Showing posts with label Behr chalk paint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Behr chalk paint. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Italian Provincial Dresser Updated...


Had this in my inventory for sale as is
 for about 7 months.  It didn't sell so I pulled 
it and did my own design on it.  
I love doing my own designs.  Less stressful than
customer orders.  I can take my time and there is no rush.  


Here is the before above.
Hardware was outdated.





I picked behr black bamboo for the color.
It's a beautiful soft medium green with less yellow in it.
More gray in it I think.  I love it!







I purchased new modern hardware in polished gold.


Took those single drop pulls off the middle
cabinet drawers too.
I added handles which I think looks much better.


Sealed in a sprayed flat finish.












✨SOLD✨
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Wednesday, November 6, 2019

Black Vintage Dresser Redesigned....


Redesigned this very solid well made 
Henredon dresser.
Before below.
Was missing a few bails from the hardware.
I didn’t like it anyway.


Painted it black then distressed edges.
Minimal distress though not too much.


Added feet, these feet where $10 each.







Added new black hardware which where $6.48 each.
Had to reposition the hardware as the new ones 
where longer.  Plus I wanted the hardware 
centered.



Sealed in water based flat sealer.






Available!
Message if interested.
Delivery 1st floor only available for 
an additional $40.
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Before and After..

Monday, August 19, 2019

Updated Vintage Dresser in Navy...


Totally vintage dresser probably from the 80s.
The hardware I didn't care for, amazing because 
usually the hardware is missing.  I just think
this dresser needed updating, so the hardware had to go.
Here is the before below.


Top was very worn.  Here is what I used to update it.
I wanted to add some feet to lift it.
Then new hardware.  I picked a beautiful navy color
and used the Behr chalk paint.
I've used this chalk paint before and love it.


Took off all the hardware, it was alot....
12 total.


I had to seal in the old hardware holes, then add the feet
with some reinforcement wood.


Took about 2 hours to put all those new handles on.



Sealed the chalk paint in General Finishes High Performance Flat.
Which is a matte sealer.



Feet went really well with the design of this.






This dresser is 100% solid wood, not pressed wood too.
Heavy thick wood too.







SOLD!

Before/After!