Hexagon Table Makeover!
$5 - Drab to Fab - Remember how I found this guy at a yard sale last weekend?
BEFORE:
Boring right? Well, I had fun plans for this funky table!
I love the detail on the front of this cabinet table, but it looks overall dated... I love the hidden storage too!
We needed a coffee table, and wanted something that would fit right in our living room that is arranged at an angle, hence one of the reasons I chose this table with all the angles!
I also wanted a fun pop of soft color, so here is the AFTER! :)
I love the way it adds a splash of color without being to overwhelming. I'm pretty happy with the outcome!
I had so much fun working with the glaze on this project, giving it that aged beauty.
First I sanded it down and removed the hardware
It's a messy dirty job but somebodies gotta do it! ;)
I chose this soft teal blue color from the designs in our rug, they look so pretty together!
I used a dark esspresso colored glaze, that stuff is so much fun to work with! It makes everything look more glamourous... how boring would this piece be if it was just a solid color?
Next we spray painted the knob with a metalic oil rubbed bronze to give it new life! I may be a little obsessed with this stuff... we also painted the gold old handles on our entertainment center this color too.
That stuff saved me a bunch of $$, rather than buying new knobs just because I hated the color... we simply changed them. And it is super durable too!
Family approved! ;)
Trash to treasure...this was a fun project! I'm sure you'll be seeing more soon....
do you paint first and then sand a little more before you glaze? and did you seal it with anything?
ReplyDeleteI love the unique shape of this piece. You did an amazing job with the makeover!
ReplyDeleteWow! That was quick! I love the glaze too. Great job Heather!
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the starter piece, I confess, I just didn't have enough imagination to know how to update it...but YOU did! Good work Heather!
ReplyDeleteHeather- that looks fabulous! Such a unique shaped peice, I love it! I picked up a coffee table the other day that I'm thinking about turning into and ottoman, I might be borrowing some of your painting ideas for it :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous job.
Lady S xox
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love this coffee table transformation. As soon as I saw it I found myself as a little girl playing my parents living room. What vision you have to see its potential! And the color you chose was perfect. Thanks for inspiring.
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