Funky Industrial
It’s all the things. It’s eclectic, industrial and whimsical. It fun yet functional! Painted in Shackteau Interiors Milk Paint - Black Beach. Milk paint has a mind of its own & you never can be 100% sure what will happen-this particular piece- it CHIPPED!! 😳😱 It was then sanded back A LOT and distressed and painted with some Salt Wash was added for texture and some accents of a copper color metallic paint that I had extra of. The drawers were decoupaged with a decorative tissue by Roycycled Treasures. The tissue called Printers Block. Then Hemp oil was used from Real Milk Paint Co.to seal the paint. Original hardware was painted & drawer liners added.
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Funky Industrial style is all about combining different elements to create a unique, visually appealing look that maintains functionality. By focusing on the use of textured finishes such as Salt Wash and metallic accents, you can add depth and character to your furniture. One popular technique in achieving this aesthetic involves decoupage, which allows you to add personal flair through patterned or graphic designs. The mix of old and new is also essential; consider sourcing vintage hardware and combining it with modern paints for a truly eclectic finish. For those looking to delve deeper into the furniture transformation process, consider tips on choosing the right materials. Milk Paint, for example, offers a distinctive finish but does require some additional preparation. Furthermore, sealing your finished product with natural oils like Hemp oil can enhance durability while keeping your piece's aesthetics intact. Experimenting with different color palettes, from rich blacks to vibrant copper highlights, will not only personalize your furniture but also ensure it fits seamlessly into your home decor. Dive into the world of DIY furniture projects to discover more about how Funky Industrial design can rejuvenate old pieces into statement items that reflect your individuality.
where did you get the numbers/letters? are they like a wall paper or other decal??