This little table found me when it was a boring brown paint job. I got it at a local resale shop on the other side of town. I am sure it originally had 4 wooden finial pieces on the underside. When I found it, it only had three.
I removed the lone decorative piece on the long narrow side, leaving the other two alone. The brown paint was in pretty decent shape. The table just needed a little love.
I left the top and the cross bars the original brown. I stenciled a table runner in vintage white. The legs and underside got the same white. I distressed back to see the original brown and glazed. Lastly, some polycrylic due to the white paint.
I named her "coffee and cream". For some reason it just speaks vanilla latte to me.
I just brought this up to Radical Recycling. Go check her out.
Does it say coffee and cream to you?
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9 comments:
What a gorgeous job you've done with this sweet little table. I love the distressing. Megan
It does say coffee and cream! Really sweet table that shines after a little bit of love!
Nice work. I love the tablerunner element. Thanks for the inspiration!
What a cute table - love your stencilled table runner.
Thanks for stopping by my place - following you back !
so pretty! i love the stenciled design! the whole thing reminds me of chocolate milk, in a good way. :)
GREAT MAKEOVER.
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Came over from Rustic Restorations to see your table. I am just getting interested again in stencils after three decades of not using them! Isn't it funny how many tables you can find brown? I loved the style of this table and the way you distressed it!
Distressed Donna Down Home
Love it! The name is perfect:) I love how you distressed it and stenciled a runner on the top. It is a lovely table! You gave it the TLC it needed! Thank you for sharing at Rustic Restorations Weekend!
Hi, I found you from Miss Mustard Seed's Furniture Friday - I am your newest follower!
Peggy
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