‘Bumble’ was an unwanted heavy pine bookcase covered in white chalk paint. It’s been stripped back with the frame painted in a mustard eggshell with Little Greene Jack Black on bottom plinth and details. The shelves and top of the unit have had the Japanese Shou sugi ban technique applied to them to highlight the…
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This bevelled rectangular wooden framed mirror suits this very rare Sanderson fabric perfectly in my eyes. The pattern hugs the grooves in the frame perfectly and really emphasises its shape. They really compliment each other. This slightly psychedelic yet geometric 1960s fabric is a bit special. You won’t find a lot of this easily anymore….
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This mirror is all you need to jazz up your life and inject a funky bold POP of colour to your home. This fabric was purchased from a market in Dar es Salaam in Tanzania. I just adore the African prints. There are nothing like them. Bright. Bold. Fun. Zesty. Full of Pattern, need i…
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“Lollipop! Lollipop! ooh Lolly Lolly Lolly” Here we have ‘Lolly’ rocking her completely new look. She is a vintage ‘Liden’ small chest of drawers made in the 1960s. She has been treated to new feet that I rescued from a 1990s unit and has a new top made from old 1960s parquet flooring. She was…
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