I removed the top and replaced it, and because I save everything, I had some old wood beading that had come off of another relic. It was close enough in size and shape to please the client, and voila! Here it is with a distressed black finish, satin topcoat. The sticking drawer required only glue and an overnight clamp with minor sanding.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Side Table Makeover
This old side table held charm in its turned legs and beaded drawers, but layers of (yuck) beige-pink paint and missing bead trim made it shabby - not chic. One drawer wouldn't close - but the worst problem was the broken table top split off at the back.
I removed the top and replaced it, and because I save everything, I had some old wood beading that had come off of another relic. It was close enough in size and shape to please the client, and voila! Here it is with a distressed black finish, satin topcoat. The sticking drawer required only glue and an overnight clamp with minor sanding.
I removed the top and replaced it, and because I save everything, I had some old wood beading that had come off of another relic. It was close enough in size and shape to please the client, and voila! Here it is with a distressed black finish, satin topcoat. The sticking drawer required only glue and an overnight clamp with minor sanding.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment