We can paint your furniture in Surrey and north Hampshire
Shabby Chic
Painting
Varnishing
All our furniture projects are custom-ordered, and completed to our customers needs. In the main we paint with water-based furniture paints, but use specialist solvent-based paints for priming, hiding wood knots and varnishing outdoor tabletops.
Typically we paint with the Dulux heritage eggshell paints that have great quality and we can apply them easily with brush, mini-roller and spray machine, depending on the painting job. We can mix a range of colours into these paints. And, of course where a customer wants a satin or a matt finish, we will source a quality paint from suppliers such as Zinsser or Bedec. We do paint with specialist chalk paints such as the Annie Sloan chalk paints. And we also use the Annie Sloan range of waxes to finish a complete shabby chic project if that's needed. Because a chalk paint finish can be waxed or left chalky to the touch.
We've listed many of our furniture painting projects below.
The classic nest of small tables is certainly a feature of a typical British home today. Yes, styles and trends have changed and will, no doubt, continue to
Most hallways have the same problem. Four people, one row of hooks, and a growing pile of coats on the end of the banister. A peg rack fixes
This large painted chest of drawers was a robust item of solid pine furniture, very much in a tradition that we'd all recognise. Its three deep, full width
Some rooms are so generous in scale that ordinary furniture simply disappears into them. That was the challenge facing us in Cobham, where a very large dining room
Walk into this Cobham dining room now and you'll find a round table dressed simply — a stone jug of garden flowers at its centre, a navy linen
This is a table that was clearly built to be looked at. Carved shell motifs on the apron, scrolled cabriole legs, a shaped top that curves rather than
You know the piece even if you've never called it by name: a monks bench, high-backed, with a lift-up seat for shoes, wellies or whatever else a hallway
You'll recognise this table. Not this exact one, but the shape of it — narrow, waist-height, a drawer or two, a shelf underneath for scarves or hats. It's
There's a pine chest sitting in a lot of living rooms in Surrey — and the problem with most of them is that same persistent orange varnish. It
Most of the furniture we paint lives indoors, sheltered from everything except family life. This painted garden table is different. It is a low-lying pine table that has
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