Apart from being orange, the stain was also flaking on the top, and Emma had been practicing writing her name on one corner. When I saw Courtneys' dining table makeover over at The Apprentice Extrovert I knew that was the style I'd go for (and if you don't already follow Court you should - her work is fantastic!). And here it is!
The lounge room is on the list for a makeover, but it's a fair way down. Having this table looking good brightens the room and will tide me over for a while... well a little while at least!
Have you ever worked on a project that made you more and more nervous as you went, because you started to really like it? That was me, with this. I was nervous to keep staining, but I knew I wanted a dark chocolate on top, so I crossed my fingers and kept going. I'm really happy with the result.
Thank you so much for stopping by!
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It looks awesome! Great job :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! Its amazing what paint can do :) thanks for following my blog...looking forward to getting to know you.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! What a difference Catherine, it looks so good!! Well done with the stain...its not something I've attempted yet, but you got a perfect chocolate color!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so sweet to me!! Thank you for the mention, your work is pretty fantastic too!!
P.S I sooooo want your wingback! :)
WOW, what a difference, it looks fantastic.
ReplyDeletewhat a difference! the top looks so rich- great job, friend!
ReplyDeleteYou did an awesome job on this coffee table. I am encouraged to do more projects like this one. I also like how you did the two tones - white on dark wood. I like your vintage magazine rack below too :-)
ReplyDeleteAnyhoo, I found you over at the blog hop and I'm happily following you. I'd love for you to come and check me out too.
Take care,
Jen
sunnyvanilla.blogspot.com
Beautiful! I love the combination of a dark top and white bottom!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so good! I am your newest follower from the Networking Blog Hop! I would love if you would check out my blog and if you like what you see please follow back :)
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Hi! I'm your newest follower and co-host of this month's blog hop. Thanks so much for joining in on the fun :) I'm looking forward to getting you know you better!
ReplyDeleteWOW! What a transformation!!!
Came out great! What an improvement.
ReplyDeleteOMG, you did tremendously great job!!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome, thx for the inspiration...
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I have some orange chairs that may get this same makeover. No more orange furniture!
ReplyDeleteWow! This turned out great! Good job!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful transformation! You really did a great job on it. It's what I've been planning on doing to my orangey kitchen table. (Newest follower)
ReplyDeleteThat looks awesome! I'm amazed at your diy skills!! Visiting from the Live. Laugh. Rowe. Link up!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job! I tried my hand at something similar a couple years ago. The table was an ugly country blue and in rough shape but oh, what a little paint and stain can do!
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Great job, looks fantastic
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