General Finishes

This is such a timeless classic beauty! The entire body was painted in antique white and and slightly distressed. The french script on the front three drawers is painted in queenstown gray and then wiped back and dry brushed in antique white to soften the look. The top of the dresser and the mirror were stained with gray gel stain and then dry brushed in multiple layers of antique white, seagull gray, driftwood, queenstown gray and lamp black milk paints. 

Say hello to Oz!  -- This piece is so fun and totally on trend. It's an antique Eastlake three drawer chest that's been flipped into one of the hottest looks of today. The solid wood body was painted with Emerald Milk Paint and then Glaze Effects in Pitch Black was added to give Oz that funky grunge edge. The original pulls were swapped out for cool new gold hinged pulls. The top is gorgeous sleek white marble, which adds so much versatility to the piece. The three dovetailed drawers have been lined with a black and white striped specialty paper to tie the whole look together. 

After coming home from a trip to the beach, I was inspired to blend up a batch of General Finishes milk paints using all the wonderful blues and greens! This piece was finished completely with General Finishes products.

The dresser was painted using a custom blend of 1 part Patina Green, 2 parts Emerald, 2 parts Coastal Blue and 1 part Corinth Blue Milk Paints which created a wonderful peacock blue.