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Autumn Floral Wooden Box

  Autumn is upon us, friends! When I received this lovely box from a friend, I immediately knew it needed a floral makeover. The newly released Autumn Morning  Dixie Belle transfer  looks absolutely stunning against the pretty green paint, don’t you think?

Another set of Coal Black Press Back Chairs


Press back chairs are a favorite of mine and apparently quite a few others too. After I posted a pair I did last year that came in for a refresh moving from outside on the deck to inside, a customer messaged hoping they were for sale. Luckily I had one set left unpainted that I could do in the exact same color, Fusion Mineral paints coal black.


Once scrubbed clean they were ready to go, two coats of coal black covered for a perfect solid classic black.


While I painted them, in between coats I was working on these glammed up nightstands in Fusion's champlain.


To add durability to them as they will be part of a family dining table, I applied 2 coats of Fusion's hemp oil wood finish. It also adds a slight sheen to the black and enriches the deep color even more.







The cedar lined armoire in the background is done in Homestead House (Fusion's parent company) milk paint midnight blue with coal black stenciled on the sides and sealed with the same hemp oil.

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  1. what brush or sprayer did you use on the chairs?

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    1. Hello I used a 2" angled synthetic brush for these chairs :)

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  2. What kind of paint? A lot of prep work? I have these exact chairs

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    1. It is a bit of work depending on the original finish condition but the paint is listed above, it is Fusion in coal black :)

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  3. I have 4 of these, someone was throwing them out & I rescued them. They are sturdy chairs only thing wrong with them is someone slapped a coat of black paint on them. You want them?

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    1. sure as long as the paint is in good condition I would

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