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Modern Dresser Makover ~ Mid Century Chic

I don’t know about you, but I’m super-excited today! Why? Well, today is my first post joining a wonderful group of ladies for Furniture Fixer Uppers. Each month we will be sharing our furniture makeovers to teach, to share, to inspire you. For this month, I’m sharing this vintage piece that is going to get a modern dresser makeover.

Mid Century Modern Dresser Found at Thrift Store by Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

True story, I walked into the thrift store to find only some sweaters to repurpose for my sheep (see HERE). I pinky swear. As I was heading to the back of the store, the shop lady was on the phone talking to one of the owners telling them that yes, this particular dresser was STILL there and she was to get rid of it. ahem. I halted my tracks and said, “I’ll take it.” Any sane person would have done the same thing.

My peeps, when this piece is sitting there covered in #trashure, falling apart and being dismissed, we must take notice. It is our job, right? (please say yes so I know I’m not alone.) To verify, this is a quality-made vintage Kroehler dresser. Not one to “get rid of” tsk. Poor thing. So, I decided to bring this sad dresser home and give it a new look. I, of course, sent JC to pick it up for me. What an awesome husband, eh?

Kroehler Mid Century Dresser in disrepair | Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

Upon closer inspection, I found out how much of a hot mess it really was. Well, let’s just say it not only needed a boost, but reconstructive surgery. Four of the nine drawers were either missing drawers guides or slides, the panel had fallen off the side, and those basket weave center pieces were coming off as well. Nothing I couldn’t handle,for sure.

DIY TIME

First up, reattach the side panel. I used my Liquid Nails Paneling Adhesive to get that sucker back on. Meanwhile, JC cut and made new guides and slides for those four drawers.Gluing Panel Back on Vintage Dresser | Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

Then for added reassurance it would stay still, I used my nailer to nail it on and hold the panel in place while the glue dried.

Nailing Dresser Panel with the Ryobi AirStrike Nailer | Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

After that, I just needed to use wood filler to repair the damaged spots, and then sand with my sander. This top was laminate, but that didn’t scare me. I have done many similar Mid Century pieces before.

Sanded Dresser | Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

PRIMING

All I needed to do was use my brush and Kilz, to hide any bleed through and prep the surface for paint adhesion. Before that though, I decided to remove those woven inlays on the three drawers. They just weren’t working for me.

Removing Drawer Face | Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

Prime Dresser | Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

Priming Dresser for Modern Makeover | Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

Once the primer was dry, I choose to get my funk on and add some color.

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Painting Drawer Front | Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

Some of the drawers got this aloe blossom color (one of my favorites!) with accents of the same linen color I used here and here. Meanwhile, others got a few coats of Pure Gold. See…I told you I was going to mix it up.

MORE DECOR

Like I’m not busy enough, I knew I didn’t have any decor suited for staging my piece. In quick pinch I created some wall art using scraps and repurposed materials.

Creating Wall Art | Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

After my DIY stent was over, here is what I came up with…

Mid Century Dresser Made New with Modern Chic Styling by Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

Far from my first passion, rustic farmhouse, but the lines of this modern dresser drew me in. I added some gold metal inlays to the center drawers, and some fun striping to the gold drawers. All was finished off with a topcoat of a semi-gloss poly.

Modern Chic Dresser Makeover by Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

Top View of Modern Chic Mid Century Dresser | Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

It’s funky fun and is the look I was after…a modern dresser makeover.

Vintage Mid Century Dresser Gets Modern Chic Makeover by Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

The wall art was sweet because it made me take a break from my norm.

Modern Chic Wall Art by Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

The dresser, the brushes, and wall art are available in my online store – stop by and see!

My hope is that you look past the wear on furniture. Listen to you inner junker and get your DIY on. hee hee hee. Additionally, pin and share to inspire others too, and then head below to see more Furniture Fixer Upper goodness.

Modern Chick Makeover of a Vintage Mid Century Modern Dresser by Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

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Before you go, you just have to hop on over to see how these talented made over these pieces.

