This dresser was in really great shape to begin with so I didn't want to dent, ding and wear it down too dramatically. I actually really love the engravings on the drawer fronts, which resemble vines to me so I decided to play up that aspect. I could just envision this dresser and it's aged brass pulls in a sunroom, garden shed, or a glamorous green house (would love to find one of those!). Or then again it would look just lovely in any living room, kitchen or dining room.
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Like always, absolutely stunning transformation! The engravings are quite beautiful!
I love all the greenery you placed upon it!
That really is a great piece! Fabulous as always!
I have an armoire, 9 drawer dresser and a hutch sitting in my garage just waiting for me to test out my new spray gun on. Where oh where do you find the fabulous hardware that you use?
No way!!! That is gorgeous! I love the whole dispaly, too!
~Nancy
This has me TOTALLY convinced that we should paint a dresser set that we've inherited. Unfortunately, my husband just won't agree to it!
I just adore how you saw that and thought beautiful... it sure is now.
Beautiful transformation!
Magnificent! Love the pulls too with the numbers. Where did you buy them?
Another amazing transformation. I love the way the carved detail looks with the white paint.
I hope you can help..I've been in a painting furniture nightmare. What spray gun do you use? I've tried sanding priming with oil base primer and painting and the finish is just not great(and paint is peeling) I've tried spray painting...but it ends up needing too many cans which makes it too expensive (and the piece smells like toxic fumes) I'm about to scrap my whole project and throw it all in the dump..HEELLLPPPP!!
You have given me hope that I can transform my UGLY dresser into something beautiful like you have done here! Thanks for the photos. This is exciting!
Love the transformation. You always do such a fantastic job.
WOW that looks great!!!!
wow it looks stunning! i'm curious to know what your steps are in the process? i can't believe that you can start and finish painting a piece of furniture in one day! i thought you had to wait for it to dry before painting more coats? do you sand? do you prime? how many coats of paint do you paint? how long do you wait in between coats?
Hi! I am new here..
After I did a post today.. a friend gave me your address and told me I would like your blog.. and I do! I love white and I love that you recycle the furniture to make it lovely! :)
Lovely piece! Lovely Blog!
I'm a follower!
As always, you did a fantastic job! Oh how I wish I lived near you so I could get some of these pieces
This turned out so beautifully! You always find the most wonderful pieces to finish. Great work!
wow Holly. You do amazing things!!!
Wow. Gorgeous!!
Ahhhh! That is Fantastic!
An award for you on my Junkologie blog!
Whisperwood Cottage was correct, amazing transformation!! Janna
Looks awesome. I love green though- so that might influence my opinion.
you continue to amaze me!
Very pretty! I am sure this will have a home real soon!
Great Job as always! I always love seeing your transformations, but your styling always puts them over the top! You should become a stylist for a magazine.
I love the hardware you used!
Looks great! I love the details on that piece!
it's lovely! what do you do with all of the handles? I actually liked the handles on this one.
Ummm Ok this just might be my new favorite piece!! (tied with the bookcase and the beauty with the bowed drawers!). Love the white with contrasing brass handles. I was so excited to see all your new transformations when I got home from Vegas!
Love it! My favorite part has to be the pulls!!!!
Holly, you are quite an inspiration! I love your sense of style.
i am just IN LOVE with it!!! so gorgeous!!!
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