Chapter Four Design Ltd

Changing the furniture doesn't mean changing the memories ❤️x

I get a lot of clients feeling guilty about changing up an old piece of furniture to better suit their home, especially if that piece has sentimental value. Often things belonged to a loved one, or maybe were a big part of a childhood memory..

Totally understandable and I never pressure anyone to change up their furniture if they aren't completely sure 🫶. But if they do decide to go for it, thats absolutely fine and I think falling in love with a piece all over again makes it even more special - its evolved with you and changed with you, rather than being left behind (or worse, hidden away in the garage).

Get things out. Use them. Cherish them. Love them ❤️.

This living room furniture has been loved by Clive and his family for many years, and is absolutely beautiful; the stripped back top and the gorgeous green paint hasn't taken away from that at all. But now it feels light and bright, and in-keeping with his home today.

Have you got something sentimental that you have considered having painted or transformed in some way, but you feel guilty changing it so you've put it away out of sight? Well this is your sign to bring it out and feel proud to have it in your home.

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