Are you ready for some fun? A healthy debate is always good, especially in family. My oldest son, Mr. I and I both had vintage buffets to work on and I challenged him to a Battle of the Buffets. Loser makes all! That means the loser makes a dessert of choice for the winner. mwahahaha!! First, to get us started we’ll begin with this buffet makeover. Let’s get our DIY on!
Mr I. is no newbie to this game, so I have my work cut out for me. You can see his past work in his own makeovers HERE. Seriously, it’s hard for me to believe that not only am I a mom to a teenager, but he’s already out-growing me. I’m not short at 5’10”!
Nevertheless, he is still my baby and I love him and his 5 siblings with all my heart.
WE BEGIN
Okay, shall we get at it? Enter in the first contestant…
This leggy beauty is gorgeous in design, has ample uses as an intended buffet, entry console, or even an entertainment stand. However, at some point it succumbed to a chemical mess that stained the top and missing chunks of veneer on the sides.
First, just to make sure the top was a no-go, I sanded it down with my sander and found what I hoped I wouldn’t – the stains were there to stay. Bummer!
TIME FOR PAINT
Onward we go… First, since my alternative was to give this piece a fresh new look, I started out with this caramel colored paint I first used on my faux wood garage door makeover.
Then, when I got to the legs, I switch to different because it totally makes painting spindles and turnings a breeze. No need to flip the brush in a thousand different angles to get coverage. I love it!
Next, once I got two coats of the color on, it was time to create some depth to this piece and draw out all those gorgeous details. Also, like I’ve shown you in all these posts, I am using my glazing technique to wash the buffet with a white paint, then wipe off.
You can see it in action in this video:
THE REVEAL
Last, when everything was cured, I added a protective layer of my handmade furniture wax. It gives it a soft glow that I just adore.
This buffet makeover came out as I had hoped. As usual, I’m always addicted to glazing and how it brings out all those scrumptious details.
And what’s a buffet makeover without a little fun, right? In addition to the outside color, I added a pop of color to the inside. Same color that Mr. I used in his chest makeover seen HERE.
Finally, there you have a refreshed antique buffet makeover, complete with glazing and some color fun. Woot! If you love this piece, it is now available in my shop. (SOLD)
That makes for one entry in the Battle of the Buffets. {{fist pump action!}}
Also, pin and share this buffet makeover to inspire others to get out there and give DIY a try. You never know who may be needing that little push.
ON TO THE NEXT ENTRY! Head over to see the transformation of this Art Deco buffet by Mr. I. Be sure to stop by to see who won!
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Can’t wait to see what your son did! I like the whitewashed effect!
Thanks! He’s excited to share. 🙂
You are an inspiration. I love the white highlights on the buffet. Now I can hardly wait to see what your son does with his.
I try to do what I can. Thank you for making what I do fun, Wendy. I can’t wait for you to see it either. It looks awesome!
VERY cool white wash effect on the buffet! Isn’t it fun to take neglected pieces of furniture and turn them into happy, pretty things again? Great job!!!
I nearly forgot to tell you how adorable the back to back photos are! :)))) Rock on!!!
hahahaha…we love it! 😀
You are so right. I wish I had room to keep this one! Thank you for the love, Christina.
The buffet turned out great. I am looking for to seeing your son’s project. BTW, I love the picture of the two of you.
Thanks, Debra. We are having fun. I just can’t believe how big he is getting.
Good job on the makover! 1st painting with the new brushes? Furniture of course!
Of course! 😀 hahaha…
Such a lovely makeover!
You guys outdid yourselves!
Thank you, Yolanda!
Love the white glazing!! Hope to do a dresser with them!!
Thanks, Cindy! It was fun to make it pop.
I love this. You are so talented. The first thing I would paint is an old hutch my aunt gave me. Thanks for the giveaway.
Woot! Thanks for the love, Brandi. Sounds like a great project for these brushes.
Love the whitewashed effect! I have a small antique table that my son gave me. I would do the whitewash on it using the Zibra brushes. Anxious to see your son’s makeover.