Furniture Fixer Uppers ~ A Furniture Makeover Group | Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

February Furniture Fixer Uppers | Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

  1. Girl in the Garage
  2. Confessions of a Serial DIYer
  3. Just the Woods
  4. Petticoat Junktion
  5. The Interior Frugalista

Also, more makeovers like my modern dresser:

Vintage Chest Gets Modern Vibe with Paint and Knobs by Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.comWorn out Art Deco Rocking Chair Gets a Modern Ikat Facelift by Prodigal Pieces | prodigalpieces.com

Comments

  1. ColleenB. ~ Texas says

    I have several small pieces of furniture that are in need of new paint job. Brushes! Can always use new brushes.
    Thank you for this giveaway opportunity

  2. Cindy says

    I love your imagination

  3. Cindy says

    I would paint the bedroom set I found on selling website.

  4. Tammy says

    I have a small booth in an antique shop and my specialty is painted furniture. There’s one particularly ornate library table in my stash that I have been avoiding. I think Zibra brush can handle that bad boy! LOL. Larissa, I love your blog. You are inspiring.

    • Larissa says

      Been there done that! hee hee. I’m sure you’ll love these brushes too.

      • Kay Walsh says

        I have an antique dresser project, which I started, couldn’t get the painting right and have now moved with us …twice! Would love to win the ZIBRA brushes. They might just do the trick in finally finishing this project, sans all the brushstrokes!

        • Larissa says

          Ugh…I know the feeling on that topic, Kay. You can do it!

  5. kandice says

    As I was reading along I wasn’t expecting those colors (I’m not sure what I was expecting lol) and BAM they’re absolutely gorgeous. You truly saved this dresser, I love it and I’m going to have to check out these brushes too!

  6. Cindy B says

    I am so glad to see this share. I found one of these exact dressers curbside many years ago. It was in perfect condition and still is, but I painted a cream color. I am sending it up to our new shop soon. Thinking about adding some color and possibly knobs first though.

  7. Lisa Jo Thompson says

    Beautiful make-over! Love the funky mid-century modern look! Your make-overs are inspiring me:-)

  8. Kathy Owen says

    What an interesting piece Larissa and a true labor of love. You know I’m a fun and funky kind-of gal. And the wall art is amazing. You work hard girl!

    • Larissa says

      Funky fun girls, unite! Love that we picked the same color. Woot!

  9. Liz says

    Love your projects! I would also love to try these brushes!

  10. Cecilia says

    I’m so glad you rescued it! It turned out beautifully and gave it a new lease on life! Plus, thank you for the chance to win a set of brushes!

  11. Becky says

    What a difference!
    My first paint project? Hmmm, my list is pretty long! Maybe edging the rooms that need a repaint job… or painting my dining room storage pieces… or… Lots of ideas! : )

    • Larissa says

      I’m with you, Becky! So much to do and so little time. Where to start, right?

  12. Christina Kintyhtt says

    Always love your work. I would use the brushes on this farmhouse bed for myself. Thanks again for what you do have a wonderful day!

  13. Alison S says

    I have an end table I’d like to paint.

  14. liz says

    As always, you made something great out of “trash” – love that pinky/orangey color!

  15. kim says

    I’ve got a vintage trunk I’m working on and I’d use the brushes on that. Thanks!

  16. Natalie Cain says

    Wow great find! Love how u painted it.

  17. Kaycee F says

    Great makeover Larissa! Especially considering it is mid century, so different and unique! Thanks for the opportunity to win those Zibra brushes, I would love ❤️ to use these!!

    • Larissa says

      The lines of this era are so intriguing to me. Love the spunk the offer!

  18. Jessica says

    I appreciate your creativity. You inspired me to finally paint some things we had for our family. I had been putting it off with the excuse that there wasn’t enough room in our small home to do a project, or enough time with homeschooling 4 kids… but, we now have a nice looking bookshelf! My sons’ dressers are next…

    • Larissa says

      I am the same with schooling my 6. Crazy time consumption happens around here, but we get to it when we can. So fun!

