Hey there friends...hope your all having a great week!
We hit 50 degrees today:)
We hit 50 degrees today:)
The piece that I'm showing you today does not belong to me...I worked on this piece for one of my cousins.
She had this table in her downstairs family room.
She had this table in her downstairs family room.
It was pretty beat up...she was going to get rid of it until I told her we can make it pretty again with a little paint.
Here's the before...
She decided on black so I used my Masion Blanche paint in Wrought Iron again and then just clear waxed it. I lightly distressed all the edges.
Soooooo much better right!
It just goes to show how much paint can transform a piece no matter what the condition...and make it pretty again.
She loves the way it came out and she's so happy she didn't get rid of it!
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Wow~ That is a great before and after...love! Blessings!
ReplyDeleteIt looks brand new and pretty again!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty…amazing what a little paint will do!
ReplyDeleteThat looks good, Martina. You gave it new life.
ReplyDeleteThe difference is day and night! Great transformation.
ReplyDeleteI agree that paint can transform anything! It looks updated now. Love the color.
ReplyDeleteWhat a transformation, Martina!
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Martina. Amazing makover and I love the shape of it. The new color really gave it a whole new life- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteIt looks so much better, Martina! Fantastic makeover!
ReplyDeleteAngela @ Number Fifty-Three
Oh, my goodness, Martina, this turned out so lovely! What a nice cousin you are to make over the table. I know your cousin will love it!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Love how you brought the table back to life, I'm sure she is so happy.
ReplyDeleteYes, there is a blue stripe on the jug, thanks so much for helping me out with the suggestion for shades from PB.
It looks fantastic! How sweet of you to help her with it and give it new life.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
That is down right gorgeous! Such a great new life for what was an outdated table. Gotta love the power of paint! Jane
ReplyDeleteWhat a great transformation, Martina! I love it and I think black looks so great distressed. Hurray for you!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
I've never seen that side of those tables? Great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love the style of this table Martina and you did a great job with the before and after! Love it!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
FABBY
What a great refresh, Martina! It looks like something you'd see at Pottery Barn. I'll bet your cousin is glad she let you paint it. It looks like a totally new table now.
ReplyDeletepaint is my best friend. I love that color
ReplyDeleteIt's very nice, so worth the work!
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic!! I bet she loves it!!!!!
ReplyDeleteKristi
Wow! That looks fantastic. Totally refreshed and new. You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteYep, so much better :) I bet your cuz loved it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great, Martina! I have a coffee table in our basement with the same type of finish and wear and tear ~ now I feel more motivated to give it a paint job.
ReplyDeleteMartina, you did a fabulous job transforming the coffee table! I'm sure your cousin was delighted!
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
What a transformation, great job Martina. I love the distressing around the edges, well done. Have a lovely weekend! xo, Liz
ReplyDeleteWhat a transformation. You turned an ugly table into a great piece that anyone would want to have in their home. I haven't used Maison Blanche. Is it a chalk paint like Annie Sloan?
ReplyDeleteI love it, what a fabulous transformation. Love the black. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteOh I can see why she loves it as it is beautiful...just love it...you did a fantastic job Martina...Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteWhen it hits 50 degrees here I might just go out to the garage and paint a table! Won't be anytime soon I'm afraid, so it's a good thing I don't have a friends table to get done.
ReplyDeleteLook great Martina! Black was a good choice!!
ReplyDeleteIt amazes me to see before and after shots of ugly ducklings. You did a beautiful job on the piece.
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference Martina! You see these style of tables at the thrift stores often for a song and this is a great idea for giving them a new life. Yours caught my eye over at the Furniture Feature Friday Party.
ReplyDeleteMarie @ The Interior Frugalista
I had that exact table, back around 1988! It went perfectly with our massive sectional sofa and brass accessories. I was only too glad to get rid of it about ten years ago but now I'm wishing I could just give it a makeover. I never knew that tacky table had potential! Excellent job!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing what a little paint can do!
ReplyDeleteGreat transformation!
It looks fabulous Martina!
ReplyDeleteWow - it's amazing what paint can do. Great job on the coffee table.
ReplyDeleteLooks great! The table has a great shape to it… glad you didn't let her throw it away :)
ReplyDeleteGreat makeover. A little paint gave it a new life!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend. Hugs
Great job Martina. You made a brand new table with this piece. Gotta love paint!
ReplyDeleteCynthia
Beautiful! I love black ~
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Pat
Wow - that is one beautiful transformation! Nice job!
ReplyDelete-Shelley
A nice makeover! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHey- I meant to tell you that I LOVE the whole new look to your blog-xo Diana
ReplyDeleteWhat a change! I love it! It looks like a new one.
ReplyDeleteWow! It looks like a whole different table! Fabulous transformation!~~Angela
ReplyDeleteWow! It looks like a whole different table! Fabulous transformation!~~Angela
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous now! What a great makeover.
ReplyDeletewhat a difference! so much better in black!
ReplyDeleteThat look so great! Paint totally transformed it!
ReplyDeleteFantastic makeover Martina. You have saved this beautifully styled table and made it a beauty to look at.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful job Martina. It doesn't look like the same table. Who carries the paint you chose ?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful transformation Martina!
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Anne
Isn't she the lucky girl for having you in the family. That looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteFantastic Martina! You're turning into a painting machine!!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Cindy