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I’m converting a BR into a guest room. Walls are light tan and bedding is off white with delicate green ferns and yellow butterflies.
Please suggest how I can Rehab/paint this pine piece to blend in.
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Hi Terry,
I’m unable to see the photo, but you’re welcome to email it to us at hello@countrychicpaint.com! It sounds like some warm neutrals like “Soiree” or “Pop the Bubbly”, or a green like “Sage Advice” would be pretty in your space!
Just curious, do you do the 2 coats of black to seal dresser or could you just do 2 coats of the blue! Eager to try Country Chic but 4 coats seems time consuming. I current use ASCP & MMS paints but am looking for another paint and love all your colors & have seen some interesting ideas with your brand. Dresser is beautiful!!
Curious Shari
Hi Shari,
Thanks for reaching out to us! I’m not sure which dresser you’re referring to. Would you mind emailing a photo or a blog post link to us at hello@countrychicpaint.com? I’d be happy to look into it further for you!
– Sarah