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Bits & Pieces: Dip-Dyed Furniture

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Anyone who’s ever wished that ombré and color blocking would fall in love and procreate will be very excited about the advent of a new trend in color-dipped furniture. – Jennifer Hunter on Apartment Therapy

Love, love, love the dip-dyed look! It looks super easy as far as DIY projects go. Dip-dyed pieces lend a playful feeling to a room and a fun way to add a touch of unexpected color to a room. The two chairs from Mobel Pobel (first photo) look so lovely; they’re like pieces of artwork on display.

 

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These country baskets and bags turn modern with a dip in a bath of white paint. Pastels would look amazing against the natural reeds and grasses.

 

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Uncertain about dip dying? Chopsticks would be the perfect starter project.

 

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This table is painted with Cottage Paint and the legs are dip-dyed with Benjamin Moore’s Molten Metallic paint.

 

Hally's, Parsons Green, London                                         Dip-dyed pastels – über cool!

Soooo, what do you think? Are you in? I solemnly swear to back this trend to the best of my ability! Test the waters by picking up a small piece at the thrift store and see what happens. If you don’t like your first attempt, paint over it and try again. Happy painting!

1 & 2.  Mobel Pobel
3. Martha Stewart  Photographer: Dana Gallagher
4. Poppy Talk
5. Hirshfield’s
6. thekitchn
Image: Helen Cathcart, design by Alexander Waterworth Interiors

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