Best furniture paint to transform your chairs, tables and chests of drawers Give tatty furniture destined for landfill a whole new lease of life The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers.

Fans of soothing, calming tones can make use of Vintro Paint’s Pebble shade, a warm cream that can be used to stain everything from walls to woodwork and of course, furniture.

Wicker furniture is a great thrift find, but getting paint out of its nooks and crannies is near impossible. Luckily, this tip will get you results in minutes.

After you’ve put the paintbrushes down and have finished a painting project, you might find yourself with leftover paint that you’re not sure what to do with. Instead of letting it sit in the garage ...

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"For the table legs, backs of the chairs, the tabletop and centre of the backs of the chairs, I used a small tin of Frenchic Al Fresco paint in the shade Cool Beans which cost £9.95.

A thrifty mother has revealed how she saved herself £700 by upcycling her drab dining table using £16 pots of paint. Kerry Green, 49 from Hull, bought the piece of wooden furniture for £100 in ...

"For the table legs, backs of the chairs, the tabletop and centre of the backs of the chairs, I used a small tin of Frenchic Al Fresco paint in the shade Cool Beans which cost £9.95.