Excited to share one of our newest listings with you. This dresser, originally made by the Hooker furniture company, had a great retro look. These pieces usually stand out in the vintage stores and really would look amazing without any refinishing at all. Here’s the before photo of this piece. See? This piece was cool.… Continue reading Before and After: White Midcentury Dresser
Here’s a quick look at our Etsy shop! Visit us today and check out our available vintage pieces or our custom carpentry items. We have been so busy adding new items to our shop – here is a quick look at some of our newest listings. Our midcentury blue chest of drawers is amazing! It’s… Continue reading Our Etsy Shop
Not too long ago we introduced you to our Paloma Highboy in a post here. After refinishing both the dresser and hardware in Annie Sloan’s chalk paint and posting it, I couldn’t shake the feeling that it wasn’t quite finished yet. I loved the subtle lavender color yet the hardware just wasn’t doing it for… Continue reading Update: MidCentury Paloma
I love a bright pop of color in any living space. Sometimes it can be something as small as a throw pillow that adds that unique brightness to a room. Other times it’s a bold wall color that can really make a statement in a home. Many times, however, your statement color can originate from… Continue reading Annie Sloan’s Florence
I never knew, as I started out refinishing furniture, that this topic could be considered controversial. I of course realize that everyone has different tastes, styles, likes and dislikes when it comes to décor, but I had no idea just how heated people could get when it came to mid century pieces. I love the… Continue reading Refinishing Mid Century
It’s so exciting to share our newest listing with you! We found this bedside table at our favorite local thrift shop and knew we’d like to give this piece a second chance. Although this piece was a solid, sturdy one, you can see from the picture that it had some bumps and bruises. Yet, overall,… Continue reading Before and After: Thomasville Navy Nightstand
