have been eager to get there furniture pieces renewed. So glad we can offer that here.

We have done quite a few in a short time. I would like to show you a couple. This settee is from the 1800's. It had horse hair in the seat and was very crunchy. Ha! We painted the wood to reveal the carvings and totally redid the upholstery and filling.

This was another piece from the 1800's. It was missing the whole bottom. This upholstery is tufted with covered buttons on back. All restored and beautiful.

This chair is a personal favorite. I love the brass nail heads used to accentuate the curves. This chair was painted in Driftwood, The Ikat looking material really brings it up to date.

These are just a few of the pieces that have been restored. The upholstery took it to the present and would make any home look custom.

Scroll down to see the befores. They really transformed!!

Settee

1800's Chair

French Chair

To inquire about upholstery call 615-907-0091 or email a picture to deneen@dreaming-n-color.com

We will quote the upholstery and give you yardage for the material you will need. Then you can pick up the fabric that you like for your piece. Bring them to the store and you will be set!

Upholstery in Tennessee has a whole new look. Reasonable prices and quick turn-around

Let me know what you think

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An Artisan Affair

An Artisan Affair  is coming to Murfreesboro Tennessee!

This is the dream-come-to-reality event for the Hill Family. Tilina Hill creator/organizer had an idea to help cancer victims when her family had several members devastated by cancer. She decided she had to help and her dream was born. This event will benefit the Rutherford County ABC Wig Bank.

This year An Artisan Affair will be held at 

Oakland’s Historic House Museum just down the street from my store Dreamingincolor in downtown Historic Murfreesboro, TN 

900 N. Maney Ave. 37130

Friday and Saturday June 12th and 13th from 9am to 7pm. $5

Early bird admission Friday from 9am to 11am  $10

This will be an event filled with gorgeous hand made items by artisans, delicious food, carriage rides, music and entertainment. I will also be there in the line-up as a guest blogger/speaker and demonstrator. Michele from The Scrap Shoppe and Bev from Flamingo Toes will also be there.

It is an event not be missed! 

I am giving away admission for the whole event!!

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Don't forget to drop by Dreamingincolor while you are here!!

504N Maney Ave Murfreesboro TN 37130

You can find our signs on the interstate too!

Good Luck!

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French Nightstand {Country Chic Paint}

Tropical Cocktail and Cheesecake sounds like something I would have on my next cruise. Although I do need a vacation, this is far from sun in my hair and a paper umbrella in my hand.

These are two colors from the Country Chic Paint Pallet! It is what i decided to use on my french nightstand,

Here at Dreamingincolor in Murfreesboro, TN we have been playing with all sorts of colors. Ever since the big freight truck brought us a pallet full. 

When you paint a lot of furniture you welcome a little change. I am always thinking of color combinations and mixing some to get something unique. Like this pink nightstand.

I love that these colors are pastel and bright and give a great range. It all depends on the piece of furniture or my mood as to what gets painted what. It brings that "dream in color" to reality.

I love the layers on this french nightstand.

Dreamingincolor Christmas Open House

It has been so surreal to be getting my own store ready for Christmas.

We are close to opening!!

I keep adding to the outside decorations but the first picture I took became my postcard for my Open House.