We are so excited about today’s
Friday Furniture Piece!
What a transformation!
Here is what it looked like when we picked it up!
( BEFORE )
We found this piece at our local ReStore.
If your not familiar with YOUR local ReStore go check it out!
We also found this light for our master closet renovation at the ReStore and painted it.
As seen in this post
http://furniture-ology.blogspot.com/2013/03/somebunny-has-been-busy-easter-mantle.html
It is all donated and gently used (sometimes new), building materials, cabinets, sinks, hardware, flooring, windows, lighting, furniture, tools, paint, paint brushes, carpet remnants, wood flooring and soooooo much more!
You can Volunteer!
You can Donate!
You can Shop!
It's for a great cause!
CHECK IT OUT HERE
http://www.jacksonhabitat.com/restore/index.php
We stripped it.
Sanded it.
And stained it.
We decided we wanted to have a contrast color so we taped off portions of the piece and stained them a lighter color.
One more time :)
BEFORE
AND
AFTER!
I found the knobs at Hobby Lobby.
PERFECT!
This piece is available for purchase.
$400.00
Measures
72” Long
30 1/2 Tall
18 1/2 Wide
Local pick-up only
Medina, TN
If interested e-mail us @
Happy Friday!
Gorgeous wood! I'm so glad to see someone refinish a nice piece rather than painting everything.
ReplyDeleteThanks! We do both paint and stain depending on the condition of the piece. The determining factors are the grain of the wood, any defects or chips, we tend to use a darker stain and paint, If the wood is pretty with a lot of character we will stain with a light stain or natural finish. It all depends :) It's an adventure every time!
DeleteJust beautiful. Saw you on MMS link party. Fabulous job.
ReplyDeleteThanks Debbie :)
DeleteBeautiful! What did you use to strip it?
ReplyDeleteThanks Danielle! We have tried them all, don't really have a favorite but we tend to lean towards the fastest, strongest, paste available. On this piece we used Klean Strip KS-3 Premium Stripper. Really messy but it does the job!
DeleteSay wha?! Amazing transformation, way to go!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathleen! This is definitely one of our favorite pieces we have re-finished :)
DeleteWhat a beautiful piece of furniture. You did a fabulous job. I came to your blog from miss mustard seed.
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
DeleteBeautifully restored! Excellent job!
ReplyDelete-andi
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DeleteThanks Andi!
DeleteSeriously. I am wowed. I love it! Thanks for sharing it. I love, love, love my local Restore - I have scored the most amazing things there!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful transformation! Gorgeous piece and fab job on bringing back the natural wood. I don't think you are charging enough for it! In my neck of the woods, you could command a higher price for sure!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the MCM pieces and have been on a kick lately trying to score some vintage pieces. Just finished my 2nd credenza (I did one in Tangerine that sold in a week!) Would love to have you
check it out! Thanks!
Thanks Beth! I have seen your credenza makeover and it is amazing!
DeleteNow that is a stunning transformation!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sharon :)
DeleteThis is one of my favorite styles. You did a fantastic job restoring it and getting it back to the midcentury where it belongs!
ReplyDeleteLiz
Thanks Liz!
DeleteSo so pretty! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
DeleteThat is a huge transformation! It really turned out beautiful. Love, the rich color of the stain. Visiting from Mod Mix. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThanks Wanda!
DeleteFantastic Job! LOVE the finished look :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy :)
DeleteMy hats off to you! We used that same stripper for a bow front buffet that had six different colors of paint of it...about 18 layers! It was a major job!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing and brand new! Great job!!