Do you all remember this from a long while back.
I bought it from Class and Trash and wasn't sure exactly what to do with it but knew I needed it!
I think it might be where old maps or blueprints were stored. It looks like it may have survived a flood or something too.
Well I finally got my fanny in gear and did something about it and here is the after:
I sanded the piece and then stained it using this.
Dark Walnut
I used the always fabulous rub n buff for the hardware to give it a little glam.
I added this gorgeous paper from World Market. They have the prettiest paper there! Their online selection is fabulous! And for $3 a roll I think it adds the perfect touch!
I'm going to use it to store jewelry. The drawers seem perfect for that!
I also added some hairpin legs to the bottom. They were SUPER easy to attach, just a few screws and they were on!
Hope you all like! I'm using it as a side table next to a chair in our master.
Linking up here!
Gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE it!!!! it looks amazing and i love those legs! can i ask where you got them- is there a place that sells them? thanks, erin!
ReplyDeleteThat is an incredible transformation. The hairpin legs give it a more contemporary look, while preserving the traditional feel. I'm pinning this. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome! Great work.
ReplyDeleteLove this transformation!!
ReplyDeleteEr, I can't believe it's the same piece of furniture. You did a great job, love it!!!
ReplyDeleteA- Mazing! Love it! This is one of your best transformations yet!
ReplyDeleteOooh! It's so cool!
ReplyDeleteLove the paper, I always forget about World Market since we don't have one on the Southside, I need to venture out one day at lunch to the one on Broad...
ReplyDeleteOh this is so awesome. I used to draw maps for a surveryor and he would have went bonkers over this find!! I love what you did to it.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, it would be great for a jewelry amoire (sp?). Love the transformation!
ReplyDeleteI can't decide if I really love your newest project or if I'm insanely jealous of it. Either way - GREAT JOB!! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I actually kept scrolling up and down looking for the "new" piece because I just KNEW it wasn't that georgeous side table! To say I am seriously impressed and inspired is an understatement! You did a beautiful job! I have an old chest my dad made that has seen better days, and now I know what to do with it! And I would love to use legs like that! Wow, wow, wow! Keep 'em coming!
ReplyDeletei love it! perfect!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome piece and makeover!! Amazing job! And thanks for the world market paper tip!!
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