I found this fabric online - for about six dollars a yard cheaper than a local store - and since I had some extra money (overpayments from family) I decided to go ahead and order it so that I can match the paint color when the dresser is completely sanded. Of course, they are predicting rain all week - we have had rain almost every day, almost the entire month of July - so we may not get it painted as quickly as I hope. That's okay, I still have other projects to keep me busy. So, I hope to paint the TV stand the dark turquoise color in the flower mid left. So pretty. Even though, it would look pretty in a limey green too! Like this inspiration picture.
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Sunday, July 21, 2013
Friday, July 19, 2013
Bedroom Curtains
I found these curtains on Joss & Main's site yesterday. They will be perfect for the bedroom. I researched Target and Walmart prices, and the cost to make curtains from fabric and I cannot make two panels as cheaply as I can buy these, so I went ahead and purchased them. Some of the French Provencal furniture will be used in the bedroom (headboard, footboard, night stand, chest on chest) and will be limed. I hope to paint one wall a dark magenta (purple) color and the other walls a really light teal color. The room will have dark and light teal accents, including these panels.
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
French Provencal Dresser to TV stand
I purchased this vintage French Provencal bedroom set on Craigslist a while back (not the night stand on the bottom left though - I believe it is from Restoration Hardware - it is my inspiration for liming the headboard, footboard and night stand). I plan to revamp each piece.
I started stripping the dresser top first. The dresser will be a TV stand. Here is the inspiration for the TV stand.
Originally, I planned to stain the top a dark stain (Kona). After stripping the top, I think it is too gorgeous to stain a dark color as it is a beautiful light color and has great wood grains. Now, I plan to stain it a light color to bring out its natural color and beautiful grains in the wood. I will have to polycoat it though to protect the wood from the television, etc. The bottom of the piece will be painted in a dark turquoise to match the darker turquoise in this fabric - Covington Savannah.
I'll update more as it progresses.
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