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Furniture Refurb: 1970’s Salon Shampoo Chair

March 5, 2014 by Hearts&Sharts 36 Comments

I am so excited about this project! I have had this salon chair for almost a year and have really been wanting to redo it to use as an outdoor piece, but wasn’t able to find the perfect fabric. When I heard about Creating with the Stars, a contest put on by East Coast Creative, my mind began racing and after consulting with my buddy Trisha at Black and White Obsession, I finally decided that this was the project that I wanted to enter.

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I picked up this chair for a steal.  Here it is before:

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

I thought it need some arm rests and did some Googling to see if I could find a similar chair to see what the arm rests looked like. This was all the info I had on it:

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com
“Made by E.W Harting MFG Co. 1970 out of Hollywood, CA. Still leans back”

… And then I found it! Selling for $399!  What the what?!

http://www.texbeauty.com/servlet/Detail?no=384
http://www.texbeauty.com/servlet/Detail?no=384

Score! Talk about an adrenaline rush!  I almost shart myself!

Before I go any further, if you’re just scrolling through, this post resembles what most would call a tutorial. But, the chances of finding a similar chair for such a price is slim, so creating a tutorial for this would just be silly. However, I am going to share with you all of the steps I went through, from start to finish. I attempted a few things and used some new tools with this project that I have never tried before and I am hoping to inspire you to tackle those crazy-insane projects floating around in your head. “I don’t know how to do that” just isn’t a good reason not to create the chair of your dreams, especially in the Google Information Age. Sometimes you just gotta cross your fingers and go for it. Do it!  LEAP!

Leap with me. Let’s go.

This little baby has four different levels: Super Uncomfy, Yeah That’s A Little Better, OOh Yeah Baby and Lather Me Up.

Check out a few more “before” pics:

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

Since I intended for this to end up as an outdoor lounge chair, I knew that this backing material would have to go.  Either that or somehow weather/waterproofed.

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

First things first.  I took it all apart, snapping pics as I went so I didn’t forget how it was put together.

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Once I removed the chair back, I loved how the hardware looked and I wondered if I could replace it with plexiglas… Keeping that idea in mind, I moved on, taking the whole thing apart.

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Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

I had some fabric in mind, Tula Pink’s Parisville Fans Cotton Laminate, (which I also used on these chairs) but unfortunately it was discontinued.  I searched for it anyway… for days. Then I found it on ZeetZeet.com and had it in my hands within a couple days. Game on! I removed all the hardware and spray painted the wood with Rustoleum Painter’s Touch 2x Ultra Cover in Satin Green Apple. It really looks more like a minty-pistachio, whatever the name, it matched the fabric.

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After spray painting it, I noticed all the cracks in wood, not sure why I didn’t notice this before but I grabbed some Elmer’s Carpenter’s Wood Filler Max in Natural and filled in the cracks…

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…and then repainted. While I was at Home Depot, I checked out the plexiglas.  Ten bucks for a sheet that looked like it would do the trick. I brought it home and traced around the old back…

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Next to the plexi at HD, I found a scoring blade, I grabbed that and took it  home to try it out.  Bust. All the sites I looked at on how to score plexi said to use a straight edge. But this has rounded corners so I decided to just score it free hand.  I ended up going inside the lines and scratching it all up. This quickly became my test-plexi. Back to HD for another piece. I watched a couple other videos on cutting plexi and came across someone cutting it with a Dremel. That didn’t work for me either, it just melted the plastic. I knew I had something that I inherited from Mom called an All-In-One-Cutting Tool, but it was new in the box and I had never used it. No excuse. I Googled it and Bob Vila assured me it was super easy, so I went for it.

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I clamped the plexi to my workbench and cut ‘er out, rotating the clamps and plexi as I went.

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The edges were a bit jagged so I used my Dremel and sanding bit to smooth it out, leaving the plastic protective cover on so I didn’t muck it up before it got put on the chair.

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Then I laid it on the chair, lined it up and drilled the holes for the screws.

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I set that aside and moved to the arm rests. I had previously asked the Hubs to cut some wood for me for this part, but after using the All In One Cutting Tool, I knew I could do this on my own.

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I traced around the arm and then used a mason jar as a stencil to it out.  I traced that onto my wood and cut ’em out.

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

Then I clamped them together and used the same Dremel and sanding bit to smooth ’em out.

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

I lined them up on the arm rest to find where to drill the holes for the hardware to hold them on…

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

…the helpful guy in the hardware dept helped me find the right stuff.

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

Then I laid the wood on top of some 1″ scrap foam I had in my stash, traced ’em, cut ’em out…

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

… and hot glued ’em to the wood.

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Then I wrapped it in some batting I had…

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… and stapled it in place. I traced the arm rest onto the fabric, leaving room for a seam allowance, measured the sides of the arm rest all the way around and cut out a strip for the sides, sewed it all up, wrapped it around the arm rest, stapled it on and set it aside.