  19. Cathy Klose says

    That is so cool nicely done. I was wondering if you could provide more info at a later date as to how your JC made new guides and slides for the drawers? Thank you!

    • Larissa says

      If I can get him to jump in with me, no problem. ha! (he doesn’t read my blog) We basically cut new hardwood, planed it with our bench planer, and then ran it over our dado blade to make the grooves. Simply put, right? One drawer was missing the slide, so that was a bit more simple to reproduce. Either way, a bit more work, but doable. 😉

  20. S K Simpson says

    Even your simplistic designs of the wall hanging look elegant with your background choices.

  21. Cathy Klose says

    And I would use those fabulous brushes to paint my 55+ year old kitchen cabinets! We bought my parents home and the cabinets are the same as when they purchased the house. Kitchen is in desperate need of some refreshing!

  22. Susan Williams says

    Your makeover is stunning! I have a Lillian August dresser that I found in a used furniture store last summer at 50% off! I have been contemplating how to paint it- color/paint etc. The brushes would help as it is a large piece with a lot of different details. Thanks for sharing! I love all your projects!

    • Larissa says

      Score!! I love it when that happens. Yay and hope you win!

  23. Patty Soriano says

    omigosh, I have so many projects to do…. don’t know which one would be first. Probably a small table, since I have many and they are one of my favorite things to collect. Don’t know if I could ever do a large piece like this one you’ve done. Very cool, Larissa !

    • Larissa says

      You sound like me, Patty. So much to do and so little time! 😀

  24. Lori Harrison says

    Oh how I want those brushes!!! I have a hutch that is crying to be painted!!!

  25. Patti says

    I have a twin bed that I’m hoping my husband will help me turn in to a bench! Then it will need painting of course. ?

  26. Ainsley says

    I love this makeover! My living room is mainly mid century and this piece is right up my alley! I’d have to use the brushes to finish off some remodeling we are doing.

  27. Kathy E. says

    I am a brush junkie, but don’t have any of these brushes! A few years ago, I bought a small 3 drawer chest that I just love, but it’s the original wood stain from at least 50 years ago. It needs a new outfit, for sure and I’d paint it with these brushes, along with some pretty stenciling. Love your dresser!

    • Larissa says

      Best get you some, girl! 😀 Thanks for the love, Kathy.

  28. Donna Gonzalez says

    It wouldn’t work in my house, but I always love the mid mod furniture you work on.

  29. Vanessa B says

    I too paint furniture but I seem to have problems with the brushes leaving streaks in the wet paint. The biggest problem however, is the bristles coming apart and ending up in the paint on my projects. I’m ready to step up my game and try Zibra paint brushes. Even if I’m not lucky enough to win, I’ll still be trying these because of your recommendation.

    • Larissa says

      Those are the worst…I am a brush snob and am super-picky as I have been painting for nearly 20 years (can’t believe I just typed that – ugh).

  30. Kimberly says

    Great makeover. I plan to make some primitive farmhouse benches and would love to try out these brushes!

    • Larissa says

      Sounds like a wonderful project! Those benches are versatile.

  31. Maggie says

    Your painting is amazing and those brushes look amazing also!

  32. Fran says

    Your ability to think outside the box and create unexpected beauty always amazes me! I’m excited to explore my newest passion (thanks to you :-D) and these brushes will certainly help. thanks so much for your wonderful ideas and creativity!!

  33. Carla from Kansas says

    I love the make over. Hard to believe it’s the same piece.

  34. Maria says

    Hi Larissa – I am so glad I found your blog…. as a homeschool mom myself I am inspired to see how you juggle everything you do with such grace and inspiration. My son is graduating from our community college with dual degrees this spring at the age of 17 and it’s time for this homeschool mom to embark on some new adventure… time to put all of those creative juices to work for a new purpose! Those paint brushes would be a welcome addition to my workshop 🙂

    • Larissa says

      You are so sweet, Maria. Now about that grace part…hahahaha… Congrats to you both on the hard work and I’m so excited for your new ventures. Let the fun continue!

