There once was a little dresser that lived at the beach house. It was stuck in a corner in a downstairs bedroom and never brought attention to itself. Most people that visited that room probably didn't even know it was there. Poor little dresser.
I brought the dresser home, because I knew that with a little attention it could have a better life. A life of color. A life that would have people taking notice. A life outside of the corner! This was the dresser before. A brown, bland, boring little dresser.
I sanded, primed, and painted. And the dresser is no longer worthy of the corner, it is now focal point worthy!
Red and bright, with hardware painted a glossy white.
This is a happy little dresser now, and everyone who sees it will take notice!
Check back in a few weeks and see the dresser in its new home. Isn't it amazing what a little TLC can do?
I brought the dresser home, because I knew that with a little attention it could have a better life. A life of color. A life that would have people taking notice. A life outside of the corner! This was the dresser before. A brown, bland, boring little dresser.
I sanded, primed, and painted. And the dresser is no longer worthy of the corner, it is now focal point worthy!
Red and bright, with hardware painted a glossy white.
This is a happy little dresser now, and everyone who sees it will take notice!
Check back in a few weeks and see the dresser in its new home. Isn't it amazing what a little TLC can do?
3 comments:
Very cute! You should share your dresser painting technique. I am always looking for new tips.
This is fantastic!
That's pretty! I'd love some tips too....my last dresser painting was a disaster!
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