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Back to the body of the chair:

The cardboard stabilizer in the chair was shot. I found an upholstery supply store near me and picked up this GIANT piece of… whatever this is called, for under $8 bucks!

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I traced around it…

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

…and secured it with upholstery tacks.

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

Then I replaced the butt cushion, as well as the other cushion and wrapped the whole thing in batting.

On to the fabric; I laid out my old pieces and traced around each of them.

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

I even reused the piping from the old chair and made some matching piping.

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

I very carefully sewed all that together, using the old pieces as a guide.

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

I laid it on the chair, turned it over and pulled it taut while stapling.

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

I did the same for the chair back…

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I knew this part needed to be nice and neat since it would be showing through the plexi, so I needed some piping or something to cover the staples. I ran to JoAnn and grabbed some that matched but got it home and didn’t like the way it looked, so I grabbed some cord from my stash and painted it using the paint leftover from my Bungee Beverage Koozie.

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I let it dry and then hot glued it on. I stuck my screws into some of the leftover foam and spray painted them to match.

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

I also ordered some rubber feet from ebay (ten for 6 bucks) and spray painted those as well.  Then it was all ready to put together.  I couldn’t be happier with the end result and am completely amazed that it all turned out exactly as I imagined.

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

I had considered painting the frame. I have used Rustoleum’s Clean Metal Primer on my Jefferson’s Chair and it turned out great, but thought that might be too much for this gorgeous girl.  I also found a tag under the chair when I was taking it apart…

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Sept 16, 1971…  Just a few months younger than the Jefferson’s Chair.

One more look at it before:

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

And after:

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

Yeah, so, now that it’s done, I don’t think I can let her live outside. I think I will put this chair directly next to my bed, and when I wake up in the morning, roll over onto it before actually getting up.

Furniture Refurb: 1970's Salon Shampoo Chair | www.heartsandsharts.com

Okay, here’s where I need your help.  I’ve entered this into the Creating with the Stars competition and I would be super stoked to be a part of this Monica and Jess are super awesome (they won this contest a few years ago and now they have their own show and are hosts of ABC/Disney’s show “Knock It Off” on The Live Well Network) and Martha Stewart is involved!  I need your vote!  Actually, it’s not even a vote, it’s a simple click.  No registering, no leaving your name, nothin’, just a click.  Go to http://eastcoastcreativeblog.com/2014/03/creating-stars-2014-contest-link.html and click on the pic of this chair, it’s number 195.

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I hope this has inspired you to tackle something new and crazy.  You can do it!

Leap, girl, LEAP!!!

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Comments

  1. Kristi L.Hare says

    June 5, 2015 at 6:36 pm

    I can’t tell you how thrilled I was to find your tutorial. I recently purchased the exact same chair. I am just starting redoing mine but I wanted to thank you for the great ideas and inspiration you provided. Mine had been reupholstered in a orange vinyl in December of 1972. and the frame is gold. According to the information I have it was made by the A.M. Beauty Supply Co. in St. Louis, MO. The only big difference I can see is that mine has rounded teak armrests. I can send you a photograph if you would like to see them. I did have a question for you concerning the frame…was it chromed?

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      June 7, 2015 at 7:10 am

      YOU FOUND ANOTHER ONE OF THESE?!?! YES, SEND PICS!!!!! Send them to dena@heartsandsharts.com – The frame on mine was not chromed. I can’t wait to see this! Are you reupholstering?! Thank you, Kristi!

      Reply
  2. thepurplesquirrelcottage says

    January 5, 2015 at 6:12 pm

    That is outstanding work!! Love it bookmarking it as I am muddling thru recovering a dryer and a styling chair. Same maker as yours. Thanks for the knowledge.

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      January 6, 2015 at 12:52 pm

      Thank you!! I’d love to see the before and after when you’re done!

      Reply
  3. Kamelia says

    July 1, 2014 at 11:07 am

    I was going to take online upholstery classes but I think I can just read through all of your awesome refurbs and learn that way. You’re the best…and thank you!

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      July 3, 2014 at 12:42 pm

      Thank YOU, Kamelia! If you ever need help, hit me up!

      Reply
  4. Cara@theProjectAddict says

    June 5, 2014 at 1:15 pm

    Wow, your chair makeovers are amazing. How is it holding up outdoors? I’m considering making some outdoor upholstered furniture too. Your plexiglass solution was genius!

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      June 5, 2014 at 3:12 pm

      Thank you, Cara! I wish I could tell you how its holding up, but, I’ve been too scared to put her outside! If you are using outdoor fabrics, it will be fine, but this was laminated cotton and since I wasn’t CERTAIN that it would be okay, I just left her inside. I did a lot of reading about it and laminated cotton seems to be one of those things that is weather-resistant but not weather-PROOF.

      Reply
  5. Mila says

    April 30, 2014 at 9:58 am

    This is beyond awesome!

