It was perfect, petite to fit into my tiny room, had 4 drawers to fit my stuff, and best of all pretty. I bought it from Linda at http://www.paintedwhyte.com/. I knew I wanted to paint it and change the handles but I had to wait until I was finished ziplining!!
I went to Canada Tire and got Debbie Travis paint and I discovered they are going out of her paint and paint supplies. Damn!! I have painted most of my furniture with her paint which lasts, for some reason smelled good, and lasted through moves and feet on the coffee table and was less $ than Benjamin Moore (which I also love). Anyway, I got CF9N, Cloudy White in a gloss finish (from CIL) and went to work.
Then while the paint was drying I ran to Lee Valley Tools, a great place for glass drawer pulls. I had to get help but back in the store room were beautiful milk glass pulls which I have always wanted. They were $10.00 and change each and soooooo worth it. So here is the final result:
And since I had the brush out I painted my chair,
and I painted over the moving damage and it isn't perfect but that does not bother me at all.
I just love it all
I love it! I much prefer the white!! That desk was a bit of an experiment that didn't go as i had planned so i'm so happy it found you and your paint brush! Congrats on your new blog - do you love it already? I am going to be a follower and can't wait to read all your posts that i have missed while i was on holidays - Congrats and great job!!! Oh and haven't gotten to the round tables yet but hopefully soon. Oh you would totally love the armoir that i brought back from California - it would be perfect for your bedroom.
ReplyDeleteYour dresser looks gorgeous! I looked through your blog and love your bedroom!!! What a wonderful little nest you're creating:) I added myself as a follower and look forward to reading more of your posts!
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect to me!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dresser and chair, what fun! Your room is delightful! Debbie @ Cottage Hann~Me~Downs
ReplyDeletewow it seems to just float off the page...great job!
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