Paint is the easiest and cheapest way to update your old furniture. Which is why I decided tospray paintmy boring beige patio table and chairs as part of mydeck makeover. Learning how to paint outdoor metal furniture has definitely had a big impact on my outdoor decor. It’s week 4 o...
Make sure to sand the panels and paint with primer first, and then repaint them with an affordable water-based formula or a unique chalk-based formula for a more matte finish. You can also use the "faux bois" technique to create a wood grain by dipping a natural bristle brush or wood ...
Table of Contents DIY Stair Slide If you’re looking to update your stairs, there are many ways you can do that:take up the carpet,install a carpeted stair runner,paint,restain,replace the railing,build a new banister/newel post,add fabric to the risers,plus more ideas here. ...
I had to do some tightening of bolts on these beauties before I could paint them. You might notice in the photos that the legs of the pink chair look particularly odd. Luckily once I had tightened all the bolts, the Primer was suitable to cover the rusty metal as well as the timber. ...
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When we see a fluffy throw blanket, a rough jute rug, or a smooth leather chair, our brain instantly registers these textures and creates a mental image of how they feel. This sensory experience adds depth and dimension to a room, making it more inviting. ...
If you have other display space in the room (like a buffet or hutch), bring some of the same decorations over to that surface as well for a unified and updated look.”– Nicole Balch of Making It Lovely Here’s to a colorful, and happy, holiday season! Find Your Favorite Paint ...
Table of Contents 1. Not Testing Paint Colors Before Buying 2. Decorating With Too Many Small Accessories 3. Not Having Plants (Whether Real or Fake) This is a post I’ve been meaning to share for so long, and since some of them came up in the Bless’er House Budget Decorating Communi...
When painting a dresser or table, I like to start at the bottom. Since the top will get the most attention, you’ll want that to look perfect, so I leave that for last. Paint in long sweeping strokes, going with the grain.