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Bureau

A typical utilitarian design from the 1930's, this bureau also doubles up on either side as a bookcase, with adequate shelving for many books. Painted in a mix of Paris Grey, Duck Egg Blue and French Linen Chalk Paint on the outside and on the desktop and in the drawers in Duck Egg Blue, with an attractive stencil design on the desktop.
£150.00

French Style Coffee Table

This very practical glass topped coffee table has an air of elegance about it. The Toile du Jouy design below the glass shows a pastoral scene with a delicate wash of Old White Chalk Paint.
£80.00

Mirror

Square vintage mirror painted in Old White Chalk Paint by Annie Sloan. was last modified: January 23rd, 2019

Reading Seat

This little seat is not only useful but decorative too. The sort of piece that can occupy a small space, in a corner or under a window. Padded seat and back. Table top for your cuppa and a handy drawer to keep your reading matter in!
£120.00

Sideboard

This practical sideboard has been painted in Duck Egg Blue Chalk Paint® and finished with clear wax.
£175.00

Square Chalk Painted Mirror

was last modified: December 1st, 2019
£50.00

Wooden Step Shelves

Our handmade designer shelves are both simple and sleek, but also fit into those smaller spaces which are hard to find a use for. Choose your colour from our fantastic range of Chalk Paint by Annie Sloan and we will paint it for you!
£160.00

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About A Painted Room

A hand-picked collection of painted furniture from modern retro to Scandinavian-French style, accessorised with hand crafted home furnishings. A room full of practical and beautiful objects for the home, put together in a fresh and inviting space.

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A Painted Room

136 Alcester Road, Moseley, Birmingham B13 8EE

Tel: 0121 439 4070

Email: [email protected]

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