Here's what it looked like when I brought it home. Clearly needs some love, and new wheels lol!
I took off the old hardware to replace it with glass knobs and look what I found.. looks like someone else replaced the hardware at one point too!
I then gave the whole thing a good sanding and a good layer of Kilz. These old dressers tend to bleed through. I also filled the old holes up with some wood filler.
Then it got two coats of Glidden's Antique white and a coat of poly. Here she is with the new glass knobs and wheels! I love it against the pale gray walls!
Gorgeous! You did a great job! Love, Love, LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteStop by when you have a chance...I have a Pottery Barn giveaway goin' on! ;o)
~mary~
This is wonderful...makes me think if everyone with old furniture read blogs they wouldn't be donating it all away! It is amazing and inspiring how an old piece can be transformed...great job!
ReplyDeleteJanell
I really love it!! The old charm is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteKathy
Thats a beauty!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this is stunning!
ReplyDeletethat's gorgeous! love that shade of pink!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous find! It looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteI love the color and the ornate design that is front and center. It's always great what an impact glass knobs make.
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Lisa
She is a beauty! I love it!
ReplyDeleteKim
Nicely done! Good tip about the kilz and the bleeding through of old finishes.
ReplyDeleteStunning! What a treasure . . . now!
ReplyDeleteWould love you to stop by this weekend and link up to Passion for Paint.