Cool Decorating Trick: Paint it White!
We love this classic decorating trick as seen in the April '09 issue of Canadian Home and Country magazine by collector Patti Redford. Using Benjamin Moore's Decorator's White, she painted this vintage cabinet to display her colourful pastel Grindley and McCoy pottery. Photo by Janis Nicolay
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9 comments:
This looks great especially against that mottled wall.
So simple but effective.
Such a great shot. All those pastels have me feeling spring-y.
that's my favorite home decorating trick!
oh, I'm jealous...
oooh... I wonder would this spruce up some old ikea furniture....?! made do and mend! :)
xxx
Love how the beautiful and colourful pottery becomes the focal point and not the cabinet... fab!
Victoria: EdinDesign Interiors @ DesignTies
Ha! I think everyone around me is sick of me painting everything white! I am still obsessed with it as it just looks so clean and fresh and just look at how everything in that cabinet is suddenly a feature. Lovely.
I love this! I think it has convinced me to paint my bedroom dressers. Gorgeous, thanks for posting this!
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