Some trends start up and keep on going for a long time because they are timeless. One such trend in interior décor is shabby chic. One of the reasons it works so well is because it calls us to recycle and reproduce our furniture so that we save money and our planet in the process. We are going vintage and are mending, creating and being thrifty as we go. Shabby chic furniture comes in a variety of colours, styles and shapes. The techniques used in painting are also unique and each furniture piece is different from the next. Even so, these pieces tie in the room beautifully when all is said and done.

A shabby chic wall shelf is a great idea and it is easy enough to add into any room. It brings with it some class and also provides storage space all in one go. Often these shelves tend to serve dual purposes. The first is that they are a wall decoration in themselves and therefore do not require that you have an additional wall hanging in that space. They are usually delightful works of art and add to the visual aesthetics of any room.

Secondly, you can use them to display your knick knacks, scented candles and even books in a beautiful way. If you are into do-it-yourself projects they make an excellent one because they are quite easy to put up.
Shabby chic pieces look delightful in the bedroom too particularly in the form of a bedside table. This happens to be one piece of furniture that is used quite a bit in bedrooms everywhere. Most people use them to keep their alarm clocks, magazines and books, bedside lamps, the television remote and all the drinks and snacks that people enjoy in the bedroom.

When selecting one you need to ensure that it has a large top so that all the things you need can be put on it. You may also consider one with drawers where you can place additional items such as jewellery or stationary. It is a good idea to have the bedside table well matched to the bed so that they don’t talk like separate pieces.

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