It’s a favorite of mine. Thanks!
What a gorgeous buffet. I love how the glazing brought out the details.
I have always been a fan of making those details shine.
As always, this buffet was an inspiring makeover! I also have a buffet I would love to use the Zibra brushes on.
You are so sweet, Danelle. Thank you!
I’m looking forward to seeing what your son does with his buffet.
Thanks!
I love the glazing! It turned out great. As for what I’d paint I have An old chair – I don’t care for the first paint job I gave it, so I want to redo it!
Ni:ely done. The glazing really pops the details. Can’t wait to see Mr. I’s results. Watch out, Mama…you may have some major competition. 😀
I love everything you come up with, Larissa! In fact, I was at the recycling center the other day and picked up a lovely pine cupboard (one runner missing from a drawer but otherwise in great shape) AND there was a VW round medallion tied to the fence just waiting for someone to claim it! The young man said it had been sitting there for years and no one had ever asked for it! lol… I thought of BEEP (In fact I made then log onto the internet so I could show them BEEP lol). I would definitely work on this new pine cupboard if I won the Zibra paint brushes! Fingers crossed! Can’t wait to see what your son has done with his buffet!
Awesome score for you and what fun!! Love that you saw something that inspired you and you passed on the love. 🙂
I would LOVE the round brush to paint a spindle leg table ?
Sounds good!
This is beautiful! I do love the glazing effect. My son and I are working on a Duncan Phyfe-ish dining table right now with lot o detail in he legs. That round brush looks like just the ting I need to get in all that detail.
Thank you, Carole. Sounds like the perfect project piece.
Ohh this is gorgeous. I’d like to use them to redo an old dresser I have.
I’m so glad you think so. Thank you!
Fantastic! I think you’re a winner already! (With 7 boys of my own, I believe we moms need to stick together, haha!) That caramel color gives me a heart attack every time I see you use it (OK, so maybe that’s only twice?), but WOW!!! Once you glaze, you’ve got a different animal! I love the muted tones here!
I love my brush I bought from you too!!! Reviews coming up! The first thing I’d paint (next, haha)? Doors and trim for my new room! …And some chairs too. I have projects coming out my ears! Bring on the brushes!!
hee hee hee…yes!! You can imagine what my neighbors thought when I stared out my garage door. Even the neighborhood kids had something to say. Sounds like you are a kindred spirit.
Looking forward to seeing the next one!
Thanks! We’re excited to share.
Oh, I don’t think I left an entry for the contest! I’d paint my son’s dresser… I think I say that every time I enter because we haven’t gotten to it yet.
No worries! 😉 You are too funny.
Ooh!! I love the new look!! I am looking forward to se your son’s as well!
I have a dining table and chairs to get done! Also a long dresser I would like to make into a coffe/tea bar!
Thanks for the ideas!!
Wonderful!! Thank you. Those sets can be a challenge, but the right brushes make it a breeze.
Beautiful! I’m still trying to master glazing. Maybe Zibra brushes would help. I will tell you I have a soft spot for Art Deco. Based on his way earlier work, you will have a worthy competitor. I look forward to your posts every week week. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! It is fun to experiment with it for sure. Yes, any era is good with me, these just happened to find us. 😉 Mr. I does amazing work.
Love those buffets. So many uses.
They sure do. Thanks!
Beautiful!
Thanks so much!
I’m not exactly sure what would be the first thing I would paint. I’m really hoping that we make a new coffee table soon so that’s what I would love to paint! I think it’s really great that you and your son are doing this together!
Those are so handy to have, so I get it. Thanks for the love, Mary! 😀
The white glazing really highlighted all the gorgeous details of the buffet and the blue interior is fabulous. Your son looks so much like you and seems to have gotten your DIY skills too. If I won I would paint a fabulous buffet similar to yours that I have in my garage just waiting for inspiration and good brushes to begin.
I was having such fun bringing it out. Thank you, Laura. He does have many gifts and glad he is willing to try. Sounds like you are a kindred spirit.
