10/06/2026
This gorgeous Art Deco dresser was gifted to me by a friend who only wanted the mirror from the set. Originally purchased from a local second-hand store, it was tired, worn, and ready for a new chapter — and what a transformation it’s had 💚
After stripping back years of old finish, the stunning timber grain underneath deserved to shine, paired with a rich moody green and beautiful new Art Deco-inspired details. Finished off with new feet and handles for a fresh modern touch ✨
Materials used:
• Diggers Paint Stripper
• Pureco Base & Blocker – Ecru
• Pureco Silk Range – Rainforest
• Pureco Stain & Glaze – Sepia
• New Art Deco-inspired handles
• New feet
A reminder that sometimes the most forgotten pieces have the most potential !! Available now - $480 with matching stool.
02/06/2026
A perfect day for painting 🙌
27/04/2026
What a beautiful way to kick off my very first workshop ✨
Before →
Three pieces. Three visions. One creative day in the studio.
Claire worked on a timber decorative mirror for her home,
Louise transformed a mid-century coffee table for her beach house,
& Penny brought new life to an antique carved timber wall piece.
Each one completely different — but all brought back to life with care, creativity and a little guidance along the way 🤍
This is what the workshops are all about… creating something you love, with your own hands.
I’ll be sharing a closer look inside the workshop experience tomorrow !!
23/04/2026
From missing pieces to a complete statement ✨
I found this solid timber cupboard on marketplace with no sides or door fronts… but I could see the potential straight away.
After rebuilding the back with new ply, I replaced the missing panels with a soft cream hessian—bringing in that relaxed, contemporary coastal feel.
The inside was painted in Almond to keep it light and fresh, while the exterior is a custom blend of Beaches (retired) and Chestnut from the Pureco Silk range… creating the most beautiful brown slate tone 🤎
A full transformation that proves sometimes the “incomplete” pieces just need a little vision.