Last week I went looking for some fun Ooops! paints to add a little color to my choices. I was lucky enough to hit a jackpot came home with 4 gallons of Spring! This waterfall dresser just really seemed to need a something fun and fantastic so, the new red raspberry paint seemed like just the ticket. Once I started painting, I would say the color is really somewhere between red raspberry and hot pink (not for everyone but stunning, none the less). When the paint dried, she still needed a little something something so, I glazed her all over with a black and iridescent glaze. The glaze stayed in all the cracks and crevices to really show off her lines and give her a little silvery luster. The sides of the drawers are painted white to compliment the fantastic silk and velvet zebra striped fabric that line the drawers.
The old hardware was so vintage and cute but a weird bronzy gold so I sprayed them with silver and then used the same glaze from the vanity to age them a little and tone down the shiny silver.
Aagh! Can't find the before of the chair...so sorry! Although she was sturdy, the seat was nasty and the rest was just very well worn.
And as they debut together...
It's gorgeous here so I'm hoping to paint outside some before.... date night tonight with my all time favorite guy!
Have a great Sunday!
Lisa
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This is gorgeous! I am sure it will sell quickly!
ReplyDeletewhat a fun piece! i love it!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is AWESOME Lisa! The detail is a amazing!
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Lisa
You did an AMAZING JOB of reinishing this piece!!! It is absolutely spectacular!
ReplyDeleteThis pink color is so awesome! I need to paint something pink! Great Job!
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this! Suuuuuper cute! Love the color and the zebra print!
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS A REAL BEAUTY-THE COLOR IS DIVINE- I'm your newest follower-come over to visit! Claire
ReplyDeleteOh, I love it! My Grandmother has a dresser like this!
ReplyDeletevery cute! i just painted a dresser a similar pink! i love the way the glaze looks on your vanity! great job!
ReplyDeleteI see these tossed out from time to time and drive past. From now on, I'm pulling over and calling around 'til I find one of my family with their truck to haul it to my garage.
ReplyDeleteLovely job!
would you mind sharing what kind of irisdecent glaze you used for this proyect im so much in love with it thanks
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ReplyDeleteI was unable to respond to your profile however, it is a glaze from Lowe's that comes in a plastic jug. I have used it staright out of the jug, mixed with paint, and mixed with stain depending on what look I am going for. On this particular piece, I applied it full strength over the paint. Thank you!