I’m a little late to the party on this, but I just recently tried CeCe Caldwell’s Chalk and Clay Paint for the first time. And I really enjoyed working with the product. It’s got a nice, earthy smell, with ZERO VOC’s which is a big plus. You can paint with it right in your house without stinking up the place. The color palette is really to die for. The first can I got, I went for Destin Gulf Green ( a nice, deep, rich turquoise), but my head is swimming with which to go for next time.
I started with this lovely, ornate, oval coffee table that was given to me by a lovely friend of my mother in law.
I just gave it a little cleaning and jumped right in with no priming, which is also a big benefit to CeCe’s paint line.
Another fun aspect to this paint is that you can give it a nice, natural looking distressing with just a wet rag! No sanding dust or mess afterwards!
The distressing brought out all that gorgeous carved detail.
I gave it a top coat of CeCe’s Endurance finish, which I also loved using. It gives a really tough finish, which is especially useful on table tops or things that will get lots of use. I think it’ll serve this little coffee table well for years to come.
What a beautiful table and color! Really pretty.
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love that color.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely! I think I am going to try this paint. Sounds easy to use. Love the color. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteAnne Marie, this is simply gorgeous. I am jealous, I love that table, and you just gave it an entirely new life with the new paint!
ReplyDeleteI love this table!
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