Provence Stools (Before & After)
Provence Stool (After) |
The other week, I had the fun job of working on these stools for a client. She had three stools which she picked up at a big box store and after a few children, some moves and some wear and tear, well, the stools just need a little pick me up.
Here is what they looked like before:
Stools (Before) |
My client’s kitchen was a sunny yellow with white country cabinets. Hanging on the wall was a sweet little illustration of children playing in galvanized bucket. I think it was probably from the 1940s. It was so cute and I wish I could find it on the internet to share with you. The bucket was nearly a direct match to Annie Sloan’s lovely jewel-toned, Provence.
I painted the seats in ASPC Graphite to match the rest of the chair and then two coats of Provence. I then distressed to make them look shabby chic and sealed them with Annie Sloan’s clear wax and buffed.
Here’s how the stools turned out:
Distressed backs (After) |
Distressed rungs:
(After) |
The seat (After) |
More distressing:
Corner of the stool |
Provence Stools (After) |
Hallo Danielle,
I love your before and after pictures so much!
Have a nice weekend
Angi
I love Provence, and it is perfect distressed :)Thank you for sharing this at Rustic Restorations Weekend.
This is a beautiful color. I am sure your client was beyond happy with the result. I especially love the distressing you did.
Distressed Donna Down Home
Oh it’s beautiful, love the color!
Nice work! I love the color and the distressing you did. Just found you through Days of Chalk and Chocolate. I’m your newest follower. I’d love it if you’d follow me back at http://www.crazythriftycrafts.blogspot.com.
So fresh and pretty now!
Love the shape of the stools, but they look so much better with your paint finish and that beautiful colour – great job Danielle.