I'm loving the combination
of Worn White and Natural Wood.
What a fresh update
for
an old piece of furniture.
Great lines, but not a lot of personality.
Keeping the top natural by stripping and sealing,
keeps some old wood grain charm.
I also added some depth on the top by using a black edge.
Combine floetrol (paint extender) with some black paint
and run along the edges.
Then, my "go to" for worn white
has been using a vaseline resist for the edges
and then combining a white and off white for the body.
Sand the edges.
Add some baskets.
Now that's some Farmhouse Style Charm.
This Sideboard will find a home
with some other farmhouse pieces.
You can find more about the table and chairs here.
Here are the details on the coffee table.
Hope you are thinking up some fun redos
for the new year!
Deb
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7 comments:
The sideboard looks great! I love piece with white paint and stained tops. Wishing you all the best in 2015.
gorgeous. Happy New year.
Oh Deb! You did a lovely job on this piece! It's very classy in white grounded with natural wood tones. Beautiful!
Smiles!
Terry
Looks good as usual, Deb!
Hope you're having a fabulous new year, woman!
-Angie
Simply gorgeous! Happy New Year to you and your family Deb!
Deb, love the look of the sideboard! It looks very updated and fresh!
So pretty! I love the look of the wood and distressed/aged white bottom as well! I'm hoping to do something similar as an entryway table. I love the black on the edges, I haven't seen that before!
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