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      April 30, 2014 at 1:30 pm

      Thank you so much, Mila! This is my all-time favorite project!

      Reply
  6. Steph @ The Silly Pearl says

    April 28, 2014 at 12:05 am

    What an awesome (I mean groovy…wrong decade) transformation! I am amazed by the skillful work you put into it. I never would have given something like this a second thought! Had to feature you on Project Inspire{d}. Look out for it tomorrow night (Monday 4/28).

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      April 28, 2014 at 7:58 am

      Thank you, Steph!

      Reply
  7. RobinAllThingsHeartandHome says

    April 16, 2014 at 11:42 am

    Coolest chair EVER!!!!!!!!!!! I love the fabric and honey, my jaw dropped when I saw how detailed you were in making this over! Way. To. GO! Thanks for linking up to Twirl & Take a Bow! ox

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      April 16, 2014 at 1:11 pm

      Hhaha! Thank you, Robin!

      Reply
  8. Paulina says

    April 12, 2014 at 4:38 pm

    Wow! This is amazing! Nice work.

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      April 14, 2014 at 6:44 am

      Thanks, Paulina!

      Reply
  9. kitchen and bathroom design says

    March 31, 2014 at 5:35 am

    You actually revealed it really well.

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      March 31, 2014 at 8:10 am

      Thank you!

      Reply
  10. Tania says

    March 11, 2014 at 10:17 am

    Wow, look at you go! I love that chair!

    Tania

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      March 11, 2014 at 12:35 pm

      Thanks Tania!

      Reply
  11. Katie @ Upcycled Treasures says

    March 6, 2014 at 5:35 pm

    Okay you must be the Queen of Chair Makeovers! You are so freakin’ creative and I love everything you do! Thanks for sharing at The Makers!

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      March 6, 2014 at 6:28 pm

      Thank you so much Katie! I dunno about the Queen of Chair Makeovers, maybe the Queen of Sitting!

      Reply
  12. Ginger says

    March 6, 2014 at 3:34 pm

    Lovely! You are awesome and inspire me….I only have two little 5-year-old’s holding me back…but one day when they are teenagers and can wipe their own butts and bathe themselves and get themselves dressed without putting on their clothes backwards….I am totally going to figure out how to do projects like this! 🙂 I clicked for you! I hope you win! 🙂

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      March 6, 2014 at 6:27 pm

      Thank you Ginger! This reminded me of Big Daddy – “I wipe my own ath!”

      Hug Bob for me? I’ve seen a lot of overalls in the stores lately. Never thought I’d see the day when Bob was “on trend”.

      Reply
  13. Kelli Fox says

    March 6, 2014 at 1:57 pm

    omg holy cow you have created a masterpiece!!! i love it so much i can’t stand it! if anyone should win it should be you – this is incredible 🙂

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      March 6, 2014 at 6:25 pm

      Awww! Thanks Kelli!

      Reply
  14. Brynne@TheGatheredHome says

    March 6, 2014 at 11:49 am

    This makeover is amazing – truly! You tackle things that would completely scare me away and then turn them in works of art 🙂 Pinning this to my Great Furniture Redos board (which by the way, I’d totally love you to join!) http://www.pinterest.com/brynalyn/great-furniture-redos/

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      March 6, 2014 at 12:18 pm

      Thanks Brynne! Don’t be scared, just go for it!
      Followin’ that board, but not sure how to join.

      Reply
  15. Kelley @Miss Information Blog says

    March 5, 2014 at 5:30 pm

    This is amazing! I so want one of those all in one cutting things!

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      March 5, 2014 at 5:31 pm

      Thanks Kelley! Getcha one!

      Reply
  16. Amy W says

    March 5, 2014 at 3:42 pm

    You are a true crafts-wo-man! Nice work.

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      March 5, 2014 at 4:03 pm

      Thanks Amy!

      Reply
  17. Trisha D. says

    March 5, 2014 at 2:47 pm

    You’ve cemented your way into my BBFF (best blogging friend forever) Category for life! Glad I’ve scooped you up because GIRL your imagination is off the charts!! Seriously, blew me away. I TOTALLY knew you could do it!!

    Off to pimp you out worse than a $5 hooker (hmm… I need to work on my references)!!

    Reply
    • Hearts & Sharts says

      March 5, 2014 at 2:49 pm

      Where’s the LOVE button for this comment?! Thanks for lettin’ me pick your brain!

      Reply
    • Trisha D. says

      March 5, 2014 at 3:08 pm

      Alright, so I got through your post (I was too excited not to leave *hopefully* the first comment :p). Seriously, that pexi-glass thing was TOTALLY 100% worth the effort, and then some! Seeing the ‘inner workings’ of the chair like that is the icing on the cake. Well done girl!

      P.S. thanks for offering sooo many tips that is pushing me to 1. find an awesome chair like that and 2. start tackling these reupholster shenannagans!

      Reply

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