Vintage China Hutch
I painted the exterior in Gesso White matte finish paint by Jolie (affiliate link). I had a small amount of Provence Blue chalk paint leftover and used that for the interior for a bright pop of color. The Jolie Brand equivalent can be found HERE. I sealed the paint with clear wax.
Vintage china hutch painted Gesso White. |
I paint a lot of furniture, but I am still amazed at what a difference paint makes!
Brighten up old and dated furniture with paint. |
I painted the orginal hardware and added light distressing to the paint.
Vintage door pull on china hutch. |
I chose a bright pop of color for the interior as it works as a beautiful backdrop for neutral dishware.
Add a pop of bright color to the interior! |
The exterior is Gesso White and the interior is Provence Blue. |
This hutch doesn't have a large footprint, but it does offer lots of storage with two additional shelves in the bottom.
Loads of storage inside! |
I purchased the artificial tulips on Amazon for staging, but I also use them personally in my home to brighten up my decor. The dark pink are my favorite color, but the seller also offers a variety of other colors. (You can also see the tulips feature in this article HERE.)
Spring tulips lighten my spirit and brighten up my home. |
If you're thinking about updating your decor to something lighter and brighter, consider painting a piece or two before buying new.
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