We had an unintentional “typewriter week” here on the blog! While I like them all, I think this one may be the most fun. We finished the outside with 2 coats of mmsmp in typewriter and antiquing wax and then added some depth to the inside by finishing it with mmsmp in trophy, out pewter gray. What do you think? Are you a fan of the two-tone?
This cutie is a little hidden at the store right now! It is in the best-smelling area of the the store, right by all the candles!! Painted with a coat of MMSMP in typewriter and finished with antiquing wax, it’s certainly a beaut!
In Jolie Bliss and Eucalyptus…
I think this would look great in a guest bath — three coats of Jolie in Dove Gray gave this sweet shelf a whole new look. We did keep the original hardware though because it fit the new look perfectly.
This guy has been gone for a while. We work with a customer and her builder who use our buffets as bathroom vanities in some of their homes. We will get a picture as soon as this one is all set up!
Both of these are finished in Jolie Uptown Ecru…more to come on painting the fabric!
We were able to find three of the same tall plant stands at auction and finished them in 3 colors of Jolie Paint: Cocoa with dry brushed Anitque White, Dove Gray and Palace White…
We barely got this little table painted and positioned before one of our favorite customers swiped it up! Finished in Jolie Rose Quartz with a hint of white wax, our customer plans to use it as a plant stand on her screened in porch. Perfect!
Until I saw this picture, I honestly forgot all about this rustic shelf we painted in Jolie Verdigris. Why, you ask? Well, we took it down to our friends at Old National Bank since they were nice enough to feature us as the business of the week. Then, our neighbors at Zionsville Olive Tap were featured and they borrowed the same shelf. So, if you’d like to see this one in person, check the bank!!
We debated about which Jolie color to paint the base of this footstool? After much discussion, we settled on Jolie in Zen. The slight blush tones in Zen pair perfectly with the beautiful embroidered top.
This beaut is on the way to Florida to a beach home. We’re a little jealous! The detailing on this piece was so sweet — a great example of how distressing milk paint can give the piece a natural patina. We used Farmhouse White and furniture wax.
This little table has one of my favorite details on a piece of furniture, secret storage! Who doesn’t need more storage? Can you spot it??
If you guessed that the sides come down, congrats – you are correct! It has been refinished using two coats of Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint in Mora with a coat of furniture wax. I’m on a big furniture wax kick right now. Let those true colors show!
Sometimes it is the simplest furniture that has the biggest impact. This sweet table, for example, with its straight lines and flat detail. We decided MMSMP in Schloss, out tan-gray color, would be ideal. What do you think?
I’ve rediscovered my love of Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint in Flow Blue and, as you can see, it brightens any old piece of furniture! The perfect turquoise, imho…
