Recently I refinished the kitchen table. It had seen better days and many years of use. Water damage on the table top and warping was driving me bananas. How could I fix this without breaking the bank?
I found a local store called Paint in My Hair and met the store owner, Jessica. She had beautiful up-cycled pieces in her shop as well as a full selection of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint. I was fascinated and knew that this paint would change my table for the better.
Here is the finished project:
I distressed the table and chairs after I painted them, but before I applied the clear wax. Look forward to an upcoming vlog tutorial about this process. I love how it turned out. Best part about this new look? It doesn't show fingerprints like the dark wood used to. Holla!












I love the look! Can't wait to see the tutorial on how you did it!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks fabulous! I am impressed!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Way to keep the old and make it new!!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't fit my home style, but I love Annie Sloan painted stuff in others' houses, yours included. Pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteYou are the second person I have seen today use the the Anne Sloan paint. That stuff is amazing!! Where can I buy it?
ReplyDelete-Katie
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Wow the white looks beautiful! Great job distressing, also. It looks store-bought!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Looks just like the expensive paint jobs you can get from local artisans.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! I'm impressed with how handy you are!
ReplyDeleteYou GO, girl! Looks great.
ReplyDeleteit looks amazing - great job! i can't wait for the vlog tutorial. we just moved into a new place and i can't wait to upcycle (love that term) some finds...
ReplyDeleteWhat color paint did you use?
ReplyDeleteWhat color paint did you use?
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