Vintage Clawfoot Table *SOLD*

This vintage clawfoot table is solid oak with a brass inlay glass top. It has been painted in black and white with gold detailing and finished in a high gloss. Absolutely beautiful table with gorgeous details. Perfect Christmas gift!
Dimensions: 28" (W) x 22" (H) x  22" (D)

Shabby Grey & Aqua Multipurpose Dresser *SOLD*

This cute little solid wood dresser has been repurposed into a shabby glazed grey display hutch with aqua beadboard shelves, drawer and handles. Painted in white high end furniture paint and then rubbed with a grey/black glaze to enhance the detail. Can be used for multiple purposes (dresser, sideboard, display hutch, office credenza, bathroom cabinet...) Email if you're interested! P.S. Ignore that one of the handles is upside in the pictures, I fixed it! $300
Dimensions: 44" (L) x 18" (D) x 30" (H)

Retro Eiffel Tower Dresser *SOLD*

This is a solid wood, 5-drawer dresser from the 1960's. Painted in white and green in a fun zig-zag pattern on the top and sides. The front has an Eiffel Tower applique. All drawers function perfectly. This piece will add a little spunk to any room!

New Workspace & Tools! Yay!

I decided that for Christmas I wanted some new tools for refinishing. Ive been using the smallest sander you've ever seen on these big pieces and hand painting everything x 4 coats. VERY time consuming, and the paint brushes just werent cuttin it! So me and hubby went to the store and bought my Christmas presents early. New paint sprayer (a pretty penny) and new sander! SO excited to use them. Check out my new workspace in our garage, I've left absolutely no room to park my car!

I'll have a couple of pieces posted for sale soon!

Dont Toss Yer Punkins!

I have a lot of pumpkins still sitting around my house (the mushy ones have been thrown away) and didnt really know what to do with them. So I looked up some cute craft ideas for winter and found this great way to salvage yer pumpkins and create some winter decor!

Pumkin Snowman:
You can use large or small pumkins for this project, the bigger the pumpkins, the bigger the snowmen!

1. Cut off the stems of the 2 base pumpkins so that they will sit on top of eachother nicely; you can keep the top pumkin stem on (it will be the hat).

2. Spraypaint the pumpkins with white. I just used Kilz spraypaint primer. You can use any white spraypaint though. I did about 3 coats to make sure all the orange was covered. Allow to dry for at least a couple hours.

3. Once the pumpkins are dry, decorate them however you want. I used permanent marker and craft paint to draw in eyes, nose, mouth, scarf, hat and buttons! Pretty cute, and it cost me nothing!

1930's Vintage Sideboard

This vintage sideboard is amazing AND huge! It was quite expensive as its walnut and in great shape for its age. I'll be working on this piece sometime in the near future; I cant wait to get started on it! If you're interested in something custom, always let me know before I start a piece. Stay tuned....

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Green Waterfall Dresser *SOLD*

This is a vintage waterfall dresser that was finished in a custom bright green color, lightly distressed and glazed in black to give it a nice vintage, worn look. The handles have been painted black and are brass (possible even solid, making them very valuable). It's solid wood and has 6 spacious drawers lined in black and white paper. The mirror detaches for transport. I think this would look fab in an entryway or in the kitchen or dining room as a sideboard! Available for $300.

Shabby Aqua Trio

This vintage dresser and side tables were painted the same custom shabby aqua color but actually ended up going to different buyers. I loved them so much after they were done that I wanted them for myself, but so did a ton of other people, so I had to let them go. The picture of the side tables is the accurate color.

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Before & Afters

All of these pieces are ones that I have already finished and sold or kept for my home. Just something for ya to look at while I'm in the process of learning how to blog and getting my act together!

White Shabby Dresser: I dont have a before for this dresser as I made it for my bedroom, until I found something else! It was a bright reddish-brown color before this beautiful Antique White.

Green Printed-Drawer Dresser: This vintage dresser was painted a couple different colors before I got my hands on it. I painted a few coats of green then covered the fronts of the drawers in a damask paper, sprayed the original hardware, and voila! A dresser that was bought for a couples first baby! (Again, no before picture...I really gotta work on that!)

Big Blue: Soooo gorge! I bought this vintage sideboard for my entryway and decided I REALLY wanted a statement piece for people to see when they first walked into our new home. And a statement, it definitely makes.
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