I must say she was pretty scary when I picked her up at my favorite thrift store. Most of her knobs were missing and the ones still left were mismatched. Of course I was able to see right through that and snatched her up for a song.
I had to purchase new handles. Needing 9 of them and being cheap, I turned to eBay and bought those for a song as well. I got the idea for the 2-toned dresser from Miss Mustard Seed (of course). She's a very talented lady. Check out her blog.
I used paris gray and old white Annie Sloan chalk paint. That paint is so wonderful. No priming or sanding needed to begin. Just start with the fun stuff...painting! I'm planning on purchasing more colors of chalk paint this week and am so excited to try out some of the brighter colors!
What do you think? I love comments and read everyone with a smile on my face. Thanks for stopping by. Have a great week!
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7 comments:
Very pretty! Love the colors!
This is such a lovely piece! The white and gray are beautiful together.
I think it is amazing, I think you are throwing me off the fence on the must buy chalkpaint wagon.....Love what your did, what colors are you buying?? I want Louis, Provence, Aries, Aubusson, Paris Grey, old white,scandinavian pink.............I may have to make installments....
Sherry
SO VERY BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Sherry, I really love the chalk paint. I've fallen in love with it even more since it's been sooo hot outside and it would be miserable to be out there sanding furniture. So far I've used Paris Grey, Old White and Duck Egg Blue but I just ordered a bunch more. Aubusson, Antibes Green, Aries, Silk Red and Charcoal. I haven't had a chance to use any yet but I'm hoping to dig in this week. Just go for it!!!
WOW! What a beautiful desk. Love the color choices and distressing. Visiting from Shades of Amber.
OK, I featured you with my Weekly Favorites on my blog today! Definitely one of the best pieces I've seen all week!!
Erin @ How to Nest for Less
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