This is off to store a little boy’s treasures and I couldn’t be happier that is will be a part of a childhood. It is such a cute piece!

One of my favorite combinations is MMSMP typewriter, our black, with kitchen scale, our teal. I’ve used this combination several times over the years. Bookshelves, wine cabinets and dressers come to mind as some of my favorite pieces. 

The typewriter on this piece is hidden, it’s in the drawers which we can’t see in this picture – boo! We added these plain back knobs to coordinate. 

There are two of these awesome night stands in mmsmp grain sack. They are a little more modern than our usual and I really like them! What do you think?

Cute piece. Cute knobs.

The instructions on the to paint list said mustard seed yellow but a happy accident meant that this cute piece ended up in MMSMP lucketts green. I love it when a non-plan comes together!

This piece has been one of my favorites since we first brought it in. I’m rediscovering my love for mmsmp flow blue and it is certainly one of the reasons why we have started to paint more pieces in the color. 

Choosing which color to paint a piece can sometimes be a challenge. We don’t want to paint everything in black, white or gray but those are the colors that sell the most so painting a larger piece in a bold color is a bit of a risk.

This piece was an enigma of sorts because of the eagles on the hardware right next to the bell detail on the edges. It was both masculine and feminine. I settled on flow blue with a little distressing and furniture wax to finish. Doesn’t it look great?

This sweet buffet in our newest MMSMP color, aviary, only lasted in the store for one day! Here’s why…

I call Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint Shutter Gray one of our classic colors because it was the primary gray of the original 12 colors in the line. We’ve been “rediscovering” shutter gray as of late as I’ve become enamored of it all over again. The slight blue undertone works so well with the other colors (blue or not) in the line that we’ve been using it on several pieces! Welcome Back Shutter Gray!

 

Here’s a great example of two very different pieces in MMSMP schloss. I think the chameleon qualities of schloss ( is it taupe, is it gray?) are great for many different styles…

September’s color of the month was MMSMP Mora and we just squeezed this one in! Love, love, love the details!

While a bit of a challenge to paint, these drop leaf tables are worth it when all done!

Two coats of Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint in French Enamel and a coat of Furniture Wax bring the details on this little table to life!

For those who know me, you are aware I don’t have a ton of pink in my life! Four messy boys and lots of bright blue are what I see most. So, I decided to paint this sweet, feminine table in our MMSMP arabesque. It is a soft, dusty pink and we paired it with one of our pink and white knobs from the hardware bin at the store. What do you think?

Our customer requested a new color combination on this desk and we were immediately smitten! We used MMSMP in Typewriter on the top with Bergere on the legs. We finished both with antiquing wax. The antiqued finish on Bergere helped to blend with the dark Typewriter on top!

Also, this desk was a giant — 6 ft x 3ft so we didn’t get a picture until it was already in her law office!