Before the magic of art happened!
Green Accent Table Makeover
I was hesitant about doing a bold colour on these side tables! But I am happy I did :) they’re are definitely unique and will take the right customer to purchase them, but whoever that ends up being I know will love them! Sometimes you just need to be brave when it comes to colour!
After being sanded down, I used bin shellac primer! 3 coats! Vintage pieces have a rep for a lot of bleed through (tannins)
I blended two colours together from
behr paint! And added BB Frosch powder!
I did 2 coats of paint, than touched up a few areas with a third coat!
This top had 2 coats of veneer before the natural wood!
It was a big pain in the butt!! I don’t find one technique to be easier veneer will always be a pain to get off
So nice tho!
Twin for twin! Matching matching. I used an espresso stain for the tops!
I then top coated two coats with a poly!
These ended up being a perfect statement Piece! Even though side tables are just as much work if not more than a dresser they’re always so cute!
Suggested materials:
- Behr paint (Homedepot)
- Bb frosch (Retailer)
- Bin shellac zinsser primer (Homedepot)
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Darla Wiehleon Mar 7, 2021
Do you intend to sell these? I saw you mentioned it. I love them and would be interested. Thanks, and beautiful job!!!
- Ally | flop.or.noton Mar 7, 2021
Yes these are for sale! You can check out my website for details! And email me :)
- Jamie Tyler Smithon Mar 20, 2021
very nice!!!!!
Have a question about this project?
Hi! I'm curious why you didn't just stain the veneer?
So I actually did one and not the other. I just wanted to see how nice the wood was. But honestly for these specific pieces it wouldn’t have made a difference