Kara’s Blog post offers an inspirational idea which can be adapted to your own furniture and shows how simply you can transform the look of your room with colour. Kara says; “If you love the Pantone colours of 2016 then these 2 colours are for you. Rose Garden and Blue Indigo Pinty Plus, I must say...

Materials required: Brushes of different thicknesses. Gauze or cloth. Chalk Paint Spray Pintyplus Colour Stone . Wood stain. fine sandpaper. colorless furniture wax or water-based varnish. We transform a melamine table top using a creative technique. First, clean the surface thoroughly with rubbing alcohol and spray paint the whole surface with Pintyplus Chalk Paint in...

It’s worth reading Robyn’s Blog to find out exactly how she produced these lovely bookends using Pintyplus Black Plum Chalk Spray Paint to co-ordinate with her decor. “It’s no secret we built a rather amazing unit in the living room last month. I’ve been gathering my books from all corners of the house and setting...

What about Javi Barquín? Those who know him we have only words of admiration, not only for what it shows in the RRSS, but by their natural way of being humble and with a great sense of camaraderie. Born in Huesca, this blogger who works at the Hospital del Vendrell and tuner object calls itself...

We met Maria Antonia Manils in last year’s Creative Hall Barcelona. She was teaching basketry workshops and we loved her enthusiasm and ideas. She experimented with our  PINTYPLUS BASIC  and  PINTYPLUS ART Chrome Effect Gold and sent us the result.

We present Merce Portela  and its Libelulares Blog . An artisan and friend who works with miniature clay pieces. Finishing them off with our PINTYPLUS BASIC . There is no need for priming, just paint and enjoy the work from kitchens … … Figures … … and imagination. Thanks Merce!

We love the work of Pascal Froment a Street Artist, Lyon performing stunning works with our PintyPlus BASIC, which applied directly on cotton canvas. You can find more of his work here