I don't even know what you'd call this table.
It's high enough to sit bar stools at and almost too high to put anywhere unless you have vaulted ceilings. Regardless, it's adorable - and when I spotted it at a yard sale a month ago I knew it was coming home with me.
It's high enough to sit bar stools at and almost too high to put anywhere unless you have vaulted ceilings. Regardless, it's adorable - and when I spotted it at a yard sale a month ago I knew it was coming home with me.
Are you shocked it's about to be painted coral?! For some reason I just can't kick the CORAL CRAZE.
I started out priming it and then noticed that the cracks on the top where the wood meets were a lot more noticeable once I sprayed a lighter color on, so I used wood filler to fill the gaps. Elmer's Wood Filler is awesome and is a must have if you're refinishing something because you never know what imperfections are going to show up after you start to spray something.
AFTER
Here is a side-by-side of what a big difference the glaze makes. It gives it a richer color after it's been glazed. I didn't glaze the table that I have in my entryway because of the colors I was working with. I wanted bright, fun energy so I left it alone. The glaze gives it a more dramatic look, and I love it.
My new mantra: When in doubt, GLAZE!
Aaaaaaaand...here's a bonus:
I'm sharing the coral love and this table is for sale!
Contact me if you're interested.
Dimensions: 41" tall x 22" deep x 41" wide
PS- I've added two more colors and changed the font on the printables found HERE.
Go get 'em!
5 comments:
Tara, this is so awesome I love it! You are so amazing with your designs!
wow! I have an old hutch that needs you. In fact, two old hutches....
I couldn't figure out the share site for the printables? Can you help me when you get back in town? I think I might want them in the new colors!!!
SO CUTE! But you already knew that :)
K, so now you need to show me how to get the "share toolbar" at the bottom of each post like you have.
Cheers,
MEG
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