I had this french provincial bedroom set in my bedroom for almost two years, I loved the curved shape at the front of the dressers, the legs, the hardware and the fact that was made of solid wood. I didn't like the fake wood grain and the color of the stain, but I got used to live with it until I found another set, very different, more modern looking, I'll post the pictures next time.
The original plan was to stain the tops dark and the rest of the dressers and night tables antique white, but when I applied the stain, dark circles started to appear, for me the easiest thing to do was to paint the whole piece white.
These are the before pictures
These are the water marks or should I say red wine marks from my husband's glass and maybe some marks from my daughter's glass of milk.
These are the night tables, the original set came with just one table, I found another table not identical but I liked the proportions and it is french style as well.
These are the after pictures, I regret that I didn't paint them sooner and enjoyed them in our bedroom. I think they look very nice.
The long dresser was missing a pull, I had a hard time finding one to match the other pulls, it's not easy to find hardware that is around 60 years old. I had to borrow the pull from another dresser, so I'm still looking.
Maricela, I saw your chairs posted on Tuesday's Treasures. What beautiful transformations you've done! Your furniture pieces are just gorgeous. I am now your newest follower; and I hope you will follow me, too! Blessings to you!
ReplyDeleteThese turned out absolutely gorgeous! Love them in their coat of paint- so charming!! Stopping by from MMS- following along-stop by and say hello and share at my weekend party sometime! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my word, those are so pretty. I would think anyone with a similar set would immediately want to whip out some paint and get to work!!! Just gorgeous! I'd just LOVE for you to share these over at Trash 2 Treasure Tuesday on the Korner!! http://kammyskorner.blogspot.com/2011/10/trash-2-treasure-tuesdays-3.html
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