I don't typically paint furniture white.
But I think this bedroom pair I recently made-over
has got me headed in a new direction!
Each time I'm looking at blogs or Pinterest and see white furniture makeovers,
I love the classic look of them.
My friend Karlye recently asked me to paint a couple pieces she got from her mom.
She wanted to go classic white with a little natural distressing.
Because she has 3 larger pieces in total,I thought it would be a good time to try out the chalk paint available at Menards.
It was about $20 versus $34 for the paint I normally buy.
I liked it.
It has a nice consistency and covers well.
I'm not sure if I would get a color mixed or not
but, for white, it's an economical alternative.
For a few of the details, like this flower,I used Weathered Wood from Debi's Design Diary DIY Paints.
I am really loving the look of classic white after working on this!
Here is the matching nightstand.
The dresser and nightstand both got distressing along the edges.
And each also got new new pulls and knobs.
The pull and knob for the nightstand has a little bling-action going on.
But they all coordinate with each other.
You may remember that I've done work for this particular friend in the past.
I thought you might enjoy revisiting a few of the projects I've worked on for her.
Here are the pieces of furniture she has purchased from me or asked me to paint.
Classic White Dresser (found in this post)
Rustic Veggie Bin
Masculine Antique Dresser
Blue and Brown Dresser
Blue Beauty Desk
Classic White Nightstand
Duck Egg Blue Dresser
Bookcase Makeover
She has bought lots of signs and home decor from me, too.
She really is my best customer! :)
Let's keep in touch...
Your comments make me smile :) 'Til next time!
You always manage to cover topics in such depth. Impressive!
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