
This resin owl was dark brown and now, in satin white, watches over my smallest little guy, LL.
A lamp, less favourable in livery beige, now punctuates a desk in the room my middle two boys share.
The jury was out on this for a long time and generated many laughs and queries with my design partner. It was a heinous bronze-red-brown. I still think it will be fabulous once it receives a second coat and white linen drum shade, and at $22 who am I to complain?
These too were an odd brown and were painted with a prime coat at the same time as the lamp above, just before the snow came. Spring will bring a second bright coat and a smile.
Bright orange originally... fine for some spaces but didn't work for me. I likes white!
This was originally black with a folk art floral; not the cool bohemian floral you're imagining, just a bad floral. White is definitely right.
These were painted to reflect pepper and salt. The perfect grey and white.
It pays to be able to see a diamond in the rough. xo
Adore them all! I love great finds, you've done a wonderful job on all of them! xo
ReplyDeleteThanks Sarah! I already have many projects planned for the spring. Can't wait to share. xo e
ReplyDeleteI love to paint everything white as well. Sometimes I'll try color and then I inevitably go with white. Your pieces look fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThere is practically nothing a good coat of white paint won't help :)
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