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Batik Nesting Tables (Before and After)

Happy Monday!  Are you ready for a fun before and after?  Batik nesting tables!

Batik Stenciled TablesI realized that I shared these over on Paint + Pattern (click here), but didn’t share them here.  Royal Design’s Batik Furniture Stencil gives these tables a whole new boho look. Nesting tables are a must for any home.

Trio of Nesting TablesThey are especially great for small space living because they add extra surfaces while entertaining but can then be stowed away when necessary.

Here’s how they looked before:

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Slightly worn but great, solid tables.  These tables are surprisingly heavy.  I knew I wanted to paint these in Napoleonic Blue Chalk Paint®.  It is a clean and classic color but also nautical.  You may remember I used this color on John’s Union Flag bureau click here and the stripe on Conor’s Grain Sack Dresser click here.  It is a favorite color.

The tops were quite plain so stenciling them in a Moroccan pattern adds a bit of fun.

Napoleonic Blue Chalk Paint Tables with Batik Stencil

Stenciling is so easy to do yourself at home.  Simply tape the stencil and follow the pattern along.

Stenciling

I used Pure White Chalk Paint® on the large table, Paris Grey Chalk Paint® on the medium table and Royal Design’s stencil creme in Pearl Oyster on the small table.  I also used their new mini stencil in the batik pattern. They’ve just brought out all their Moroccan stencils in small versions for fun crafts!

I distressed and dry brushed these tables to give a weathered and aged look.

Close Up Dry Brushing

Close Up of Batik Stencil

Annie Sloan Clear Wax seals the tables.

Waxing

Buffing

It is as easy as that! Click over to Paint + Pattern for the full tutorial and all my tips.

Coral and Beach Rocks

These once plain tables are now ready for some entertaining.  As you know, I’m such a lover of blue.  My favorite thing to slip on are a pair of faded and worn jeans.  These nesting tables remind me of my favorite pair – classed up for a party with cashmere or dressed down with flip flops for a trip to Nona’s Ice Cream in Scituate Harbor.

Stenciled Table creates a lovely textured seating area

What do you think of this look?

These tables will be available at the Vintage Bazaar on June 20th and 21st.

Boho Chic Batik Nesting Tables by Finding Silver Pennies

Oh, and for all of you who want the plans for our outdoor furniture, I’m hoping to have the plans for the table up for you on Wednesday!

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cassie @ primitive & proper

these are so fun, danielle! love the colors and design!

Jennifer@The Chronicles of Home

Love, love, love this makeover!

Marian@CMShawStudios
9 years ago

So cool to see you trying all these new looks! It must be doing wonders for your creativity. Doing new stuff always gets me all happy. Well done. And great choice with the Napoleonic Blue. I have always wanted to use that, but have never quite found the right color.
The Other Marian

Ellen
9 years ago

Love your tables! I just bought a stencil very similar to do a piece, and now you have given me a great idea for something else.

Cathy
9 years ago

I love these! I am a sucker for blue and white-these remind me of blue and white china or shibori tie-dye. What a lovely project.

The DIY Homegirl
9 years ago

These are so cool! I love batik and yet I’ve never seen this look on furniture. Great job!