1243 E. Imperial Highway, Placentia CA
"Exactly 25 years ago, a chance meeting in Holland led me to create a new kind of decorative paint. I called it Chalk Paint® because of its velvety matt finish. I had dreamed of making this paint for many years and, in 1990, that dream finally became a reality. Now my paint is sold in over 1,250 shops and loved by millions around the world. And Chalk Paint® has come to mean so much more than paint — it represents integrity, heritage and a wonderful community of like-minded people. Chalk Paint® is Annie Sloan paint! #ChalkPaintIs25"
- Annie Sloan
- Annie Sloan
Our sample pots of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint are now only $12 each!
Here at Vintage Home in Placentia, California
we offer Annie Sloan Chalk Paint®, Custom Linens, Antiques, Painted Furniture and Custom Furniture Painting
we offer Annie Sloan Chalk Paint®, Custom Linens, Antiques, Painted Furniture and Custom Furniture Painting
Does Chalk Paint® decorative paint by Annie Sloan actually contain chalk?
First and foremost, the Chalk Paint® brand name does not reference the ingredients of the paint, but rather, its finish. Like many paints, Chalk Paint® decorative paint contains calcium carbonate. Calcium carbonate can be obtained from many sources including, limestone, chalk, and marble. In addition to those natural sources, calcium carbonate can be synthetically produced. While the Chalk Paint® decorative paint formula is a highly-protected trade secret, we can say that the calcium carbonate used in Chalk Paint® decorative paint is derived from a number of sources, including U.S. limestone quarries.
Chalk Paint® is the unique water-based decorative paint Annie Sloan developed for furniture, floors and walls. There is only one Chalk Paint® but it offers endless possibilities. Chalk Paint® is non-toxic, very low VOC, eg-free, odour-free and lead-free. Chalk Paint® is Annie Sloan paint.
Now a global phenomenon, Annie Sloan first developed the Chalk Paint® range in 1990 to answer the need she had for a versatile paint that would work beautifully on furniture without priming or sanding; that would be easy to use and quick to dry; and that could be used for a number of different paint techniques. She called it Chalk Paint® because of its velvety, ultra matte finish.
PRACTICAL
Be inspired by Annie’s practical approach to painting and gain the confidence to achieve a range of professional quality finishes without the fuss.
STYLE DRIVEN
Develop your own personal style, choose colours with confidence and express your own individual tastes with confidence.
COLOUR CONFIDENT
Become fluent in the language of colour and discover the secrets to mixing beautiful colours and creating your own custom shades.
CERTIFIED
Each Annie Sloan Stockist is qualified to teach Annie’s easy and inspiring techniques for painting furniture – and much more!
Be inspired by Annie’s practical approach to painting and gain the confidence to achieve a range of professional quality finishes without the fuss.
STYLE DRIVEN
Develop your own personal style, choose colours with confidence and express your own individual tastes with confidence.
COLOUR CONFIDENT
Become fluent in the language of colour and discover the secrets to mixing beautiful colours and creating your own custom shades.
CERTIFIED
Each Annie Sloan Stockist is qualified to teach Annie’s easy and inspiring techniques for painting furniture – and much more!
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What about other paints that contain chalk? Can’t they be called ‘Chalk Paint’ too?
To begin, the Chalk Paint® brand name does not reference the ingredients of the paint, but rather, its finish. Chalk Paint® is Annie Sloan Interiors’ brand of decorative paint. It is not a generic good.
There has never been a collective name for paints that contain chalk, probably because their properties vary so much. Historically, there have been traditional paints that contain whiting ('whiting' is the equivalent of chalk in the paint-making world), such as gesso and calcimine or distemper. There are also paints made with lime, such as whitewash. In modern times, calcium carbonate is used in all manner of emulsions, eggshell, acrylic and latex paints. While they may have some ingredients in common, all of these paints will behave in different ways and achieve different finishes.
To begin, the Chalk Paint® brand name does not reference the ingredients of the paint, but rather, its finish. Chalk Paint® is Annie Sloan Interiors’ brand of decorative paint. It is not a generic good.
There has never been a collective name for paints that contain chalk, probably because their properties vary so much. Historically, there have been traditional paints that contain whiting ('whiting' is the equivalent of chalk in the paint-making world), such as gesso and calcimine or distemper. There are also paints made with lime, such as whitewash. In modern times, calcium carbonate is used in all manner of emulsions, eggshell, acrylic and latex paints. While they may have some ingredients in common, all of these paints will behave in different ways and achieve different finishes.
Did you know Chalk Paint® IS Annie Sloan Paint?
It was created 25 years ago by Annie Sloan in England.
It is CHALK PAINT®
It was created 25 years ago by Annie Sloan in England.
It is CHALK PAINT®
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