The tall dresser was cut down and now works nicely next to a bed at the perfect height.
Before & After of a make-over
As you can see this was an ugly mess.
After getting a good scrubbing, a paint job, and some new hardware, the doors were then replaced.
It looks totally different now.
I thought the little white dresser was so cute but it wouldn't sell. So I re-purposed it into a bench and out the door it went!
This dresser came undone on the ride home.
The determination to save it was worth the work.
I started to scrape the chipping paint to find the
1950’s decals underneath the lead base paint. It was all removed and refreshed with a couple coats of bright white latex paint.
This infant storage dresser can double as a changing table.
With the mold on this dresser it was sprayed with 75 percent bleach and 25 percent water. It sat in the hot sun for a while then washed down good.
I really like the end results, just right for a bathroom.
This is the perfect style of dresser to make over.
Freshened up with updated pulls and a coat of white paint gave it new life.
I really like the mix of stain and paint on this piece.
I was a bit disappointed with this vanity. I thought it had eight legs but only had six. My intention was to turn it into two nightstands, but it was
two legs too short. So it just had a bright blue paint job. The bench below was from a church sale.
Every little girl needs a dressing table with a mirror.
It was a little bright but the customers liked it at the Stagecoach Barn Sale.
What color would you have picked?
Stagecoach Barn Sale
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