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Rescue, Restore, Redecorate: Amy Howard's Guide to Refinishing Furniture and Accessories
Hardback
Main Details
Title |
Rescue, Restore, Redecorate: Amy Howard's Guide to Refinishing Furniture and Accessories
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Amy Howard
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Physical Properties |
Format:Hardback | Pages:192 | Dimensions(mm): Height 253,Width 204 |
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Category/Genre | Interior design, decor and style guides Home and house maintenance |
ISBN/Barcode |
9781419729010
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Classifications | Dewey:749.0288 |
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Illustrations |
200 Halftones, color
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Abrams
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Imprint |
Abrams
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Publication Date |
8 May 2018 |
Publication Country |
United States
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Description
Whether you dream of restoring an heirloom to its former beauty, or just want to modernize a flea market treasure, Amy Howard has the design and refinishing secrets you need. Here are all the furniture finishing recipes, techniques, and tips that have made Howard's beloved classes sold-out success stories, and made Howard herself the go-to guru of refinishing and "use what you have" redecorating. Try your hand at unique painted and faux finishes, and experiment with gold leaf, distressing, and marvelous graining effects. Along the way, you will learn a treasure trove of techniques, as Howard shares before-and-after makeovers from her studio and offers impeccable step-by-step instruction in all that is needed to achieve each look.
Author Biography
Amy Howard is a designer, teacher, and driving force in the world of home furnishings. Her dedication to the mantra "rescue, restore, redecorate" is evident within the Amy Howard line of products. She is a regular contributor to FamilyCircle and Women's Day magazines, and is also launching a furniture collection with F. Schumacher in 2017. Howard lives with her husband, Gene, in Memphis, Tennessee.
Reviews"The book goes beyond basic 'just chalk paint it' ideas, with step-by-step advice on gilding, antiquing mirrors and furniture, as well as fixing and restoring. There are lots of materials involved - this isn't super-cheap upcycling by any means - but the results are stunning and inspiring." -- Reclaim magazine
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