So, what does this sweet little tea cart
and this side table
have in common?
Both were acquired at an auction by Mr. Heart and I
and both are about to get some of this...
Paris Gray, Louis Blue, Old White?
What do you think...which colors for which piece?
Gotta get busy, so please leave a comment...
Blessings,
Cindy
Blessings,
Cindy
Oooh Cindy I have been so curious about chalk paint!!!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds so nice and easy to use..I heard about it first at Miss Mustard Seeds' and have been drooling ever since :)
I think any of those colours would look wonderful.
But Im guessing now...that you'll use old white on the side table, and Paris Grey and Louis Blue on the tea cart?? :)
I cant wait to see..have fun!
Show n' tell too ok?
I know you will!
Have a sweet day!!
Deborah xoxo
Louis blue for the cart, and Paris Gray for the table. Are they compatible colors? Are they going in the same room? I am not sure what Louis blue looks like.... I can't wait to see their transformations!!!
ReplyDeleteCindy, thank you so much for stopping by my blog today. I am glad to get the opportunity to see your gorgeous blog! These two furniture pieces are going to look fabulous when you are done.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Terri
I can't wait to see how the pieces turn out. Chalk paint really has my curiosity going! I love the colors you've chosen!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
Hi Cindy,
ReplyDeleteLove both pieces but especially the tea cart! I would paint the cart old white but then that's me. I guess we'll see because I'm sure you already know what you have in mind.
Blessings,
Sandi
I don't know, I don't know, But I can not wait to see what you do with them....
ReplyDelete(going to try the Chalk paint myself, very soon : )
What great finds Cindy I can't wait to see them transformed!! The paris gray is one of my favorites. Martina
ReplyDeleteOH i can't wait to see these pieces done!
ReplyDeleteI love the paris grey!!
Is it someone's birthday tomorrow???
... all right...how can you have grown children and still be so young and pretty !!??
ReplyDeleteSmiles from NY,
Lorraine
How pretty these are! I'd do the white on both, but do gray tops!
ReplyDeleteKelly
Hi Cindy...any one of those colors will be fabulous...can't wait to see it when it's done...xoxo, Mariaelena
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy,
ReplyDeleteHow about Paris grey for the cart and the Louis blue for the side table. Those are both great pieces.
I look forward to seeing them finished!
Hugs, Cindy
I saw your finished table at Savvy Southern Style, just beautiful. I am so impressed! I have never heard of chalk paint. Where do you buy it?
ReplyDeleteOh Cindy great finds! LOVE the tea cart!! I am partial to white lately, but grey has been creeeping into my lust list :-) I can't wait to see the end result!!
ReplyDeleteHave fun,
Hugs,
Bella
I love the tea cart and they are both going to look fabulous. I am not a painter of furniture but I will enjoy looking at yours. I cannot get out of the garden! hugs♥O
ReplyDeleteOh Cindy - found at an auction and painted with Annie Sloan's Chalk Paint. What could possibly be more perfect than that? Can't wait to see what color you put where!
ReplyDeletePaula
Hi Cindy,
ReplyDeleteYour cart looks so much like the one I bought for our dining room when I deformalized it. I have a tall stack of white plates on the bottom shelf.
I just gave mine a darker wax finish because I had brought in 2 other painted pieces.
But...if I had painted it with chalk paint, I think I would have choose Paris Grey. And, I always love the look of a wood top on a painted base, but you would need to sand and wax it too probably. Take a look at this site.
http://www.lottiescreativeliving.co.uk/nggallery/page-100/ love the look of Super French farmhouse table - it's P. Grey with wood top... be still my heart.
Hurry up and let us know!!!
Rhonda
Okay! I'm going to have to try this chalk paint. The colors are great! I'm in a gray phase these days. So I'd have to vote for gray. But I'm sure whichever color you choose, it's going to be beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'm envious of your tea cart! I've always wanted one, but never found an affordable one. If it were me, I'd paint it white, that way it can go with anything without having to repaint it again later. Enjoy your new finds!
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