RETRO STYLE BUFFET

 I absolutely loved how this turned out. 

The natural wood grain was beautiful on this piece. 

I did not want to cover it up by painting it 100%.

So I worked my magic.

 

 This piece was headed for the dumpster at Salvation Army because the door on the right was broken off. Jenny snatched it right up before it had a dismal fate.

 

A couple of the knobs were broken off. 

 So she got all new ones, but yet they are not all the same.

 

 I painted the drawers white, and stenciled it in a sea foam green.

I also painted the bottom in sea foam green.

 

This is where I could not paint over the beautiful grain 100%.

So why not add STRIPES???

 I am so in love with this piece. Defiantly a one of a kind. 

The pictures do not do this piece justice.

 

The picture is the wood in original form-no stains just sanded down

This is stained in a dark walnut, you can kinda see the grain in the wood.

Isn't it just beautiful??

 

This needed something, just to plain and boring.

 I added bead board to the back of the cuby and trim around the edge to give it a finished look.

 

Once the dark walnut stain was added, it made the bead board pop.

Antique Buffet/CD Holder

I fell in LOVE with this piece when I found it at the Salvation Army.

I originally bought this for myself, but unfortunately it was way to big for the space where I wanted to put it.

I love the clean lines of this piece, the octagon frame around each knob, and the knobs look like huge flower. The knobs are original I spray painted them with Rustoleum Oil Rubbed Bronze.

Look how cute the little feet are on this buffet.
I left the inside in it's original form, because it is beautiful color and a nice contrast to the green.

It is perfect for many, many, and many more DVD's. I will try and look thru my photos and find the orginal pics of this piece and add them if/when I find them.  

This piece has been SOLD.