For some reason this post is seeing a ton of new traffic lately.
I figured I would repost it to make it easier to find.
Even though it was small and simple it
is still a favorite makeover of mine!
Enjoy!
Good morning my Beauties! I have been working like crazy and I kinda
feel like a squirrel trying to get all his nuts in order before winter.:)
I have been cracking through some pieces of furniture in order to
MAYBE let hubby park in the Garage this winter; .....I said MAYBE!!! :)
one of the pieces I worked on was this Dated 70's end table...it was very RETRO
to say the least.
So I grabbed my CeCe Caldwells Michigan Pine and slapped it on and
after dried I waxed and distressed it.
I can't believe the difference a coat of paint makes.
I love how it upDATED this worn out piece.
Even better..it SOLD the day after I put it in my booth!
WOOO HOOO!!
Love it when that happens!
I hope you enjoyed this little update.
Have a BEAUTIFUL day!
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Beautiful, Karin! I love that color! Pretty, pretty, pretty! I'm also crushing on your owls! :D Great job, lady!!!
ReplyDeleteNice work! Love that Michigan pine. I always pass on tables like this because I always think they are just TOO dated...shows what I know! Lol. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI have this exact endtable, with matching coffee table waiting in line for painting.
ReplyDeleteBoy that colors name is spot on.Reminds me of the Pondarosa Pines I grew up with....I like and can see why it sold...a great simple color to team with wood tones...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job! I wish I could find wonderful pieces like that.
ReplyDeleteOoooh!!! I love it!!! The color is perfect!!! It would look nice with the Queen chair I just made! Hee hee!!! :) LOVE the little white owl too!
ReplyDeleteThis is great Karin and you're totally impressing me with your photography lately, awesome shots!!
ReplyDeleteKarin I would have never thought to redo a piece like this one. I would have just passed it by. You did a fabulous job on it. Thanx for sharing at THT!
ReplyDeletethe updo is awesome come see what I shared at http://shopannies.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI passed one of these up over the weekend. If I had seen this first, I would have been able to see it through your eyes - beautiful - love that color. Garages are for cars!?!
ReplyDeleteDistressed Donna Down Home
WOW! It turned out truly beautiful!! I love the color you used and the finish is magnificent!!
ReplyDeleteI have the exact same table! I've been wanting to do a makeover on mine and you've given me wonderful inspiration! I'd like to invite you to my party, Twirl & Take a Bow at www.houseontheway.com. Hope you can join in on the fun.
ReplyDeleteLeslie
Wow this piece looks awesome what a great job! Love the color!!
ReplyDeleteShirley
That looks gorgeous! The color is perfect for that table. It makes it look so different. Megan
ReplyDeleteLove the color. GREAT MAKEOVER.
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Hi Karin,
ReplyDeleteI'm new here from MMS' and love your make-over! Ditto what everyone said about passing it by. I'll know what to do next time!
I sure hope hubs gets to park in the garage this winter! Poor thing! :)
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Great remake. I have had my eye on the very same type of table. I sort of like the wood, but thought about black. Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI used to have an end table similar to this one. I love what you did to it especially the color.
ReplyDeletePeggy @ southscapedesigns.com
Great job! Congrats on the quick sale! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up! I have seen so many of these tables discarded, but HOW CUTE!!!! what a great job, as usual!
ReplyDeleteI ALWAYS overlook tables like this..especially the ones with glass tops. You have changed my mind on tables like this. Yours is so gorgeous and I looovve the color!
ReplyDeleteQUESTION: I HAVE CONSIDERED DOING SOMETHING LIKE THIS, B U T, MY 2 TABLES HAVE A BRASSY SMALL TRIM AROUND INSIDE @ TABLE WHERE THE PIECE OF GLASS FITS. HOW WOULD YOU SUGGEST I ADDRESS THAT? OVER THE DATED BRASS....THANK YOU AND YOUR TABLE IS SO BEAUTIFUL AND INSPIRING.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous piece Karin. Thanks for linking up at Shabbilicious Friday this week.
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ReplyDeleteThis looks great! I have been searching for this very table and have let a few get away. I love what you did, but I am almost torn to keep the wood tone. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is great!
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