Shabby White 1960s 70s End tables set....

I love these old 60s 70s end tables.

Put a high base lamp on them and they'll

totally stand out.

I actually have 3 sets of old 60s 70s 

lamp sets in my home.  I love them!

Painted them in shabby white distressed look.

I aged the hardware in a gold bronze look.

Super spacious drawers.

If you have a low profile bed these would be 

amazing nightstands.

They look so much better than they did in the

before picture.  

Available. message if interested.

Antique Chest Of Drawers Painted Shabby White....

Found this old maple dresser and it had some damage.

The bottom where the feet are was coming undone.

We took it apart, reinforced it and now it's real sturdy like new.

The top as with all these maple dressers split

apart on the wood.  So we repaired that and nailed 

all of them down after we glued it.

I left the split seams as I wanted it to go with the

shabby look.

Painted it in a white shabby chic look.

Distressed edges.

Kept hardware original I think they are 

beautiful as is.

Love it!  Paint makes dull furniture pieces 

look so much better.  Brings more life to it.

Available, message if interested.

Bedroom Set Updated In Layered Look....

Client was referred to us by someone who seen our

work online.  These where clients own pieces.

The possibilities are endless in how your

furniture can be updated.  For the past 4 years most of 

our client custom painted orders

have been their own pieces that they've had

for years.  

Here are the before pictures below.

She wanted a layered look.

I used Annie Sloan chalk paint for this look.

They came out absolutely amazing!

So beautiful!  We also freshen up her antique 

iron bed in an all white.  I'll be adding those pictures once I 

get a good picture tomorrow before we deliver.

Deep Blue French Dresser...

Found this french chest of drawers in a resale shop.

I was intentionally going to use only the

hardware.  I just couldn't.  So, I updated it.

Here is the before below.

 Needed some drawer repair.

We did that and now it's in fully working order.

I sanded most of it down

and cleaned it up.

I painted it in some new chalk paint

I wanted to try out.

It's Magnolia by Joanna Gaines

in the color silos district.

My verdict on the paint, it's like any other 

chalk paint out there.  Only problem is

they mix it before you order it.  So, it took about a week

in a half to get it.  Mind you I live in Humble, TX.

That's 20 mins outside Houston, TX. 

It adheres well and distresses good.

I did do 4 coats though.  First coat coverage

was good, but I wanted a more even

coverage.  

I added some gray and white stripped

paper to the back.  This piece did have a missing drawer.

Then we added some wood pieces to the sides

and bottom to make a shelf.

I stained and sealed those.

Distressed some areas on edges.  Not too over the top though.

Hardware I cleaned up and kept the white in 

the creases of the handles to go with

some of the white from distressing.

To make give it a little more, I added the striped

paper to the inside drawers.

Sealed everything in a flat finish.

It's all smooth and durable.

Love this!

  Would look amazing in a childs/tweens room.

Available, message if interested.