Victorian Table Makeover
August 05, 2016
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Hello everyone! The weekend is finally here, yay!
I have a sweet little table makeover to share with you today.
I'm not very educated about different furniture styles but I think this would be considered Victorian. I found it at a garage sale for just $5.00! Can you believe that price?! It was raining and cold that day and someone left the husband in charge so I think he just wanted to be done with the sale!
I decided to use the same Rust-Oleum Chalked Ultra Matte Finish Spray Paint
that I used on the curb side barstools.
It took about 1 can and a half to do this table.
I wanted to leave the top natural, it's such beautiful wood.
I used Howard's Feed-N-Wax Wood Polish and Conditioner
for the top. Here's a side by side of the wood top before and after applying the Howard's.
This is my first time trying this product and I loved it! My friend Donna over at Distressed Donna Down Home uses this all the time with beautiful results and I'm so glad I decided to give it a try!
And of course I distressed it!
I'm really happy with how it turned out, what do you think?
I took it and the barstools down to the antique mall today :o)
Hello everyone! The weekend is finally here, yay!
I have a sweet little table makeover to share with you today.
I'm not very educated about different furniture styles but I think this would be considered Victorian. I found it at a garage sale for just $5.00! Can you believe that price?! It was raining and cold that day and someone left the husband in charge so I think he just wanted to be done with the sale!
I decided to use the same Rust-Oleum Chalked Ultra Matte Finish Spray Paint
that I used on the curb side barstools.
It took about 1 can and a half to do this table.
I wanted to leave the top natural, it's such beautiful wood.
I used Howard's Feed-N-Wax Wood Polish and Conditioner
for the top. Here's a side by side of the wood top before and after applying the Howard's.This is my first time trying this product and I loved it! My friend Donna over at Distressed Donna Down Home uses this all the time with beautiful results and I'm so glad I decided to give it a try!
And of course I distressed it!
I'm really happy with how it turned out, what do you think?
I took it and the barstools down to the antique mall today :o)
Posted by: Tania | Little Vintage Cottage
at August 05, 2016
Tag:
DIY & Crafts
Cute table. I love the natural wood top also! I have one very similar at the lake place that I bought for 10 bucks. It was (still is) painted pink and I think rather than stripping it I will just use chalk paint. Someday!
ReplyDeleteIt's so cute! I love the natural top. It really sets it off.
ReplyDeletewhat a pretty table! Love the white/wood look!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful little table & a great price!
ReplyDeleteThanks Florence!
DeleteTania
Yes, I swear by Howard's products. Love the details of this table and the white brings them out. I have not tried this Rust-Oleum product - I must find it.
ReplyDeleteThat sweet little table turned out great. Love the paint and wood top combo.
ReplyDeleteI love how you've staged the finished result. Looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Vanessa!
DeleteTania
What a beautiful table! You did an awesome job!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
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Thank you Edye!
DeleteTania
Very pretty, Tania! What a great price too - can't beat that! The painting and table top finish are just beautiful; what a treasure.
ReplyDeleteCatherine (newest follower of your blogging adventures!) :) :)
Hi Catherine! Thank you so much for becoming a follower, I hope you'll like what you see!
DeleteTania
That is one beautiful table Tania. I like the way the top pops with warmth after you added the Howards product.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Mark K. I love how the Howard's worked on the table too, it's the first time I've tried it and I'm so pleased :o)
DeleteTania