Right before Christmas I found this very sturdy, but dinged up side table and brought it home.
Before:
The table was solid wood and I thought it would look good in a soft aqua/turquoise color so I went to my "lab" (aka garage) and mixed paint until I got the color I was envisioning and made it into chalk paint. After a few goats of paint, I distressed and sealed the table with dark wax/hemp oil. The last step was finding an antique pull from my stash.
I posted the table on Instagram and it is already sold!
Linking up with:
Of course it sold so quickly... it's fabulous! Love it.
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Michelle from simplysantabarbara.blogspot.com
Thank you Michelle-I love easy projects!
DeleteBeautiful shade of aqua!
ReplyDeleteThank you Marigene-I always love a good aqua!
DeleteVery pretty...love the color!
ReplyDeleteThank you Martina-I love the color too!
DeleteI love the green. xoox
ReplyDeleteThank you Shuj-it turned out pretty!
DeleteSuch a pretty little piece. Love the color!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Thank you Brenda-I love mixing color up in my "lab"!
DeleteI believe it would sell quickly. It is so pretty. Great Re Love of this.
ReplyDeleteKris
Thank you Kris-now that it is gone I have room to paint more things!
DeleteIt is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Mary-I think it turned out very pretty too!
DeleteThe perfect shade of "grandma green" - love love love!
ReplyDeleteThank you Kathy-I love that-'grandma 'green!
DeleteHow gorgeous is this! Alexandra
ReplyDeleteThank you Alexandra-it turned out very pretty!
DeleteLove how the black on the pitcher is reflected in the distressed part. The pink roses are perfect with this pretty little table. Visiting from Shabbilious Friday tonight. Happy New Year! Linda @ bushelandapickle.com
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda-I love the soft color with the black showing through too!
DeleteDarling! Beautiful soft color. :)
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Lory
www.therobinsnestdesigns.com
Thank you Lory-I love the color too!
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