This is one of my favorite pieces you’ve done! Who would have thought that the glaze would make it turn out so beautiful?!? Awesome work!
What a treat to hear. Thank you, Tara! That color is awful alone, but with glazing it really pops!
Love the buffet & the pop of color inside. My favorite part is how the glaze brings out all the detail! Mr. I will have to bring his A game to top that!!
I need to redo my dining table. It is all scratched up & needs some paint! I was thinking maybe a dark top with bright blue base. Those brushes would do the trick!
I had fun and am so excited to share. Thank you, Sherry! He’s having fun and and we can’t wait to show you. I knew you would have blue somewhere! 😉
Love how it turned out! I’d paint this little ugly 1990s shelf I found at a thrift shop. It has and elk etched into a mirror and that mini railing that was on everything! Those will be gone. But it totally has potential! It’s going to be super cute!
Thanks! I hope you have fun with it.
I love all the detail on this piece and the glazing was a perfect highlight for this piece. I may have to try this, I love it.
Love the makeover! The only negative is that I thought I would get the side-by-side comparison today 🙂 . Can’t wait!
I’d love to try out those brushes on my curio cabinet.
I have a 1970’s china cabinet that I totally dislike that I have been putting off because I have no idea what to do with it. My mom gave it to me a few years ago and she is sentimental and wants me to keep it. I love reading your posts because they give me inspiration that I can turn this ugly thing possibly into something my style and color.
It’s amazing what paint can do! (and the right brushes 😉 ) I’m delighted to hear you are willing to try.
Beautiful! I love the turquoise interior!
I had to do something fun. hee hee. Thanks!
I absolutely love that effect of the carmel color with the lighter glaze on top. It is so warm and beautiful and actually makes me hungry!
You are hilarious, Mary!! Me too. 🙂
Love the whitewashed look and can’t wait to see what your son does. Would use the brushes on a table I want to paint so would love to win.
It’s fun to do. Thanks, Debra! He’s gaming up as we speak. Woot!
I love your Buffett. Can’t wait to see the next one.
I would paint my kitchen table. thanks for e giveaway!
We’re happy to hear it!
Beautiful job on the buffet! I love the lining in the inside! The first thing I would do with the brushes is an old 1970’s stereo that is in our sunroom that has wonderful sounds but it’s looks need an update. The second think I would tackle would be my kitchen cupboards!
Wonderful to hear. Thank you! Those are fun to redo to bring them up to date.
Love your makeover. I have several makeovers that need to be done, first being a large wardrobe that now has shelves inside. Also, my sister gave me a large mule chest. . .that needs to be painted and moved to the house. Your paintbrushes would come in MIGHTY HANDY!!
Thanks! They would be such a blessing for sure.
Never in a million years would I think you could get such a beautiful result with that yellow/orange paint! I have some old tables that need some love. The paintbrushes would be perfect for that makeover.
hahaha…it is ugly at first, isn’t it? It’s such an awesome base though. 😉
Dueling buffets is so fun! You are so fortunate to have your son participate. I bet these paintbrushes are amazing!
Yes!! All my 6 kids work on pieces, and he happened to have one to do too, so I thought…why not? 😉 I’m a brush snob, so for me to say they are awesome means something.
Gorgeous! I have a couple makeovers I want to do. Would love to try your brushes!
Thanks! Sounds good.
What a fun challenge- and I love how your buffet turned out! As for the brushes, gosh, where do I begin? LOL- I have a plain, three-legged table that I need to do something with, so I’d probably with there and work my way through my stash!
It sure is fun to work with someone. I’m sure you know how that goes. 🙂 Stashes are awesome for projects and you rok them Sarah!
Love the effect the white glazing gives. Can’t wait to see the next buffet!
I love how you are not afraid to tackle any project, something I need to overcome. I have a collection of furniture, that I need to get the nerve to try re-doing. I have done floors and doors over, just hesitant on the furniture, and I don’t know why. Time for me to “just do it”. Thanks for your inspiration, and I do have a buffet that would look lovely like yours- it has the worlds longest drawer, I’d guess. I need to start on something smaller tho. Blessings to you and your family.
