In many homes you’ll find a heritage of antique furniture –
I for myself have a couple of old pieces that I was given when my grandparents
passed away.
Although you might like the thought of antique furniture,
they might not suit your style. Most antique furniture come in dark wooden
materials, and with such dark colours a room can sometimes look a bit too dark
and gloomy.
It might be a gorgeous piece of furniture you’ve got, but it
just doesn’t fit the rest of your interiors. For sentimental reasons you might
not want to get rid of it – so what can you do?
The Shabby Chic style has grown extremely popular during the
last few years, and this is a great modern style that is easy to achieve with
just some paint and some sandpaper. The most common colour to use when creating
a Shabby Chic style is white, but why follow the stream when you can create
something fantastically creative. Get that old bookcase, kitchen table or
cabinet out and go crazy with colours! Dare to be differnet – believe me – you’ll
thank yourself when you see the result. Read the old post of mine called How
to paint Shabby Chic furniture for more info and tricks on how to best
achieve the Shabby Chic look.
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