If you still question the power of paint, here’s a transformation that should put that to rest.
Here is the round table that I picked up at a rummage sale for $5. (Playroom to Den)
Look at the detail on the legs and the cute little wheels.
Starting with those great legs, I used Old White and Louis Blue Chalk Paint.
After the second coat of Old White, I distressed the sides and the legs. Lightly distressing the top to bring out some of the blue.
You can see the blue under the white. A few coats of wax finished her off.
And now she sits back in the Den, where she will be distressed even more by the kids.
That is the power of paint!
Have a fabulous day!
XO-
Shannon
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8 comments:
Oh, no, I wasn't going to question the power of paint! I wouldn't stand a chance.
Beautiful transformation Shannon! I esp love your comment that it will be distressed even more be the kids! Isn't that the truth!! LOL
It is perfect now with your beautiful l shape!
Sherry
Looks great with the rest of the space.
Oh yes! I believe in the power of paint!
Thanks everyone for your comments and calls! Believe in the power of paint!
Very pretty! Paint is great. I have some items that need lightening up =)
-caroline @ c.w.frosting
Definitely a believer! :)
I never underestimate the power of paint! Gotta love $5 furniture! :)
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