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Changing up a Dated Dresser Set for Master Bedroom
by
Taylor @ TayRose Design
(IC: blogger)
See how this dated dresser gets a face lift with a little bit of stain and new hardware
Dated dresser in oak looking for an update that wasn't using paint but stain instead. Removed all the hardware and sanded down the drawer fronts to remove the varnish.
Stained just the fronts of the dresser drawers to give a 2-tone look to the dresser.
All the staining finished, and I had 2 holes on each drawer where the old pull was, so I decided to use 2 knobs instead of a pull for something different.
All finished and I love the results...just a simple change, with dramatic look.
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Published January 11th, 2015 5:55 PM
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Taylor @ TayRose Design on Jan 12, 2015Thank you for the comments...I just wanted to show how just a little change can make a big difference! I did the same process to the night stand that is not part of the dresser set, but with the same stain treatment, it fits right in!
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