Just occasionally we are asked to work on a piece of furniture that carries a bit of tenuous history to it. This sturdy desk was once at home
Shabby Chic
We can paint your furniture in Surrey and north Hampshire
Shabby Chic
Painting
Varnishing
We can paint your furniture in Surrey and north Hampshire
Shabby Chic
Painting
Varnishing

All our Shabby chic projects are custom-ordered, and completed to our customers needs. 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 another supplier, such as Zinsser or Bedec. We also paint with specialist chalk paints such as the Annie Sloan range. And we also use the Annie Sloan range of waxes to finish a complete shabby chic project if that's needed.
We've listed many of our painting projects here.
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