Little Miss Flores
I saw this little one at the thrift store and I fell in love with her curvy legs and little flowers. After hauling Flores home, I discovered a wobbly leg, a little water damage, and a sticky drawer. A lesson that I've been learning is that some pieces are worth the work to repair and fix, and some are not. Flores probably was not, but I prettied her up anyway. She found a new home yesterday and I hope she's enjoying it!
Here she was before her makeover--full of gold and cream delight!
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Here she was before her makeover--full of gold and cream delight!
Sorry for the dark picture!
And here Flores is now, prettied up with some layers of "oops" pink paint from Lowe's.
- After looking at the before picture, I just realized that I have no idea where the original hardware went. Strange...
- I used some hardware that I had laying around (originally gaudy gold) and spray painted it white. Still wondering where that hardware went...you might just see it appear on another piece in the future!
- Since the drawers had a little water damage, I placed some fabric inside to help make it a little more fun and clean looking.
Have a great week!
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I love your nightstand. I think you did a fabulous transformation. The drawer lining is a great touch. Oops paint is great~
ReplyDeleteAh, what a coat of white paint can do! It's darling with the lined drawers. I'm glad you found her a new home!
ReplyDeleteChrista
Love the legs. Great transformation!
ReplyDeleteI think Flores was totally worth it! Charming!
ReplyDeleteyou wouldn't even know there was any damage on the inside - the fabric is so fun!
ReplyDeleteomigosh- that thing was pretty darn ugly before! it looks great! and i think i heard it say oh thank goodness!
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference. The magic of paint does wonders! Looks great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty little piece...so sweet and dainty.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!! looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I just love the drawer liners!
ReplyDeleteThis is too cute! I love the oops pink and the fabric that you used in the drawers!
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