October 10, 2011

Grey is the New White

Step 1. Find old dresser
Step 2. Remove hardware, sand and clean it.
Step 3. Paint it so it look new again.
Step 4. Sand and age it so it looks old.


mmmm doesn't seem quite right but hey that's what I do.  (For those of you wondering the colors are Yellowstone and graceful grey by BEHR)


BEFORE


After






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26 comments:

  1. Dang girl......you are good!!!
    Love the grey and cream together!!

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  2. Great job, I love the how you distressed this piece. I also like the two different colors.

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  3. it's a job!!!

    I, too, do it all day everyday ...

    well done

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  4. Wow! What a great transformation. Love the color choices! Loving the grey!

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  5. Great makeover. It looks like it aged over time. That is hard to achieve.

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  6. so cute! and yes i would agree that gray is the new white. :) at least for me!

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  7. Looks great. What paint/colors did you use?
    From you newest follower!
    Ginger@savvyshanty.blogspot.com

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  8. I have a dresser just like that. It was our first piece of furniture when we married 39 years ago ( a gift from my grandfather, the antique dealer) and was painted with glossy white enamel. My husband spent hours stripping it to its natural wood. I think if would be divorce court if I painted it. But I have lots of other pieces that have been on the other side of my brush, and they look great!

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  9. You did such a great job on this... the distressing is perfect!
    I have a giveaway going on right now that you might be interested in:
    http://simplychictreasures.blogspot.com/
    Oh, and by the way, I am your newest follower.

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  10. yep...grey is the new white and i'm good with that. it's shakin' things up a bit. i can't wait 'til red is the new white!

    you rocked this chest, girl! very impressive!

    amy

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  11. Visiting from 2805 and I love the gray paint color and the way you have used two colors on the dresser! Very nice!

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  12. You really work miracles with that paint brush!

    I appreciate you linking to Potpourri Friday! You are such a big help in making it a success!

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  13. Love this! I am really into the grays right now, too. I've painted my bathroom gray and I just want to stand in there!
    You did an amazing job distressing this piece, I love it!

    ~Shanon

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  14. Aaahhh, how lovely...and how PERFECTLY distressed!!

    Deborah ♥ (visiting happily from http://upcyclingmylife.blogspot.com/... hope you can drop by and say hi!)

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  15. I LOVE this!! I love the hardware so much, you did a fantastic job. I would love to feature this on my blog tomorrow. Let me know if that's OK with you!

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  16. Love love this! Looks amazing!!

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  17. The finished project looks AMAZING! I have always loved grey because of its neutrality! Great job :)

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  18. I'm Lovin the Gray & Cream together, I would have never thought of that combo, but it is Perfect~

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  19. ohmygosh, this is gorgeous, love the color combination and the wonderful distressing! thanks for linking up with VIF, xo

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  20. I love this - I've pinned ya! I love the colors you chose, and you've distressed it really well...it looks very authentic. Thanks for sharing!

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  21. I agree! Grey is the new white! Love the redo! Hope you have time to stop by and say hello! Have an awesome week!

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  22. I also have this dresser my aunt gave me years ago. I have it in a darker hallway. I think I will brighten it up to look like this!! Thanks for the inspiration!

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  23. Love this piece- yep- it's the new white alright! Thanks for sharing at Feathered Nest Friday!

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