I recovered the cushions of a rocker/glider to match the nursery before C was born. It squeaks to the point that we bought a new, neutral colored one. We decided to keep the squeaky one and put it in C's new room since it won't get used that often. I can switch the cushions out, but I don't k ow what to do with the ottomans.
Would you leave the matching wood colors together or the matching cushions?
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Super random OT nursery question. 37 votes
Ottomans should stay with the original chairs, even if thu don't match
8%3 votes
Those crazy stripes need to stay together, even I the wood colors are different.
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Spend the time and money to recover the squeaky stripes to match C's new room.
I don't get it. You have two chairs and two ottomans. Each chair has a matching ottoman. Why not keep the matching chair and ottoman together?
ETA: I seriously read this 3 times before I realized you are switching out the cushions on the chair! Does the squeaky one match C's new room? I'd just leave the cushions and put the squeaky one in C's new room.
No, it matches the nursery, and not C's new room at all, that's why I was going to switch the cushions.
My mom recovered the ottoman that went with my old chair, and she did it showercap style (with elastic all the way around) so it was really easy. It will also be easy to take it off for cleaning.
That said, if you're not going to use one of the chairs that often, I would store that ottoman and just recover the one that you're going to use.
Re: Super random OT nursery question.
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That said, if you're not going to use one of the chairs that often, I would store that ottoman and just recover the one that you're going to use.