Sunday, October 30, 2011

Grayish-Blue Side Table


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:

Robin said...

Beautifully painted. The color is perfect. What a great find, in my book you just can't pass up anything curvy. LOL

Courtney said...

What a gorgeous color!! It suits the style of the table perfectly, well done!!

Cassie @ Primitive & Proper said...

i love this color! so pretty- and i love the details in white!

Charm Bracelet Diva said...

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

Kirsten- The Foreign Domestic said...

I adore your new look. I love the color you chose--so classic!

laxsupermom said...

Beautiful color! Love how the white detailing accentuates the lines of the table. Thanks for sharing.

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