Any hoo my own personal adventures with white paint continues ....
The dresser now gently beams out a reflective glow even in the dim early morning light, already brightening the room.
A small multi-painted many-coloured stool - one we have had for ages (so long I can't even remember how it became part of the family) has quietly stood in a dark corner - that too has had a lick of white (needs a final coat today) and suddenly it wants a cushion in grey and cream to sit on it - I shall oblige.... just need to find something suitable in my wool stash.
It is amazing what a coat of paint can do - not just to a piece of furniture or a room
but to me too.
Ah - the kettle has just boiled, time for a mug of tea and a bit of baking (feeling a bit hygge today). Our knit and natter group are popping round this afternoon so I think may make scones or lemon pound cake or ... I know! A ginger cake - not made one of those for a rather shamefully long time :)
It is amazing how spirits can be revived with a mug of tea, thoughts of ginger cake and a bit of paint - I have been so fed up with this dreary January - hope your Tuesday is feeling more positive filled with cake, tea and yarny friends :)
Goodness what a transformation! x
ReplyDeleteThey're both looking great and I'm looking forward to seeing the cushion for the stool. X
ReplyDeleteLoving the transformation, you did a fab job.
ReplyDeleteA few years ago we had lots of our old ‘yellow’ pine furniture painted cream and it was utterly transformative. Your dresser is a beauty regardless of what colour it is, but I completely understand the need for more light, more reflective surfaces.
ReplyDeleteWhat tales that old stool could tell, of small boys and many boots?