  35. Renee says

    I love anything mid-century modern but woswers – this is awesome! Love it! You certainly have a gift! Great job!

    • Larissa says

      You and me both, Renee. Thank you for the love. I needed it today!

  36. Laura Williams says

    I tried to leave a comment on your raffle thing but it would not let me. It also would not let me click on the visited page either.
    That piece is very pretty. I would use the new paint brushes to tackle a turn of the 20th century secretary desk that I want to use for crafting.

    • Larissa says

      Hmmm…not sure what’s up. Did you try a different browser or device?

  37. Moonalisa says

    I love how this turned out! The colors are perfect for this style. In addition, your wall art is wonderful! It’s amazing how you always pull everything together!

    Now, those brushes! I’ve mentioned before, I have a garage full of project pieces! Yet, I still can’t turn away from a great buy. I just picked up a really old Queen Anne vanity, whose veneer top is bubbling up from heat damage. I also scored a chair to match it, with a 45% off coupon at a local antique shop! So…I could really use an awesome set of brushes, to turn these neglected lovelies into the stately showpieces they deserve to be!

    • Larissa says

      You are much a kindred spirit, girl! This is my last big piece for a time. I need a break and have much to complete. Plus, my house is FULL! 😀

  38. Marie|The Interior Frugalista says

    Oh my Larissa, am I swooning over that coral! You did an amazing job on this MCM dresser makeover. Love the gold accents, especially the gold metal grills insets. But you took this makeover over the top with that fabulous DIY Mod Art!

    • Larissa says

      I was thinking of you while doing this! 😀 You and I share an affection for this era and I love that it found me. That art was like an hour project that I was flying on because that’s all the time I had. It felt so good!

  39. Cortni says

    Turned out beautiful… love the wall decor! I would put to good use painting my waterfall vanity. Fingers crossed!

  40. BamaCarol says

    Love this dresser! Very classic styling with an unexpected twist of color. I would use the brushes to paint several things that are lurking in my basement. I huge mirror to start with. Thanks!

  41. Terri Tervort says

    I admire your creativity and courage to be bold. I love the wood slat picture you made!
    Would love this set of brushes to work on refinishing a few projects in my home.

    • Larissa says

      I honestly have to hold back at times, but have fun nonetheless. Thanks so much, Terri!

  42. Louise says

    So many projects, so little time! Don’t know how you do it all! Someone gave me an old, broken dresser that I plan to tackle soon and some new brushes would help.

    • Larissa says

      I don’t either! ahahaha… just kidding, I don’t sleep. 😉 Thanks, Louise.

  43. Jen @ Girl in the Garage says

    Okay, that was definitely a trash to treasure makeover! 😉 You really did an amazing job giving it new life. And that wall art is pretty fantastic too! Welcome to the group Larissa. xo

  44. Carol S says

    Always interested in trying new paint brushes. The right brush will make a project. The wrong brush can make a disaster. Thanks for the giveaway offer! Nice job on the dresser. I love the name of the paint color. I have a grouping of aloe plants around my mail box and that color is spot-on to the color of the flowers.

    • Larissa says

      You said it. I’ve been painting for 20 years and have become a brush snob – picky! These have made my life much easier.

  45. Elizabeth Cutrofello says

    Hello,
    I’m so excited to have found your inspirational site! These brushes would be perfect for painting the grained frames I make for the theorem paintings I do. Thank you!!
    Elizabeth

  46. Deanne Young says

    a lot different than i anticipated… but pretty cool. brushes! what a great gift!

  47. Karen Sweitzer says

    You r the Queen of furniture makeover!! Love it.

  48. Mary says

    I am finally getting my own sew room and have five pieces of furniture to upcycle. The brus.hes would be a nice way to start. Your projects have inspired me greatly. thank you

  49. KymberlyFunFit says

    Great color combo for the dresser that I would not have thought of, though it works. As soon as I have recovered from recent knee surgery I have similar projects waiting (siren calling to me).