More like insane…mwahahaha!! 😉 Thanks for the love, Grace. I know what you mean about starting. That’s half the battle.
another great make-over! You find furniture pieces that really shine after your hard-work!
You are so sweet to say so. Thank you!
I love this. It’s beautiful. Tha is for sharing your talents and inspiring others to get out there and do it themselves.
It is my absolute please, Kodi. Thank you!
Another pretty buffet…love that turquoise inside, it just made the piece! It must be fun to do such a different look than the normal painted ones. I’m sure the thrill of the makeover keeps you going..me too!
I had to do something fun with those. Thanks! It sure does make it an adventure.
I can’t wait to see what your son does with his buffet. Yours turned out beautiful.
He is doing a fun piece and we can’t wait to show you. Thanks!
Yikes I didn’t answer your question in my first comment! I have a 40’s era vanity that has damaged veneer on top but lots of beautiful details and a mirror that swings out. I think I should paint it for one of my granddaughters who are all young adults now.
Love the updated buffet. I have several pieces that need some love, I just haven’t had the time and knowledge to tackle it so far! I don’t want to give up on them yet 🙂
I hear ya! I have several pieces like that. You can DO IT!
I have a buffet I’ve been putting off painting. Those brushes might just be the encouragement I need. ?
Yay for you!
I love how you’re doing this challenge with Mr. I – so much fun! I just happen to be doing a white wash piece as we speak but not nearly as pretty a piece as your lovely buffet (which I’ve pinned).
It’s fun to mix it up for sure. I can’t wait to see what you do, Marie. Thank you for the love.
I’m waiting for a piece to “air out” and then plan to paint it white. I’d love to use the glazing technique to pull out the details. I’ll have to check your blog for tips on using a dark glaze. Would love to try the quality paintbrushes, I’m sure they make a huge difference.
Awesome! Yes, do, as I have several project with a link to them in this post. Feel free to ask questions!
It’s always so fun to see what you’ve been working on! I can’t wait to see what’s up next.
Oh…and the first thing I would paint…ummm…I have an old table a friend gave me that she wanted a “surprise me” re-finish. I’m guessing that would the project I would choose. Funny how the “surprise me” factor is more stressful than a request for a specific look.
It sure is! haha…have fun. 😉
I love both of them, such a talented son. I have a vanity that has been sitting in my garage for two years, I think it is time to get it done.
Thanks! Mr. I will have his turn later this week. You will rock that vanity, Mary!
I just love everything you do, you are my favorite blogger by far <3. I would love to have a set of those brushes 🙂 I have a very old buffet and matching dining set that are in dire need a make over. Keep up the great work you do and God bless your family.
Pamela, you deserve a hug for making my day. Thank you!!
Ohhhhhh…….I’d love to have those brushes!
Yay!! They are seriously da bomb. 😉
Beautiful buffet, unexpected color but I liked it! The first thing I would paint is a headboard and footboard for my mother. It is a long skinny four poster bed. I really need that round brush for it!
Yes, that caramel will stop you in your tracks. Makes for a great base. hahaha! Sounds like your bed is in for a makeover!
Cute post and beautiful makeover Larissa. You and your son look so much alike! 🙂 Have a great day! xo
Thanks so much, Denise. Poor kid does have it in for him. ha!
Do I love this makeover::: You don’t even have to ask. It’s gorgeous and I am going to do this to my buffet. The house is getting painted right at this moment and almost every piece of furniture is getting an overhaul. So I could use some new brushes!!
Wahoo!! I love it. You are going to make your home phenomenal!
I hear many good things about these brushes!
That is wonderful to hear. I can’t say enough good things about them.
I am always impressed with what you can do with things some would consider junk.
You just made my day, Dianne. Thank you!
