This vintage, side table came from a yard sale. I liked the curvy legs and carved detailing, but not the visible knots on the top or the worn, dated finish.
I used the leftover paint from my hutch redo. It is a mix of Duck Egg Blue Chalk paint and gray to make a very pale blue.
I painted on two coats and then sanded the entire surface with 220 grit sandpaper for a very soft, smooth finish and a bit of distressing on the edges.
I really wanted the table to be a blend of blue and gray, so I mixed up a gray glaze and painted it over the entire table, wiping the excess off, with a clean rag, as I went.
I used a tiny paint brush to paint the scrolling carvings and applique with Pure White Chalk Paint. I applied one coat of clear wax for protection and a pretty sheen.
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6 comments:
Beautifully painted. The color is perfect. What a great find, in my book you just can't pass up anything curvy. LOL
What a gorgeous color!! It suits the style of the table perfectly, well done!!
i love this color! so pretty- and i love the details in white!
Love the color,the curves and the white detail. I'm sure this one will sell fast! Thanks for linking up over at Club G.W. {Goodwill} with Charm Bracelet Diva!
xoxo
Kathleen
I adore your new look. I love the color you chose--so classic!
Beautiful color! Love how the white detailing accentuates the lines of the table. Thanks for sharing.
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