Showing posts with label Smooth chalk painted furniture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Smooth chalk painted furniture. Show all posts

Monday, February 10, 2020

Black Cabinet....


I found this claw foot antique cabinet 
years ago.  Never had time to get to it.
But, now that I’ve took this year off
of customer orders.. I’m finally 
getting to my pieces that I have been 
wanting to get too.
It was missing one board on the side.


Both shelves where gone inside also.


I added new knobs to the top small drawer.


I made some slat shelves and I wanted them
to be very knotty.  So I tried to pick the worst
ones at the hardware store.
Stained the slats in a dark stain.  The sealed those in
general finishes flat high performance.


Painted the outside of the cabinets in 
a black with distressed edges.


Added some antiquing to it with dark wax.


Also added new handles to the cabinet doors.


Then  added chicken wire and painted that black too.







Oh and added some magnetic closures.






This would be perfect for a coffee bar.
Or just for books in the living room.



✨SOLD✨
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Friday, January 31, 2020

Light Gray Buffet....


This buffet had some side damage.


We repaired the damaged side.


Sanded the top down.


Filled in the old hardware damage.


I painted it a light gray in a custom mix
I created.  


Sealed everything in a wax finish.



Added new ceramic white pulls.







Distressed edges.





Came out so beautiful.
Would look amazing in a  kitchen 
or dining room!
Even a changing table!
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Wednesday, April 24, 2019

Large Cream Distressed French Buffet....


I found this beautiful very wide and old french
provincial buffet last year.  It's 94.5" wide.  I had it up as custom
painted only.  New customer put an order in for it
last October or November.  We are booked for months.
She waited patiently.  Here it is before below.


She wanted my chalk painted cream distressed 
finish with a stained dark top.
It was painted in a dark reddish brown color.


So we stripped everything down.  I wanted that natural
wood to show up not the painted look it had.




Stained the top in general finishes espresso.


Sealed in a semi gloss.


Body painted in cream.


Distressed the edges.


I had this beautiful hardware and added that to the 
middle drawers.





Painted the inside also.




Had red felt in the first drawer so we removed that.
Boy was that fun!





Here it is all completed looking gorgeous!
She is very happy with the outcome!