On my recent trip to France I admired this stack of painted wicker poufs in the Parisian flat of Clarisse Demory. Getting the perfectly imperfect look is easy.
We first posted about dip-dying wicker poufs last year, and while we like the dip-dye trend, we’re ready for something just a little different. I noticed these hand-painted wicker poufs in Clarisse Demory’s Paris flat while visiting last month and couldn’t help but admire that while they have a similar effect to dip-dye from afar, up close they are a little less clean lined–and I like that.
Photography by Natalie Weiss for Remodelista.
Above: Clarisse stacks two dense wicker poufs in the corner of her living room to accommodate extra guests. Photograph by Natalie Weiss for Remodelista.
Above: Clarisse painted each piece with white paint and a paint brush (no dip dye required). The result is a wicker pouf that has less of a World Market look and more of an offhand chic vibe.
For more DIY ideas throughout her apartment, see our post: Done/Undone with Clarisse Demory in Paris and at her house in Bulgaria.
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