A Painted Love Affair

The UK's First Furniture Painting Business Conference took place on 3rd - 5th September 2021 and it was A-MA-ZING! I had the best time hanging out with like-minded people, learning new things and motivating each other to shoot for the stars when it comes to our businesses! It was incredible to see all the different brands and businesses collaborating to celebrate the world of furniture painting in the UK! 

We all know the importance of keeping sustainable in the home. Here are some easy tips on how you can transform your bedroom into an eco-friendly sleeping space. Not only will these changes be better for the environment, but there are added benefits to your health too!

Recently I jumped at the chance to speak with Lowenna Insular about her brand-new upcycled furniture marketplace, Conscious Cubby! Lowenna designed the platform exclusively for professional small business furniture sellers in the UK– meaning no more getting lost in Etsy and Ebay!

The incredibly versatile Fusion Milk Paint  for furniture gives you limitless possibilities of looks that you can achieve. One of the looks I especially love is the faux concrete effect, it’s achieved so well with this new milk paint formula that I just couldn’t wait to share it with you all! In just a few simple steps you can transform any ordinary piece of furniture to something extraordinary!! How to...

Painting your kitchen is the most practical, eco-friendly and inexpensive way of giving your kitchen a re-fresh. With the kitchen being the heart of your home, it’s always a great idea to achieve a new look and it’s one of my favourite commissioned projects!

A furniture transfer is a pre-printed design that comes attached to a non-stick backing sheet. There’s lots of beautiful designs you can choose from and they can transform your furniture giving vintage vibes, shabby chic, modern or boho feel. Transfers can be used on any flat surface including mirrors, glass, wood, walls, furniture. It can also be used over painted furniture, just ensure that you've let the paint to settle...