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Chair ‘MONDRIAN’
This chair was found from the attic, where it was left for a long time ago. It was covered with a thick layer of paint so, that even the screw and blot holes were full of paint. Many hours of work was spent to renovate it. The metallic parts were covered with new rust-proof paint and all the screws-bolts got changed. The pattern on the wooden parts of the chair has been painted by hand, inspired by the artist Mondrian. Therefore the name as well.
The chair was bought during event Kalamaja open yards and it got a new home in Kalamaja where it was found.
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Lamp ‘SAMAR’
Lamp is made of white glass and is re-decorated with Arabic influenced pattern by Atmosfäär. Originally it had carnation flowers on it and it had strong soviet times look. The name 'Samar' means 'Evening talks' in translation. We like to think that the lamp likes to talk about its history and previous look with carnation flowers to anyone who lights it up. The origin of this lamp is unknown, but it reminds a lot of an old Estonian company Estoplast lamp series from the 70's.
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Lamp has found a home to be happy in Keila.
Night stands ‘VALGED UNENÄOD’
Took some time before we got to know the origin of these night stands. Finally, we discovered, that they are boudoir cupboards from Norway. Atmosfäär added new legs and renovated them completely. Brown color was covered with pure white, golden handles got black look and the drawers were decoupaged with wallpaper.
Night stands were sold during event Kalamaja open yards and now they are decorating somebody's summer cottage.
Table ‘LAINE’
Table was set aside because a part of the tabletop had been damaged. Originally the table was dark brown and made in Valga Mööblivabrik (Valga Furniture factory). With the new design the damaged part was playfully removed and pure white look changed the table drastically.
Sofa ‘TIBUVANA’
Originally, this sofa was made in former factory 'Rahvamööbel' in 1958. It was located in Tartu and many workers were handicap. The sofa belonged to Atmosfäär master's grand-grand-mother and after long use, it was left in summer cottage to wait for better times. Better times arrived in 2015, when Atmosfäär upholsterer started restoring this beautiful piece of furniture as a school graduation project (tutor Eha Vacht). It is a good example, how choosing the right fabric and great handicraft can make an old furniture to fit perfectly in nowadays homes. Sofa got it's name after the grand-grand-mother, who was called Tibuvana. After restoring, one could be sure that it will sure last for next generations.
To see how the sofa looked before restoring, have a look at our post here. Sorry, that it is in Estonian, but the pictures still tell their stories.