    • Larissa says

      I hear that siren often. tsk. Hope your recovery goes quickly and easily.

  50. Bonnie says

    I’m really not into modern furniture but you did a great job on that dresser and artwork. I’m sure that someone will be thrilled to get it. Thanks for the chance to win the 5 Zibra brushes. I know you have mentioned how much you enjoy using them. I’d love to have a set because I have several pieces of furniture that I’m planning to paint when it warms up.

  51. Debra says

    Love the makeover – it is stunning!. I have so many projects awaiting but would use these fabulous brushes to paint a dresser and night stands I am going to get started working on.

  52. dianne a. says

    Thanks for a great giveaway. I would love to win those brushes.

  53. Sue Pagels says

    Amazing the vision you have with some of these pieces – very inspiring!

  54. Susan says

    THe brushes look awesome Larissa I’d love to win 🙂

  55. Karen Simon Peterson says

    I do like your mid century dresser – very different. If I won the brushes ( which I also love) I’d paint an old two tier round table that I inherited from my aunt.

  56. Stacie H says

    The first thing I would paint would be a dresser I found at a yard sale for my daughter.

  57. Zovesta says

    Ohh!! I love it! This is exactly the kind of midcentury refresh I love to see. =) Bookmarking and pinning for inspiration in the future!
    I guess I’d paint my bedside table. =) Got it at the thrift store for about $13, it’s ’80s orange laminate… no guilt about painting it here.

  58. Kimberly says

    Oh my. I have this cute little mid century modern night stand with cute little legs that’s needs a fix. I’d paint that first. Eep!

  59. Hope says

    Love the dresser! I would love to have new brushes to use on a little secretary I want to paint.

  60. Ku says

    Way to break out of your comfort zone!

    • Larissa says

      Thanks! Though I do these pieces all the time. They just aren’t in my home. I need two homes…a farmhouse and a loft. ha!

  61. Becky says

    I have a nightstand I would like to transform.

  62. Rachel S. says

    Such creativity and inspiration! I have an old desk from my Dad’s house that I am prepping for a make over right now. These brushes would be wonderful to use for this project! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!

  63. Jennifer says

    My first love is Rustic Farmhouse too but loved this makeover. As for what project…I have so many projects hidden in my garage, I would probably close my eyes and pick one 🙂

    • Larissa says

      A kindred spirit! I say I need a room of each era, right? 😀

  64. Paula says

    Thank you for sharing your projects with us. I am so inspired by seeing what you do with your finds. I appreciate this last project of yours and how you stepped out of your style (I LOVE your fresh farmhouse style btw) to make that li’l gem shine. I have several dressers and a few bookshelves that I want to paint. This last dresser project of yours, gave me the idea to start with something that I am not so attached to and have some fun. I would love to have these Zibra brushes because I think they would help me get over my fear of brushmarks. Now if there just weren’t so many colors and paint types from which to choose….

    • Larissa says

      Thanks so much, Paula. I do this style all the time, but just don’t have it in my home. Maybe one day I can have the best of both, eh? 😀 You made my day by saying you’re going to try. Yay for you!!

  65. Leighanne Farwell says

    We are starting a pretty significant remodel in March. I love using your blog as inspiration! I have so many peices I want to paint or repurpose and I can’t wait to try my hand at this new adventure!?

  66. Dawn Channer says

    I am in the process of repainting a dresser and nightstand for my bedroom. It has been a lot of fun!

  67. Ann Riesenberg says

    Your projects are amazing. I have a hall tree I would love to paint next. Thanks for the giveaway!

  68. Cindy C. says

    Best part of my day is stopping by to see what’s new, thank you for your creative posts! 🙂

  69. Vanesa says

    Love your work. Beautiful makeover

  70. Sherry Fram says

    I would probably paint my Buffet that my TV sits on. It needs a makeover!!

  71. Nancy Walden says

    I too prefer a farmhouse/country look but that’s a fun way to update a mid-century piece.

