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A beautiful accent for your lovely bedroom. Release year 1974. Excellent vintage condition. Updated from the outside and inside. Strong, now also beautiful thanks to the amazing colors. They will look great in a classic style, as well as as an art object in a modern one.
Large flowers are now on trend, as is vintage furniture.
It's decoupage.
If you liked this design, I can do the work from your furniture to order, as long as the material is available.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to write to me. I will answer with pleasure and in detail.
Shipping transport company in any region.
Large flowers are now on trend, as is vintage furniture.
It's decoupage.
If you liked this design, I can do the work from your furniture to order, as long as the material is available.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to write to me. I will answer with pleasure and in detail.
Shipping transport company in any region.
How to keep
Freshly painted surfaces are fully cured within 30 days. Keep them free of moisture and treat them with care at this time.
- Painted furniture can be cleaned with a dry or slightly damp cloth without lint. Do not wet the fabrics with water, as constant exposure to water can start to break down the wax, water-based varnish or polyurethane varnish.. NEVER use cleaning products, oil, oil varnishes or oil-soaked fabrics on painted furniture. The friction force of the nail can remove the painting.
- Clean up spills immediately. Do not allow water to soak in. Clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth and use blotting actions, this is rather than wiping..
- Use linings, fabric, or felt to protect the surface of painted furniture from plastic, rubber, hot food, beverages, book stands, vases, or any sharp objects that may scratch the surface.
- Painted furniture can be cleaned with a dry or slightly damp cloth without lint. Do not wet the fabrics with water, as constant exposure to water can start to break down the wax, water-based varnish or polyurethane varnish.. NEVER use cleaning products, oil, oil varnishes or oil-soaked fabrics on painted furniture. The friction force of the nail can remove the painting.
- Clean up spills immediately. Do not allow water to soak in. Clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth and use blotting actions, this is rather than wiping..
- Use linings, fabric, or felt to protect the surface of painted furniture from plastic, rubber, hot food, beverages, book stands, vases, or any sharp objects that may scratch the surface.
