I am completely smitten with this makeover! We have had this buffet for some time now waiting to be made over.
My husband had had enough of it taking up room in "his" garage and brought it inside. I'm glad he did because it was just the push I needed to get her done!
I chose a creamy white (Clark & Kensington) since it's new home is our living room.
The original hardware is AMAZING on this piece, so I kept it.
The BEFORE
The Pottery Barn inspiration.
$1,499!!
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The wood grain shows up beautifully on the top!!
Hope you enjoyed her beauty as much as I do!
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This came out so, so good! And that hardware is amazing! (Also, love your styling!)
ReplyDeleteAngela @ Number Fifty-Three
Thank You!! Styling is the fun part:)
DeleteOh that hardware looks so great after you painted the buffet! (And the buffet too of course...just lovely!) It looks very PB-ish.
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ReplyDeleteYour piece is SO much cooler than that Pottery Barn inspiration. They should take a lesson from your creativity and eye. You can't buy The Eye. :)
I'm adding you to my Bloglovin so I can watch your future creations!
Thank you!! That's why I will never buy a piece of furniture from a store! They are pretty but not unique:) With some love on an old piece you can make it one of a kind.
Deletewhat a gorgeous piece! Your piece totally outshines the inspiration piece!!I am totally smitten! my favorite thing to make a statement and change a piece (other than paint of course) used to be hardward but I have fallen in love with adding legs to a piece! It can so totally change the look! Great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!!! Thank you! I tossed around the idea of changing the hardware after painting it for about a week. So glad I didn't! Once I put it all back on it really did stand out!
Deletewhat a gorgeous piece i love the hardware on it. i would love to feature it, if that would be ok please let me know,
ReplyDeletelauren
Of course!! Thank you! Thank you!!! Have a great week:)
DeleteOh she's so gorgeous now! I just adore the hardware which looks so much better with the cream paint! 100 times better looking then that PB piece, no comparision!
ReplyDeleteSooo beautiful! That hardware is amazing and the "after" is so much better than your Pottery Barn inspiration! Love the way you styled it too! Thanks for sharing your project over on Best of the Nest!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this one-of-a-kind treasure you created, what vision!! That hardware is stunning, it looks like something you'd find at Restoration Hardware for $$$!!! So glad you stopped by Best of the Nest today!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous !!!
ReplyDeletePerfect color - perfect amount of distressing - and LOVE the hardware!
Such a beautiful makeover
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So many great things about this transformation! It's great that you left the top natural and the hardware against the light color really highlights the hardware. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference paint makes. Love the way you styled it for spring!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing transformation! Never ceases to amaze me what paint can do. Would love for you to share at Fridays Unfolded!
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Nancherrow
OK so we're supposed to believe the "inspiration piece" is worth $1500. Guess that means your redone sideboard which is undoubtedly made of better wood and has fab, heavyweight hardware would come in at $5,000! Good for you, you did a fine job transforming a huge, brown buffalo into something anyone would love to have in their house.
ReplyDeleteYou did a wonderful job on this project! I'm also loving your styling of all the sweet accessories. You're right...the hardware on this piece is fab!
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leelee @ paperbagstyling
Nice stuff dear. They are gorgeous in look buy office furniture & office reception furniture
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