June {2014}

This was absolutely one of my favorite pieces I have done. I wanted to keep this one and in some way I wish I had! I LOVED the thickness of it and how chunky the legs were.

I found this gem just at the thrift shop. When I saw it I thought how could anybody ever let this go! I saw so much potential!

I painted it with Annie Sloan's Old White Chalk paint. Sanded and distressed it. Finished with a clear wax.

I changed the hardware to a pull and thought it looked perfect!!!!

I wanted this in my house for keeps as a buffet in my dining room!

Desk {May 2014}

I found this gem at a thrift store! It was a solid desk and I loved how chunky it was. I had to have it! I painted it Annie Sloan's Chalk paint in Paris Gray! I left the original hardware since I thought it went well. My husband really liked the hardware too.

Antique Desk and Chair {Oct. 25, 2012}

I found this beauty at a once a month garage sale that happens in a parking lot in Auburn by my parents place! The guy that sold it to me had plans to fix it up and never got around to it! 

Hmmm, what shall I do with this cute piece? My mind was spinning! I had some bead board I got for dirt cheap at HD in the scrap pile...I finally knew what I was going to use it for!

I also found on the same day at a different garage sale this darling chair. The seat was in shambles and so I had to use it to trace and cut out a new one! 

I decided on painting both of these pieces white and have them be a set. They are both done in chalk paint. For some reason I had a hard time with the chalk paint on this one!

I painted the inside of the drawers blue to match the darling fabric I had picked out for the chair! I think it turned out really cute!

I kept the original hardware for the desk because it was so cute and fitting for the look I wanted.

The best part! I used that bead board on both sides and the back of the desk so that it can be more versatile to how you want to place the desk! It can go against a wall or face outwards to a room! I LOVE it!