Y’all are too cute for words!!! Love the glazing; it really brings out those amazing details. Also love the color inside. If I had that buffet, I’d send my guests to fetch me a platter just so they could see. Thanks for the many chances to win those Zibra brushes! I still need to paint my hubby’s purple dresser (that I told you about in earlier giveaways). I tell myself that I’m waiting until I get the Zibra brushes; I’m saving up for some but would love to win them! I look forward to Thursday and seeing Mr. I’s buffet makeover. I wonder who would make the better dessert.
PS love the new profile picture!
Thanks, Paula! It was time for a two year update – can’t believe it’s been that long. ugh.
hahaha…you are so sweet and hilarious! We are having fun and the color pop was the icing on the cake. Thanks for the love and hope you win!
Ooh a competition… I love it! You know he’s going to give you a run for your money don’t you?? Of course he will really have to step up his game because this buffet is GORGEOUS!! I saw you putting that caramel color on and thought oh no! But I LOVE the result with the white glaze! XOXO
You and your guy need to do one! It would be fun. And yes, he sure is!! That color is horrid by itself and I wondered if anyone would freak out…hahaha!! It makes for an awesome base.
Beautiful!
Thank you!
I love how this buffet turned out and love love the pop of color inside!!
Make for fun putting away the dishes…hee hee hee. 😉
I would never have thought to use that creamy caramel color but, it’s amazingly rich and lovely. The surprise-teal is just as much a treat to the eyes! Perfect!
It sure is deceptive at first, but what it can do, right? Thanks for the love!
Be still my heart – what a beautiful makeover !!!!
You are a sweet soul, Dodie. Thank you!
Great makeover! Love the color combo and whitewash! Also think I need that pile of awesome paint brushes. Pick me. Pick me. 🙂 XOXO Susie from The Chelsea Project
Thanks, Susie. These brushes sure would be done right by you. 😉
Wow love the buffet can’t wait to see your son’s project,
Thanks! He’s so ready to show you. 😉
I love how the first buffet turned out! Can’t wait to see what the second one looks like. The brushes look great,. I have a spindle telephone table that I’d love to try them on!
Awesome to hear! We’re excited to show you. This is fun!
Love the final look, especially how the white glazing pops!
I had to do something to draw out that amazing craftsmanship. It’s beautiful!
I have an antiqued picture frame that needs painted and glazed. My Zibra brush is almost dead. I need a new one – or 3!
Have you tried soaking it in vinegar? It will soften the brushes and loosen built-up paint to make it new. Leave it overnight. 😉
Beautiful makeover! The whitewashed effect really brings out all the details of the buffet.
I had to do something to showcase that beauty. Thank you!
Beautiful makeover! The whitewashed effect really brings out all the details of the buffet. Looking forward to seeing your son’s effort.
Thanks! I love glazing to the extreme. Allows you to create texture and depth. We can’t wait to share his buffet too!
I have followed you for a couple of years, but have never posted anything..YET! I love the work you do and the colors, techniques, and tutorials. I simply love this buffet!! It is charming and unusual. I’m going to try it on a buffet of my daughter’s. I’m anxious to see Mr. I’s buffet! It’s great that he loves to do the repurposing also 🙂
Well, Jan, I’m stoked to have you pop in. Thank you!! I hope you have a blast on your buffet.
It turned out beautifully! I have s buffet that belonged to my great-grandparents that is very similar in style to this one. You have inspired me to make mine over!
That is excellent! It would be fun to try.
This is a fun competition – looking forward to seeing your son’s buffet makeover. My daughter has an old buffet that is pretty beat up and needs a good rehab. We’d love to work on it together.
It sure is! I’m happy to hear you are enjoying it. Sounds like you have work to do. Have fun!
you worked very hard, the colors are great. I wish the inlay could have been saved but that would not have gone with the country look.
I would like to use the brushes on a chair I have. Can’t wait to see Mr. I’s looks like. Fun
Yes, I really debated on many finishes, but choose this one. Hard to decide! Thank you for the kind words.
Love your buffet! I have a couple old dressers that need some lovin’, I’d use the brushes on them!
