I have a very difficult time passing up on pieces with scrolled edges and gorgeous legs. They add so much character to the piece and I love the french country appeal. This particular piece had that cardboard inlay in the top which I do not like, but had the perfect solution for it......
I started by painting the piece a simple butter cream color. Once dry, I painted the top insert with chalkboard paint. I distressed the piece and VOILA!
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Here is a sneak peak of what I hope to reveal tomorrow. I purchased this round coffee table for my family room at Savers for $10.00. Although there are significant scratches on the top and the bottom is nasty, I plan on taking care of all that....
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You are super talented! What a great piece:)
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I love ever little bit of that table.
ReplyDeleteI want it, bad!
I'm with you...I can't pass up good legs, EVER! You always have the best projects! Love it!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING - one of my favorites yet! You distress your pieces to perfection.
ReplyDeleteMaking the top panel and chalkboard is a great idea, Lisa. And I love how time worn the rest of the table is. That looks like it was a fun piece to re-do! :)
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Erin
Brilliant! I would make lists on it when having my morning coffee. And perfect for someone with little kids. I love the mix of formal beauty and informal usage.
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea! I love this look too! Definitely a look I gravitate towards. Beautiful job.
ReplyDeleteGreat job as usual!
ReplyDeleteI went to Good Will last night in downtown Denver..........
WOW it was the most expensive junk I have ever seen!!!!
I think somebody has caught on.......
Sticking to the small town Good Will's from now on!!
Love your Frenchy, chalkboard table! It does have very sexy legs. I really like the round table too! Can't wait to see what colour you select!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out so beautifully!! The chalkboard is such a neat touch!
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I love the chalkboad table top!! What a great idea!
ReplyDeletethat look so perfect on that table! what a great idea! and if it was a nightstand you could write your kids reminders, or the tooth fairy or santa could leave actual messages! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous side table!! LOVE it! I just made over a round coffee table too. Can't wait to see what you do :)
ReplyDeleteoh this is a fabulous transformation - I LOVE LOVE the soft white - well done!
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I love that side table. You have made it very unique. ~~Sherry~~
ReplyDeletewhat a great makeover...you rock!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the makeover... and the chalkboard top is a great idea! Looks fabulous! take care,Maryann
ReplyDeleteLisa! You always amaze me. First, your handwriting is beautiful. Second, the table is wonderful! I love it. Love it. Love it!
ReplyDeletexo Hope you're having a great week!
The the side table and isn't saver great? I picked up a pedestal table for cheap the other week.
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Gorgeous and fun! That round table has good bones too.
ReplyDeleteLove the chalkboard on the table ~ great idea!!
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with this, really!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea with the chalk!!
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What did you end up doing to the round table? My curiosity is overwhelming me. I want to know.
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