If you haven't noticed, PINK is coming in hot this spring, in both home decor and clothing. I have seen so much of it--a lovely blush pink.
I decided I needed a few blush pink items in my booth for spring. This sweet little 1930's end table was the first thing I painted
I mixed up this pink, using mostly white, bright pink, and some yellow paint to give it a warm quality. I would say I used a cup of white paint, two tablespoons of bright pink, and one tablespoon of bright yellow. This table is the type that had been stained in the thirties and forties with a mahogany colored stain that loves to bleed through furniture. I sprayed the end table with clear spray first.
I then painted it with white primer and sealer and then with two light coats of the pink.
A little sanding on the edges and a clear coat finished the table. I love it next to this grey chair and my grey wall, but she is headed to my antique booth tomorrow.
If you want to add pink to your decor this spring, thing small--side tables, pillows, frames, baskets, etc. It is a great way to have a bit of a color trend without going hog wild.
I am see pink items all over Facebook..thanks for sharing the paint mix formula.
ReplyDeleteYes, me too! It is a pretty pink, a little more sophisticated I think.
DeleteThis is lovely, Becky! I love the whole setting...and that map!
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda! Yes, the map is from 1927--one of my favorite things.
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