Sounds good!
We have a similar buffet that is in need of some TLC. You have inspired me to get started on it. The Zibra brushes would be a tremendous help. Thank you for sharing.
You go girl!!
I would use the brushes to paint an old dresser I have.
Those are always fun to do.
Oh, Larissa! Such a beautiful transformation! You are one of my inspirations…in everything you do! If I were to win the set of Zibra brushes, I would use them to paint one of the many projects in my shop awaiting new life. Thanks for the opportunity. You rock!
Your comment means much, Brandi. Thank you for being a light.
How wonderful you get to do projects with your son! With a little competition!
Yes, such a blessing to work with all my gang. Thank you!!
I have a few samples of dull looking paint; i.e., browns and tans. Your idea of brightening these colors with a lighter paint to highlight is a great idea. I love the way your buffet turned out! I’m a table person, but I do seem to have a lot of chairs also. I imagine the brushes will be used to paint one of these. Thank you, Larissa !
They work great as bases for sure. I love to get my layering on. 😉
I’ve never tried a Zebra brush – I think I’ll paint a set of accent tables if I win.
That sounds like a perfect Zibra project.
This piece is so lovely! Great job! How does the wax work to seal if it is not chalk paint tho?
Thanks! I rarely use a chalk paint, so it works on anything with a flat finish easily and most any paint if you wanted to.
I love it!! Great job!!
Thank you for saying so. 🙂
This is beautiful. Great job!
Thank you, Teresa!
Love the buffet! I have one that I’ve put off painting because I didn’t know what to do with it. Now I know! Just have to go through your blog to find out how to add the white glaze. Thanks for the idea (and also a chance to win the brush!)!
How fun is that?! I love to hear it and thank you for the love.
Love how the details pop on this piece. Your son has his work cut out for him !
haha…woot, woot! He does amazing work too. Can’t wait to show you!
I love your creativity and how you breathe new life and character into your pieces. Can’t wait till get started on some projects of my own 😉
Thanks so much for saying so. I am very blessed to be able to share.
Larissa, the buffet turned out fabulous! I love it.
Thanks, Carol!
Love the makeover .I need to try the zebra brushes. How do you pin from here? Can’t figure it out.
Thanks! They sure are a blessing. You can use the pin feature in your browser.
Awesome piece as always! Will need to try the brushes to paint a curvy hall tree I recently bought.
Thanks! Your hall tree will never have looked so good. 😉
I love the makeover; that is an awesome piece of furniture. Wish I could find one like it. I can definitely put the brushes to work. I need to paint an end table, but what I really want to do is paint my kitchen cabinets. I just need a little more courage before I start that project. Paint On!
They are hard to find and I had to nab this one when I saw it. Thanks!
Gosh he is just such a handsome young man – he looks so much like you. Love this glazing technique and would I ever love to win those brushes. There are too many projects to mention where I would use them!!
You know I’m partial as his mama. haha…thanks, Cathy!
That buffet was so beautiful in it’s original state. So sad that someone didn’t care for it the was it should have been that inlay was incredible! As always you managed to bring out it’s beauty in a new way though!
It was and took me a few months to get up the nerve to paint it. I really wanted to save it, but paint it was. Thanks!
My mother has a gorgeous antique buffet that I’d love to paint with my new brushes.
Wonderful! It would be fun.
My two eldest boys are taller than me but that means I have less lifting to do now! Love the buffet, can’t wait to see what your son has done:)
Go mama!! Yes, they are a huge help, all of my 6. Love to have my kids around.
I love your work, and always take away so many good ideas! Right now I have 2 antique dressers in need of repair and paint, so the brushes would come in handy!
Those words means much, Denise. Thank you!
What a beautiful makeover! Those brushes look amazing, and I could put them to good use on our bedroom makeover.
Thanks, Angie!
Beautiful piece. I love jow the wash brings out all the details.
You are kind to say so. Thank you.
I would paint my vintage headboard.
Sweet.
