Kim Galindo was shabby chic when shabby chic wasn’t cool. Or rather, she was shabby chic when the whole world wasn’t pulling old tables out of curbside trash heaps and arming themselves with tools designed to wear away at perfect paint jobs.
Galindo is a longtime follower of Rachel Ashwell, a
“It’s using flea market finds, mixed with antiques and comfy, lived-in furniture,” Galindo says. “Mine is a lot of pastels “