Nesting Tables Makeover + Tutorial

3 Materials
6 Hours
Easy
My furniture flips keep on coming. I have flipped & sold a coffee table, 2 sets of end tables within the past few weeks. Now I am working on a set of nesting tables. I also have a kitchen table makeover in the works as we speak.

But First, Let’s Get To This Fun Nesting Table Makeover. Here Are The Before Photos Of This Piece.

FIRST, I DECIDED ON THE COLOR OF ALL 3 TABLES. 
I decided to make the largest and smallest table the same color my Behr paint in “Brookview.” The middle table would become the “California Coral” color that I used on my recent side table flip.
After painting couple of layers of on each nesting table, I moved on to taping off the bottom portion of the legs. I love that gold dipped effect on furniture legs.
I used my Modern Masters “Olympic Gold” paint to make these table legs pop!
Last year, I was sent 2 stencils from Cutting Edge Stencils for their Paint-A-Pillow brand of stencils. I loved the stencils and kept them after the project in case I could make use of them again.
The day finally came to break them out. I thought they would make perfect additions to the tops of these nesting tables. I used a blunt stenciling brush to apply the Royal Stencil Creme I used in “Patina Green.”
What do you think of these nesting tables? Where would you put them in your home? I would love to know! Let me know in the comments below.
Suggested materials:
  • Stencils   (Cutting Edge Stencils)
  • Chalk Paint
Meredith - Arts & Classy
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  • Joanne Joanne on May 21, 2017

    Beautiful!!

    How did you get the stencil since it is larger than the top to lay flat? I have never used stencils so perhaps it's just my inexperience showing . Thanks! Joanne

  • Julie gartland Julie gartland on May 21, 2017

    Hello. No question, just to say I love these, I will check out second hand stores to do the same. Thank you.

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