I have a fun little before and after for you today. When I found this little nightstand it was in need of some Annie Sloan Chalk Paint:
Nightstand (Before)
Luke repaired that little hole and the hardware wasn’t in great condition (and on upside down) so I decided to paint it:
Hardware (Before)
I mixed, in equal parts, Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Paris Grey and Aubusson blue and got the most lovely grey blue color.
Annie Sloan Chalk Paint
Once it was painted I took a wet paper towel to distress certain areas. This is a great trick with ASCP rather than using sand paper:
Distressing
I did two coats of clear wax to seal it and here’s how it came out:
Nightstand (After)
It looks great with the Pottery Barn Kids bedding in Conor’s room, but I’ve decided to bring it down to my space in Plymouth at Main Street Antiques so another little boy can enjoy it.
Nightstand (After)
Be sure to stop by tomorrow for our Home for the Holidays Link party. I’m hosting mantels and can’t wait to see how pretty your homes look!
My friend, Melissa, has a gorgeous living room which she’s just redone. Light, grey green walls with beautiful trim, a neutral sectional paired with a…
The night stand turned out great! I’d love for you to share this or any of your great ideas at the link party going on now (and every Saturday – Tuesday) at ‘Or so she says …’ Hope to see you there! http://www.oneshetwoshe.com
looks good danielle~!
It turned out so cute and I love the custom color!
love it, especially with that cute lamp!
x
Came out great Danielle! It does have a very “Pottery Barn” look to it!
Love that mix of color! Thank you for sharing this at Rustic Restorations Weekend.
The night stand turned out great! I’d love for you to share this or any of your great ideas at the link party going on now (and every Saturday – Tuesday) at ‘Or so she says …’ Hope to see you there! http://www.oneshetwoshe.com
Thank you for your lovely comment. I’ll check out your blog.
Thank you so much for Linking Up last week Danielle! Nice color combination, mixing Paris Grey and Aubusson. Thank you again for sharing!