It’s a shame that the top was in such bad shape, but it turned out beautiful. I think its awesome to have the fun color inside.
Thank you, Mary.
i want to paint shelving for my shed once hubby gets them built plus I a couple of dressers to paint.
You are quite the inspiration when it comes to make-overs.
Thank You for this giveaway opportunity
Those sound like great project for you to get your DIY on. Have fun!
Pinned.
Best of luck to you both, as you both do a Great job in your make-overs.
Thanks!
I would paint the bedroom set my son is taking to his first apartment. Thanks for the opportunity!
That’s an awesome mama. Fun!
I need to refinish our farmhouse kitchen table! It’s huge and heavy and I don’t look forward to doing it. 🙁
I hear that. It will be glorious when done!
I love the look of this piece. I have a hall tree project that I am about to try the same technique on. You inspire me to step outside my comfort zone. Thanks Larissa!
Thanks! Your hall tree will be beautiful.
Love the glazing technique! This is what I will try on a table with these great brushes!!
Wonderful!
This really inspires me to update my buffet, a piece I inherited from my aunt about 30 years ago!
Wonderful!!
Love this. Didn’t think I would like a white wash technique but do love this piece.
That’s a treat to hear. Thanks!
I Just voted but they are both awesom. Although Mr I won my vote yours fits my design asthetic bestso,i would actually purchase yours. Live in loft ,many projects need brushes.
Sorry for typos,problem with keyboard ?,beautiful transformation of both buffets
You both are very talented and I love your site.
You are so sweet to say so. Thank you!
I will paint several small tables and chairs for my booth. You are an inspiration
Thanks so much!
I loved the competition you did with your son. Great job both of ya. The thing I’d paint would be my book case desk in the office.
We had fun and sharing was the icing on the cake. Thanks!
Such pretty details on that piece! I have used white wax before to achieve that look – very pretty!!
Yes, I use wax too, but prefer the glaze as it less chunky in tight spots. Thanks!
I absolutely love your work (as you probably know I am a HUGE fan).. but I am voting for your son, sorry!! He did a brilliant job, you should be very proud! 🙂
Thanks, Evija!
Beautiful! I have a table and chairs that need redone.
Nice project for these for sure.
I voted for your beautiful buffet …probably because that style appeals to me because your son’s was great as well!! Such talent!!!
You are so sweet. Thank you!
I enjoy every posts you make. Thanks for all the fun and inspiration.
You are so sweet. Thank you!
I would paint the front of my bathroom door, it is hollow core and not very pretty. Talented children, great to see their work.
We have the same. Would love some solid ones.
This was a hard decision as I loved both and they’re both very different styles. You and your family work so hard and do awesome work. Thanks for the opportunity to win some brushes. I have a empire dresser I would love to use them on.
You are so kind, Mary. Thank you!
It’s beautiful!
Thank you for saying so. 😀
It’s a hard choice to make both Buffets are great… I could use brushes to go with my Dixie Belle Paint 🙂
You sure could! 😀
Love your work and surely would love to win those brushes.
Thanks, Janet
I love your makeover – that buffet has such gorgeous details!! Thanks for the giveaway. I have oh so many things to paint around my house. First, I would do an old table from the forties that I inherited.
I had fun sharing it. Thanks, Karen.
love how it turned out and the pop of color inside! it is a favorite of mine…i hope to have the whitewash look in our bedroom one day!
This was so fun for me to it done. Thanks!
What is the color of the Carmel paint. It is so beautiful. And did you use white chalk paint or white glaze. . You are so talented. Congrats!
It was a second’s paint, but Caramel Swirl by Behr is close. Thanks for the love!
Hola, he descubierto por casualidad y me quedo.
Me gustaría que me explicaras como se hace exactamente la técnica del acristalamiento, La pintura color caramelo es al agua o al aceite?.
Gracias
Hi, Teresa. It was a latex paint and then topped with a thinned paint (or you could use glazing or wax – glazing is expensive and is basically paint that has an additive to keep it from drying fast). Hope that helps! 😀