Showing posts with label Before and After. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Before and After. Show all posts

Ugly Chunky Shelf


When my picker came to the shop, I noticed two extremely ugly, chunk 80's looking shelves. I thought...hmmmm...firewood for the winter? Or a re-purposing challenge. Well, as you can see, I picked the challenge. I painted both in antique white and distressed them into pretty shabby chic functional pieces. I added stained glass in one shelf and this shelf has chicken wire. LoVe em and sold them as soon as they were posted on Facebook.


Vintage Tool Box Make-over!


I purchased this old dirty smelly tool box at a yard sale. After having in my shop for sale...forever I might add. I thought it too needed a facelift (again I think of myself when I say facelift) ....I added a couple of coats of antique white paint...covered the front with chalkboard paint and tah dah!! A functional piece of home decor.



Rachel's Hutch Make-over






There's nothing like giving new life to a dated piece of furniture. My customer Rachel, found this hutch online and brought it to me to make it more relevant..to giver the once over...spruce it up...to make it purdy! haha. She has a good eye and knew that this piece could transition into a stunning piece of furniture to showcase in her dining room. In less than a week, Rachel's husband picked it up all painted and distressed. In less than two hours after he picked it up, I received a picture of the hutch in its new home. I've attached the picture. Oh I just love it...After I posted the before and after pictures on my Country Chic Facebook site, I was was flooded with inquires. I will be receiving my newest hutch for a make-over on Sunday. Ah make-overs...I'd love one done on myself .... ~ sigh ~

Before & After: Antique Record Table DIY




I found this Antique Record Table at an Auction and can you believe that nobody else bid on it? I saw it's potential right away and snapped it up for a great price! I painted the whole thing white, added some contact paper in the back for that "vintage" feel and left the bottom natural (after I stripped it). A basket in the bottom and ta-da! It's a lovely console table or piece of bathroom furniture!
Price: $150