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There’s a romantic timelessness to rocking chairs. As soon as I get my perfect porch I’ll be rocking away.
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There are loads of old wooden rocking chairs out there on Ebay and www.gumtree.com.au
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Just give them a quick sand and a lick of paint.
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Painting up an old rocker can give it a whole new lease on life, particularly with a vibrant primary colour. And with a can of spray paint, it doesn’t take too long.
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Rockers are also fab for making wee nooks functional and welcoming.
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And painted white they are the perfect chair for a nursery. Simply add brighter cushions as they grow.
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Danish style rockers work easily in a contemporary space and take up less room than traditional ones.
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And the Eames style rockers are very contemporary, and with the moulded chair…pretty comfy!
Check out www.sokol.com.au and www.mattblatt.com.aun for replicas.
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And then there are the quirky ones…hard to find, but very cool.
Ria FitzGerald has worked as an interior stylist in Melbournes inner east for the past twelve years.
Now based on the Bellarine Peninsula, Ria continues to offer in-home styling consultations for both the visual and the practical elements of your home, renovation and colour consulting and event styling.
Rias work can be seen featured regularly in Home Beautiful Magazine.
\"The I want I want I want! blog is a weekday (ish!) update with reviews of the best online homewares shopping, styling tips, peeks into my favorite homes and commentary on design, interiors and art.
Hopefully you will find new products, designs and ideas to inspire you to make your home the most fabulous place it can be!\" Ria x
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