General Finishes

French, boudoir chic for that little bit of understated glamour in your life!

This modern bedroom furniture is only 10 years old, but came to me looking rather unloved and in a dark cherry finish.

So that the items would compliment each other without being identical and overpowering in the same room, the tallboy was given a crisp, grain sack design. This was achieved using Driftwood Milk Paint slightly lightened with the primary pale cream colour. Set against the light finish on the body, the stripes are eye-catching and the design can be teamed with accessories to either match a modern room or one of rustic charm. 

This butch pine cabinet required a much needed revamp, but with a difference to soften it's masculine look.

Hand-made clay moulds were created and applied to add detail to the drawers, top arch, sides and even the chunky door hinges. Once secured and the unit primed, the exterior was finished in the smouldering shade of Queenstown Gray Milk Paint. Winter White Glaze was dry brushed over the moulds to accentuate the detail in them and bring an elegant, feminine charm to the exterior.