I’ve had this little side table since I was a kid. I remember painting it several times over the years – always white. And I’d probably have continued except that I wanted a tiny bit of colour in the cabin’s bathroom. I thought a blue would look lovely on the grey stone tiled floor so grabbed myself a sample pot and got painting. Managed to get not one single drop of paint on me the entire time (it’s reallly quite a miracle; you should see me normally). Then as I went to finish up, I tripped over and landed on the wet-painted table, turned myself blue and had to sand back and repaint. And of course I didn’t stop there. As I finished up the second time, I stepped on the paint lid and walked paint through the house. Just a normal clutzy day in the life of me.
And so, here it is dry, smudge free and in my bathroom for its close-up because the cabin/studio’s bathroom/laundry (which will actually look a little like a kitchen, but more on that later) has no walls yet, let alone floors and hardware. All in good time…
Credits:
The paint is Nippon Poseidon 2.
The white towels, which I love, love, love are from Le Souk (watch out, there are lots of nice things to buy here and you will have trouble redirecting the mouse away from “add to cart”.
The soaps are quite possibly the nicest-smelling combo ever. And cost a grand total of $5: EcoStore Lemongrass Soap and Priya Olive Oil soap from… Woolworths.
Blue towel is a mystery as is the wooden bowl. Had them for years – longer than memory has been gone.
The paint is Nippon Poseidon 2.
The white towels, which I love, love, love are from Le Souk (watch out, there are lots of nice things to buy here and you will have trouble redirecting the mouse away from “add to cart”.
The soaps are quite possibly the nicest-smelling combo ever. And cost a grand total of $5: EcoStore Lemongrass Soap and Priya Olive Oil soap from… Woolworths.
Blue towel is a mystery as is the wooden bowl. Had them for years – longer than memory has been gone.
xx Trina
You nailed it.
xLou