This is a trend I'm seeing in many different ways. The table here was created by and displayed at HeronKate's Art blog.
Remember the old metal lawn chairs from the 30s to 50s? They're back in vogue. Sand them, prime them, paint them. Preferably in vivid colors. (It's also been recommended to take them to a body shop for painting.) Adirondack chairs too. But not just white or brown - lemon yellow, emerald green, sparkling aqua, hot pink, bright red and more. Mix and match colors too.
The colorful paint idea is also extended to furniture - chairs, tables, and more. Take an older piece - or new unfinished piece - and create a masterpiece. Use solid colors, stripes, florals, designs, and patterns. Let your creativity rule. Paint wooden or metal furniture. The key is using multiple, bright colors for a touch of whimsy.
Use these pieces on a porch, family room, child's bedroom, kitchen and more. Have fun with the idea and see where your imagination takes you.
Looks very pretty...may be good outdoors and also in teenagers room.
Posted by: ny custom cabinets | August 19, 2009 at 01:43 AM
a very unique one... this table will surely struck whoever sees it... and if this is the trend today, it sure is one exciting thing to do is to see lots of differently designed furniture in the market....
Posted by: dining furniture | September 04, 2009 at 04:56 AM
Seems very pretty... I like your blog!!!
Posted by: divisas forex | February 02, 2010 at 09:22 PM
In sponging colors, do blend them so that each one nearly disappears in to the other for a softer appearance. Using colors within the same pallet give you luscious results!
Posted by: Cratmatic | July 07, 2010 at 01:43 AM
Hi,
Thanks for such an informative post. I have come across such a nice blog post on this rare topic after quite a long time now. Well done, keep it up.
:)
Posted by: Outdoor Furniture | May 10, 2011 at 03:51 AM
What a trendy-lovely stuff. That looks inspiring! That was a perfect choice of color, I love the blending and the look-and-feel of the furniture was a prefect touch!
Posted by: Carpet Sunshine Coast | October 02, 2011 at 07:50 PM