Description
Greek Blue can be found on rustic doors
this saturated tone feels incredibly sophisticated
For fast and beautiful results
Giverny is named after the village in Northern France where Claude Monet lived and this brilliant blue was especially popular in early 20th Century interiors
reminiscent of the salty air ushered in by the Pacific Ocean and the delicate crystalline layer it leaves behind
Trumeau Mirror Workshop Dates:CALL TO BOOK AT 207-606-3800 Greek Blue can be foundJoin us as we create your own Trumeau Mirror using the Annie Sloan decorative CHALK PAINT and the Iron Orchid Designs or Prima moulds to create your very own ornate Trumeau mirror. You may finish your design with gilding waxes to add an extra elegant touch! Designs may vary to suit your preference. All supplies are included to create your finished mirror. Cost of class is 95. 00 complete of instructions and materials.