I thought I'd share my pink reading chair today. I got it at an estate sale. It was in bad shape, so I had it recovered in the same soft pink velvet, but the upholsterer couldn't find the exact trim (which I loved) so I told him to reuse the old trim. It's a little faded, but I think it's just perfect.
I love the curves and soft shapes of this chair. It really is a feminine thing, isn't it?
I love the curves and soft shapes of this chair. It really is a feminine thing, isn't it?
And I even found a bookmark with pink roses on it. Now if I could just find the time to finish the book. It's called "Pillars of the Earth" and is about the building of a cathedral in medieval England. I know it sounds boring, but it's actually fascinating.
I love your chair, and especially the trim! The book...so good. I went for the Large Type edition...very heavy, but easier on the eyes.
ReplyDeleteAah, that chair and that trim is just exquisite. I would just want to gaze upon the chair all of the time.
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Your pink reading chair is absolutley gorgeous! I love the trim too. You've made a really comfy, beautiful reading corner for yourself!
ReplyDeleteLovely post,
Kathy - Mimi's Garden
Your chair is lovely! I do my best reading in bed! I'm having trouble with my glasses lately...the old eyes have found their way to me too!
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take care,
Dawn
What a cute chair- perfect for curling up with a good book!!! :) xo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a comfortable and lovely chair. I could surely get cozy there to read. Happy Pink Saturday. Karen
ReplyDeleteThat chair looks very inviting, and I love the trim. A great place to read a book. I'll check out the one you've got!
ReplyDeleteReading glasses - Yikes! My husband and I both wear the same strength, so we buy 'em by the dozen. There are some pretty nice PINK ones out there, too!
Totally yummy chair. Just love it. I turn 40 soon and my eyes are holding out (not much else, but the eyes are!!!). So glad you posted.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great chair and the trim is fantastic. I just love trim like that!
ReplyDeleteYour chair is the epitome of luxury. It absolutely screams "come snuggle in me"... I'm so glad you salvaged the trim as it is exquisite.
ReplyDeleteI peeked through some of your recent posts and the photos you captured of wildlife at Lake Tahoe are beautiful. You have a lovely blog!
p.s. I know what Wellies are...but then I'm a gardner. I think it's Orvis that has the most gorgeous pair of Chintz Wellies currently for sale. They are very English and I'm sorely tempted to snag them!
I love your beautiful pink chair and that old trim is so beautiful. Very very girly! Thanks for sharing your pinkness!
ReplyDeleteBe a pink sweetie,
Shelia :)
Oh! Laura!!!...Your chair is just beautiful!!! I LOVE the trim!...& it's wonderful shade of "pink"!!!...heidi XO
ReplyDeleteSo comfortable!!
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Besitos from Argentina!!
Silvia
What wonderful pink! That chair looks so comfy!
ReplyDeleteOh, oh, oh!!! That beautiful, gorgeous chair...I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteIf you should ever want to part with it...give me a call!
What a lovely *pink* chair! And it looks so comfy too! I would love to have a reading nook as comfy and beautiful as that one!
ReplyDeleteYour chair is gorgeous. I don't blame you for using the original trim--it is lovely. I bought that book several months ago--and I can't bring myself to start it! I've been told by several folks how good it is. I just found some PINK reading glasses on my little trip! Guess I'll test 'em out on the book--sometime!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great chair to curl up with a good book. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous chair to read in otr to sit and cross stitch. Pillars of the Earth is a wonderul book by the way. Luckily there is a sequel!
ReplyDeleteI love your pink velvet chair. I actually have one to but it is in the old velvet, not yet recovered. I still love it though. Enjoy your book and thanks for sharing with us.
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