You can see the mismatched knobs. What isn't quite as noticeable in this photo is the crazy green paint. It has a limish green base color with a darker green wash. It was really odd. That is probably why I got it for $5. Other than the color and the knobs, it was a very sturdy, well built dresser. Oh did I forget to say heavy too?!
I knew this dresser was a great candidate to use my chalk paint. When I was taking out the drawers, I felt like I was with my grandma. All of the drawers had that smell that my grandma's make-up had. It wasn't a bad smell at all. In fact, it smelled tons better than most antique dresser. Anyways, back to the transformation. Because of the magical powers of chalk paint, I only applied one coat of Duck Egg Blue. After a coat of wax and applying the new knobs, the dresser is transformed. First a reminder of the knobs.
Now the whole dresser!
So much better don't you think? I'm sharing over at:
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Fabulous! Love those knobs!
ReplyDeleteMelissa
How sweet are those knobs? the whole thing looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful rescue! I just love it when people have that "vision" to see things for what they can be and not what they are. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteI gotta get me some of this chalk paint everybody's talkin' 'bout! I sounds too easy to be true! My kind of product!
ReplyDeleteThe dresser looks lovely!!
What a great job! It looks fantastic! You are very talented! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHope to see you on my blog:)
Happy weekend!
What a great color and the adorable knobs are perfect. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic transformation it is such an appealing color and the knobs are a very nice finish.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. The knobs are a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteHi Julie!
ReplyDeleteI'm in Muncie! I'm new to the blog world and was excited when I found your blog. I love making things and lately have been so drawn to bringing life back to all things discarded or worn out! I read that you use chalk paint. Is there somewhere local that you buy it or do you order it online?
Thanks!
Cathy
cwilburn@comcast.net