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Hi tweeza, I used Annie Sloan chalk paint and Annie Sloan clear wax on the table. It took 3-4 coats of paint, Then the wax. I still love it. It has stood up very well. I even use spray and wipe on it occasionally. I will probably re wax the top again in a year or two. I also have done this small dresser. I took the table photo today just now. It looks just as good. Annie Sloan you don't have to sand or prime, but you do need to watch for thick drips, the one I did get I sanded back between coats to get a flat smooth surface, not the whole thing just the thick drips. I have a small electric sander took a couple of mins each drip, wax needs a couple of thin layers then buff. I used lambs wool pad on an electric drill for the sheen. You need to make sure wax is really dry before the buff, wait about a week would be my recommendation. I love the chalk paint ..so many pretty colours, the table colour is pure white and the inside of the dresser is Paris grey. There is an antique white as well, apparently the pure white is the thinnest of the colours and you need an extra coat compared to other colours.

@C P thanks mate. I know, the round rug is not the best for this room but we try to avoid extra costs, that's why we kept the rug for now :). more phots are coming. @Kate I would love to get rid off that gloss top table, it's a pain in neck to keep it clean. Yes we need cushions, just can't decide the color.

Hi Jeannie, lots of colour matches come to mind, so a lot depends on your own preferences. I’m not a fan of online shopping when trying coordinate colours as undertones, depth of colour and screen rendition, all affect the outcome, so I’d suggest taking one piece of your setting with you when shopping (or ensuring the company has easy, and free, returns. You could try one of the apricot / peach tones, especially if you want a solid colour. A peacock blue might also be a good match, and depending on the hue, could be dramatic or more subdued. A small gold and white pattern, or a peach and white pattern, would be another option. Lemon also, mossy grey / green or a cool grey. You could also pair these with chunky, coloured glasses if you’re aiming for that garden party look. I love your plates and table, I think your possibilities are endless