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A small painted vintage chest of two drawers with blousy botanical decoupage in a palette of green, teal & aqua.
This piece of restyled furniture has been hand-painted and hand-finished, and being vintage it has been around for a long time with many years under its belt.
I'm sure that you will agree that any minor imperfections that may be present only contribute to its character, charm and history.









A handcrafted, eye-catching piece with a stunning retro design vibe, upcycled vintage for today’s modern living.
Mid-century furniture never goes out of style, and when restyled for contemporary living, these pieces make a stunning addition to any room.
Just look at this gorgeous, compact 2-drawer chest from the 1950s. The soft blousy, retro, floral design, in gorgeous blues, greens and aquas, is reminiscent of the beautiful artwork of William Morris and is in striking contrast to the minimalist, clean lines of the original piece. But in this case, the 2 design concepts work perfectly together.
The original handles and tapered legs have been refinished in keeping with the rest of the design.
In the case of the handles, they’ve been painted a beautiful shade of turquoise, to match the wallpaper finish, whilst the legs have been painted black, then adorned with a set of aquamarine “shoes”, to make them pop.
It’s a beautiful, bold piece, that may be small in stature, but delivers a big punch of style and with the added bonus of a couple of drawers, offers plenty of extra storage space.
Ready for you to add to your home now, this retro chest of drawers will look ideal in your bedroom, guest room, hallway or landing, so don’t miss out, click on buy now today and make this piece yours.
- Classic 1950s MCM chest of drawers
- Vintage bedroom furniture
- Decoupaged drawer fronts
- Compact and lightweight furniture
- A very well-cared-for piece of vintage furniture
- Upcycled = eco-friendly and sustainable
- High-quality, durable and water-resistant eco-friendly paints used
- Back and underneath painted
- The drawer insides are all fresh and clean
- Width 74cm, depth 42cm, height 66cm
- Free shipping to GB Mainland
Deciding to invest in a piece of vintage furniture is a sustainable choice in helping to save the environment and our planet. It gives you the freedom and the opportunity to create a truly personal, unique and stylish interior design statement for your home, your stamp, and your mark. It’s your chance to distinguish yourself from the crowds who are so easily led by fast-made, mass-produced and indistinguishable furniture, which, more often than not has been transported from the other side of the world.
Vintage furniture will make your home feel very special; it has character and soul and will be unique to you. My customers often say “That’s different”, to which I always reply “It’s good to be different!” Vintage furniture really can tell a story that no modern piece ever can: it gives a nod to the past and a smile to the future.
Owning a piece of vintage furniture can give you a sense of pride and nostalgia, a feeling you simply cannot experience from new furniture. My ethos is to respect the character of the piece while always delivering a structurally sound and fully functioning item of furniture ready for its new chapter in life.
A great deal of love, care and attention goes into every refurbishment I undertake so that you can enjoy your furniture for many years to come.
Building on a solid foundation
Before starting, every piece is thoroughly checked. Any faults, such as loose joints, surface damage, etc are addressed. You can be sure that I haven't just covered up problems with a 'lick of paint'.
Surfaces are fully prepared prior to painting to make sure that the finish will be durable and lasting.
The right products for best results
I only use high quality furniture paints and other specialist products that I know and trust. You'll find many of these products available in my 'paint shop'.
Out of sight, but not out of mind
It's not only the first impression that matters: details do too.
- All edges, where 'painted' meets 'not-painted', are taped to ensure clean lines.
- Backs of pieces are generally painted - not every piece will be placed against a wall.
- Underneaths of pieces are painted if there is any chance of seeing them when a piece is in place.
- The insides of cupboards, drawers, etc are cleaned and refreshed
Not just for show
Almost all furniture has to be practical as well as beautiful.
I apply varnish to surfaces that are likely to see heavier wear, so the painted finish will be protected.
Both before and after painting, all moving parts, such as doors or drawers, are checked for smooth operation.
Do you want to know more?
I am happy to answer any questions that you may still have, or to supply more photographs if needed.
Should you be close enough, you are also very welcome to visit my Brailsford studio to inspect any pieces.
Trust in experience
I have over 10 years of professional furniture painting experience, and everything I have learned during that time goes towards making sure that you will be delighted with your new piece of furniture.
But don't just take my word for it, see my testimonials from previous happy customers.