General Finishes

Vanity turned into two night stands. Took a vanity apart and gave it a dipped look! Antique White and Java Gel Stain with HPTC Satin. I used Blue painters tap and a lot of measuring to make the lines perfect for this look. It was a task but I'm glad I did it!

Drexel buffet painted in Antique White. It's timeless, classic look will never get old!

Antique china cabinet painted in Holiday Red with a medium distress and a coat of dark wax to bring out the detail. This was the first big red piece I did. Now I can't stop using this beautiful color!!! 

This chest is painted in Antique White with HPTC Flat. The veneer got an over haul and you would never know! I had a hard time deciding on weather to do this timeless piece black of white. White won! Definitely a classic piece! 

This buffet is painted in Lamp Black with Flat Out Flat Top Coat. I love how the FOF gave it a frosty matte finish! 

This buffet was missing a lot of the bottom leg/trim area all around the bottom. I had to cut new pieces, use a lot of plastic wood filler and pin nails! I rebuilt the base and gave her a fresh coat of Seagull Gray. It's now a timeless piece that will last a lifetime! 

Repurposed door turned cute farmhouse bench. Painted in Antique White with a good distress and HPTC Satin. Perfect in an entryway!

Everything you see is completely door! The panels were cut down and Kreg Jigged together to give this bench a sturdy finish.

These were originally a vanity. They now serve as two sweet little side tables! These have been my favorite pair so far!

The top of this was badly scratched so I filled the cracks with wood filler and painted it in a custom mixed green. The drawers were in good shape so I freshened them up with gel stain.

Painted in a custom mixed color of Queenstown Gray and Lamp Black. The wood areas are stained with Java Gel and whole body sealed with HPTC Satin. I gave this piece a medium distress in all the right spots! 

This was painted yellow, blue, and red when I got it. Who knew this beautiful grain was hiding under that paint! Restored in Antique Walnut Gel Stain and HPTC Satin.

When I got this piece it had the legs cut off and gold roller ball wheels on it. I Took them off, added new legs which didnt fit. So, I took the set screw out of the legs, turned them upside down and drilled the set screw in the opposite end so they would be attached upside down. It worked out great! The hardware was missing so I added plain oak knobs to give it a modern farmhouse look.

For this teal I mixed four colors. Klein Blue, Emerald, Snow White, & Lamp Black. My sister and I had a couple glasses of wine the night we mixed it so I became more adventurist with using such a bright color! It has become a very requested color and a lot of other furniture artist have asked me for the recipe! I am happy to share! This finish was sprayed with an HVLP sprayer and top coated with GF HPTC Flat. Java Gel Stain is the top drawer color.