I pulled out my sander and went to town. I removed the front detail to sand and get rid of some of the gold. After I sanded it down I primed and painted it white.
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
Nightstand Redo
While browsing salvation army one day I came across this little gold nightstand. I liked the lines of it and so I picked it up. It cost about $11 bucks which was a little more than I wanted to spend but I liked it so I went with it. Here's how it started out.
I pulled out my sander and went to town. I removed the front detail to sand and get rid of some of the gold. After I sanded it down I primed and painted it white.
Here's how she looks now. I added a little distress ink to the edges but just softly. I love how it turned out, I only wish that I could have found another one to match!
I pulled out my sander and went to town. I removed the front detail to sand and get rid of some of the gold. After I sanded it down I primed and painted it white.
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great job . its such a cute little endtable.
ReplyDeleteI love what paint can do. It came out great.
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous! Thrift stores always have great & unique pieces.
ReplyDelete~Mary
Oh that looks great!
ReplyDeleteI clicked over from Tatertots and Jello and I adore you! I love how eleven bucks was more than you wanted to spend - you sound JUST like me!!! Love this project!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much everyone! Thrifty finds are the best!
ReplyDeleteLovely! I get so excited when I see thrift store before/afters:) I'm hooked on them! What white paint did you use? It's really crisp and clean. In the middle of my own do-over now, need a good white!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love the blue and white!
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