“Oh my gosh! It’s so beautiful. I can’t believe I contemplated getting rid of it and buying a new piece for my space.”
Really in love with this gal! My client had a vision and although she didn’t quite push me out of my comfort zone, I found a challenge worth the reward.
Refinished in Sherwin-Williams Anonymous and glazed in one shade darker using Porpoise. (The challenge in glazing one shade darker was I couldn’t tell how much of the glaze I was applying and taking off. When paint is wet its lighter. So during the glazing process I felt like I was reapplying the same base color. Talk about nervousness!) The top is stained using Varathane Wood Stain in Weathered Oak. The original hardware is cleaned up, however, the two long plates were more gold. In order to match them to the pulls I sprayed the two plates in Oil Rubbed Bronze and wet sanded them to bring a little gold out to match the existing pulls.
Refinished in Sherwin-Williams Greek Villa and lightly distressed in the lines. Top stained in Minwax Weathered Teak. Original hardware revamped in Oil Rubbed Bronze.
Before:
Refinished in Sherwin Williams Greek Villa and lightly distressed in the lines. Top stained in Minwax Weathered Teak. Original hardware revamped in Oil Rubbed Bronze. Light, bright and airy! My pup loves it too!
Before:
Second Chance Charms 