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Australian Women’s Weekly NZ
|July 2025
Our friends at Your Home and Garden show how a DIY paint job can turn pots or other décor pieces into works of art
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There’s something wonderfully satisfying about turning the ordinary into something extraordinary – especially when it comes to your home. Personalising garden pots or indoor décor items is one of the easiest ways to do just that. It’s quick, affordable and the results are often surprisingly chic.
If you’ve ever spent weeks searching for a vase in just the right hue or a garden pot with the perfect pattern, you’ll know the frustration. So why not create your own? A plain ceramic or terracotta piece becomes a canvas for your ideas – whether it’s a pop of paint, a bold colour scheme or a gentle textured effect.
It’s a great way to test out colours or styles you love without the pressure of committing to full looks in your home. Tempted by the prettiness of pink or a splash of metallic? Curious about checkerboard patterns or botanical designs? Go for it.Denne historien er fra July 2025-utgaven av Australian Women’s Weekly NZ.
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