It’s only fair to warn you before you begin reading this blog, that once you try upcycling furniture using Annie Sloan Chalk Paint™ you will soon get the bug.
Before you open the paint pot! It’s only fair to warn you before you begin reading this blog, that once you try upcycling furniture using Annie Sloan Chalk Paint™ you will soon get the bug.
Apart from the fact that you start to see the potential to breathe new life into all sorts of areas of your home, you will also discover that it really is quite easy to achieve stunning results.
Calm and soothing, natural green shades can bring a fabulously fresh feel to your décor.
And as our colour of the month, we can’t wait to share some inspiration to help you add a dash of green to your home.
Green is a designer’s dream – think botanicals, house plants, tropical prints and shades that range all the way from lime and avocado to emerald, aqua and turquoise.
This new larger premises in Mount Bures on the Essex Suffolk border, is within easy reach from Sudbury, Colchester and the surrounding area and will be the permanent base for our courses in 2021 and beyond.
Our lockdown aim was to find a new workshop location with workbenches and a classroom area, offering a safer working environment for everyone who comes along to our courses. We are delighted with the new location which is the perfect space for us to host all sorts of new creative and social get togethers, skill courses and virtual classes and demonstrations
Sometimes a brand comes along which you completely fall in love with.
That’s certainly the case for us at Little Gems Interiors when it comes to all things Toasted Crumpet.
From candles and greetings cards, to tableware and fine bone china, we just can’t get enough of these products which take inspiration from the beautiful British countryside.
Warm, sunny and cheerful – yellow is a great go to colour for boosting the mood.
After all, what could be more uplifting than a splash of sunshine?
It can be such a great colour to use when upcycling furniture, transforming something old and drab into a bright focal piece for a room.
It’s bang on trend too. Each year, Pantone names its Colour of the Year, predicting which colours will be in vogue over the coming months. This year one of the two chosen colours is Illuminating Yellow.
