Hey, it’s Crys’Dawna from Bella Renovare!
Bone inlay furniture and folk art furniture styles are some of my favorites!!! I wanted to mesh these two styles together for a fun boho, eclectic style!!!
Materials List:
- Holy Guacamole | Colonel Mustard | Sawmill Gravy | Rustic Red | Bunker Hill Blue
- Satin Clear Coat | Sea Spray | Bayou Moss and White Magic VooDoo Gel Stain
- Synthetic Paint Brush | French Tip Brush | Cheap Chip Brushes
- Rad Pads by Surf Prep
- Stamperia Rice Paper | Cutting Edge Stencil- Indian Inlay
- Surf Prep Sanding Kit
How To:
This piece is pretty standard so it makes it easier to get more eclectic with. It did have a shiny finish so I scoff sanded it with my Rad Pads by Surf Prep and then cleaned it with my Dixie Belle White Lightning. I also stripped down the top of the console table with my Surf Prep Sanding System.
Then, I painted the face of the doors and the inset of the sides using Bunker Hill Blue. I mixed Rustic Red and Bunker Hill Blue with Sea Spray. Learn how to mix your Sea Spray with paint in this blog.
I have been super into mixing custom colors lately. I mixed a 1:1 mix of Colonel Mustard and Holy Guacamole for this cool Dijon Mustard Color. Once I had this color mixed, I painted over the base coat that was completely dried. Then, decoupage. I used Satin Clear Coat with the rice paper.
For the bone inlay-inspired stencil, I used Sawmill Gravy and the Dixie Belle French Tip brush to “Dab” the stencil. Once I was done putting paint on the stencil, I pulled the stencil off while it was still wet. I repeated the process across the entire furniture piece.
For the top of the piece, I used Dixie Belle’s Bayou Moss Voodoo Gel Stain. I added the Bayou Moss on top and then added White Magic Voodoo Gel Stain on top of that. Lastly, I sealed the piece with Easy Peasy Spray Wax.
Check out my video on this piece!
Learn More on How to Paint Boho Furniture Here!
