One of the things I look for in furniture is detail. When I walked by this table, I instantly saw the potential!
I started off by lightly sanding the whole piece. Next, I mixed up my own chalk paint in a blue/grey. I gave it two coats, and then lightly distressed it. Then I used black glaze to make the details pop! It's crazy how big of a difference the glaze makes. Finished by giving it a coat of wax.
The hardware wasn't working for me, so I spray painted it with a brushed nickle finish. Again, I used glaze to make the details pop!
Check out the detail! Love it!
i love that color! it's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cassie! I mixed a blue and a grey that I had on hand! I am new to this whole blogging thing! Thanks for the encouragement! Just to let you know that you are number 1 on my favorites list!!! You are the best!
DeleteGorgeous, I love the colour of blue that you came up with! Any before photos? :)
ReplyDeleteAlso I think you might get more comments if you turned off the comment verification (where you have to type words to prove you're not a robot). It can be hard for people to see those letters. I turned it off awhile ago and just manually delete the one or two spams I've ever gotten - I think I got more comments after I turned it off :)
(I mean, turned it off on my blog awhile ago)
DeleteThanks Callie! I am so new to this whole blogging thing! Any advice helps!!! I turned it off! I can't stand those things!
DeleteI didn't take a before picture. I keep forgetting... But I did remember for my next projects!!! Thanks again!!
What a beautiful color!!! I did a buffet/hutch in that style - it's so perfect for detailing!
ReplyDeleteGreat job
Hugs,
Suzan
Lovely work but I couldn't help but notice that cute yellow hydrant! :D
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