Many people regard doors merely as a necessary means of separating one room from another, with no real potential when it comes to decorating. It's time to shake up that...

Revolutionising Renovations How to choose an interior paint colour for your house The colour scheme of your home's interior plays a significant role in shaping its ambiance and overall aesthetic...

Revolutionising Renovations How Frenchic Paint Saves You Time and Money! Quality Without Compromise: Frenchic Paint is renowned for its exceptional quality, making it a top choice for DIY enthusiasts and...

Discover the art of transforming your furniture with Frenchic in just three easy steps: Prepare, Paint, and Finish. From prepping your piece to applying the perfect color and protective finishes,...

6 Paint Colour Trends You’ll Love in 2024 Which paint colours trends will emerge and grace our homes in 2024? At Frenchic, we’re predicting a range of diverse and enchanting...

Choosing the Right Paint Colours & Finishes for Furniture When it comes to revamping your living space, the power of a fresh coat of paint on your furniture can’t be...

While some trends come and go, the affinity for earthy colours is here to stay. Want to find out more about the trend and how to use it in your...

Spring is all about new beginnings – when the flowers start to bloom, the weather warms up and the dark days get lighter. So, it’s only natural that you want...

Pine wood is an economical alternative to hardwood, which is used for a wide range of applications – from tables and chairs to flooring, skirting and even kitchen cupboards. It’s...

Preparation is always key when painting new raw timber, MDF or raw Brickwork our how to guide below will provide you with some more information to ensure you have all...

There are various techniques you can use to create texture with paint, including: Overworking your paint Stippling the paint Partially drying then breaking up the surface Distressing the surface before...

Key Points: The ‘Frenchic Beam Hack’ was originally developed to produce a light oak look for ceiling beams using Frenchic products. The technique is most effective on surfaces that have...