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Colorantic in Je décore Magazine

Colorantic dans le magazine Je décore

Boho” Style for a Child’s Bedroom!

In November 2018, Colorantic appeared in the magazine Je décore!  Colorantic is honoured to have collaborated with JE DÉCORE to showcase a “Boho” style child’s bedroom.

JE DÉCORE is a 100% Quebecois magazine focused on decoration and renovation. Let yourself be inspired by the current trends in interior design!

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A Bit Hippie, a Bit Nomadic

Boho decor transports us to a universe halfway between ethnic and vintage styles.

The “Boho” or bohemian style has been popular for several years. The word “Boho” comes from English and is used as a diminutive of the word “bohemian”.

This relaxed and friendly style of decoration is warm and evokes travel and freedom. Bohemian decor allows you to mix pieces from different eras and objects from various cultures, creating personalized eclecticism.

A bohemian decor tells a story of its occupants, through the chosen and accumulated objects over time. It’s a joyful mix of textures and oriental motifs that harmonize perfectly to create a comforting and fashionable decor.

Isn’t it exciting to decorate your child’s bedroom?

It is important to think about what furniture will be there, consider the budget, and if you plan to recover/revalue furniture, you will need to get the products to use.

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Shop Local!

If your choice falls on options to recover, revalue, and encourage local products, then you are in the right place.

Colorantic is the only chalk paint company and revaluation products in Quebec. We are located more precisely in Victoriaville.

Recovering becomes an even more present responsibility when we are parents. We want to pay more attention to the Earth’s future that we will leave to our children.

Furniture from the last century is the best idea you can have to take the step of recovering rather than consuming. Anyway, old furniture is so much stronger and durable.

Revaluing is the ideal option to add a unique touch to furniture so that they are perfect in your child’s room.

Before taking action, we must think about what products we need to use to paint old furniture.

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Colorantic’s Colours

It is important to consider that your child will sleep in a space requiring clean air. Sometimes products emit VOCs harmful to our health.

Colorantic paint is made from water without toxic products. It is proven durable and will not chip during use.

Also, revaluing used furniture is ideal for adding something unique to a room, and at a low price. In the project presented in this magazine, a sparkling dresser was revamped with Colorantic products.

The magnificent colours, Ocean and Ballerina, as well as the addition of glitter, Ice Blue, were highlighted on this piece of furniture.

Very simple steps to achieve, but a result worthy of the greatest creators!

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Colorantic’s Colours

Our Colorantic chalk paint has a chalky matte finish and contains no volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Our added pigments contain only a tiny amount.

Our chalk paint is non-toxic, lead-free, and complies with Health Canada standards.

Our paint requires little or no preparation, depending on the surface of the project. A preparation product to improve adhesion is available from Colorantic and is recommended if your furniture is antique, varnished or has been in contact with smoke.


Colorantic chalk paint has high coverage and dries quickly, so you can finish a project in no time.

For more decorating inspiration, join our Facebook group

Tricks and Decor of all kinds!

For more tips on recovery techniques, please visit the Blogs/Tutorials section of our website.

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Who Wrote This

Colorantic

Colorantic Workshop, Victoriaville

We write down what we learn while painting: the prep that saves a piece, the finishes that hold up to use, and what a colour really looks like once it’s on furniture rather than on a screen.