Happy Frigg's Day!
Frigg Spinning Clouds by John Charles Dollman, ca 1912 |
Okay, enough 5th grade Social Studies. Let's get down to the
real reason to celebrate Fridays - Before and After projects!
Before After
Cuckoo 4 Design
Wouldn't this dresser make a darling addition to any nursery?
By leaving the original casters on this dresser it adds to its authenticity.
Emily Macleoud
As much as I adore natural finishes, sometimes
you just need a little paint on the wood.
This desk project is almost unbelievable:
Living Beautifully
Isn't this an utterly stunning transformation?
If you're hesitant to take on a large makeover,
consider starting with a simple chair.Reworked
I came across a used bedroom set that had two Campaign Chest-ish side
tables. They were only $15 each. I should have scooped them up.
Normally I would say it's a desecration to paint Mid-Century
Modern pieces but this desk turned out great:
Wouldn't this little bamboo cabinet look darling at the beach?
It never ceases to amaze me what drastic
changes a little can of paint can bring about:
Weren't these inspiring Before & After projects? If you're
out browsing at flea markets or thrift shops this weekend keep
an eye out for a bargain that you can redo. Have fun!
Those are all great transformations, Jan. Wow! Amazing what a little paint can do- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteI love before and after photos. It is always amazing what a coat of paint and new hardware can do to a piece of furniture :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiring post.
Your blogging sister, Connie :)
I like the chair, it looked so ordinary before, yet so stylish afterwards.
ReplyDeleteAnd I learnt something new. I had no idea that is where Friday got its name.
I love the pink dresser!!!
ReplyDeleteI grew up believing it was a crime to paint natural wood, but I'm learning from your before and after series that a little well-chosen paint can rescue a boring old piece and make it new and fun.
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