    • Larissa says

      I get too bored doing the same thing over and over, so when I do these pieces it gives me a refreshing feeling.

  72. Becky says

    I love this, as usual–the gold is perfect!! AND I’ve never tried that brand of brush! I’ll have to now!

  73. Shana says

    I love your blog and I love new brushes!!! Especially Z!bra!

  74. Kristen says

    I love your projects! Very creative 🙂 I would LOVE to have nice new brushes before starting my current antique trunk restoration!

    • Larissa says

      Sounds like the perfect project piece. Thanks for the love!

  75. Lisa Cullett says

    Thank you for the inspiration. My Dad’s old chest of drawers and an old outdoor glider are among my next projects. New brushes would be awesome!

  76. Sandra says

    Great colors! I’d love to try this brushes and paint my bedside table!

  77. LaTanya says

    It is so pretty and contemporary! I love it. I would paint our kitchen cabinets.

  78. Lauren says

    I would paint my kitchen chairs.

  79. Jen says

    Love the dresser. I would paint a small mid century dresser/writing table.

  80. Mahdi says

    I do like what you did! I have quite a few pieces of furniture around the house that I have wanted to repaint.

  81. Christy Dixon says

    I have a dresser that I’ve been wanting to paint for my granddaughter’s room. At this rate, she’ll be heading to college when inspiration hits me. I hope these brushes can help!!!

  82. Lindsay Bade says

    I’d love to repaint my daughter’s rocking horse. It needs a makeover!

  83. Rebecca C says

    I love what you did with the dresser! I love all the detail & color!
    Ok-those paint brushes aka magic fingers, they can help gear me up for Spring to paint a 3 car garage full of furniture-my bad? LOL

    • Larissa says

      Love that…magic fingers, because that’s what they are. Ummm…3 car garage full? hee hee hee

  84. Renita Rhodes says

    I love your blog and have learned a lot from your tips! I have a bunch of old furniture that was given to me that I would like to paint for our 100+ year old house. Thanks for passing on tips and inspiring me!

  85. Grace says

    This was lovely and I esp love your wall art! And I hope i win the set! I am going to start with this little chair I bought it off of a college student neighbor’s porch. She offered it for Free, but I wasn’t going to take advantage of a poor college kid..tsk

  86. Lorrie Geer says

    I would I would think I’m really cool old dresser I just

  87. Bev Ritch says

    I am about to start on a old telephone table with seat. It needs work, and paint, and a new cover for the seat. A piece that I wanted to keep but I do believe it needs a new home once I am finished, so it needs to be prefect.

    • Larissa says

      I know what you me, Bev. Those are so cute and look great redone. Fun for you!

  88. Brenda says

    I would paint a round table and 4 chairs I have sitting in my garage waiting to be painted Thank You for the Giveaway!!

  89. Chris Quisenberry says

    Good brushes, quality paint is all one needs to let the creative side show. No matter what piece of furniture one is painting, the love of doing it wll shine through! !

  90. Martha Glassy says

    I bought an antique nightstand at a junque shop that needs restoring. Zibra brushes would certainly help!

  91. Deanna Hart says

    I have some unfinished louvered wood shutters with a cathedral arch trim that I purchased for various craft projects. The Zibra brushes would be ideal for applying paint to the louvers and trim!

  92. Elaine Butler says

    I want to paint my bathroom vanity, I am trying to decide if I should try chalk paint!

    • Larissa says

      You’ll never know until you try! I will say I just had a reader contact me that they just painted their vanity and couldn’t believe how easy it was. Yay!

  93. Sandee says

    We share so many of the same “loves” on the posts that you make. I always look forward to see what you are doing. Keep up the great projects. Would Love Love Love to win the paint brushes!

    • Larissa says

      So sweet of you to send encouragement, Sandee. Thank you!

  94. Nancy says

    I passed up a piece almost identical to yours this morning at a yard sale! Kicking myslef now! Beautiful job!

  95. annie cunningham says

    We’re moving into a new house soon and I’m on the hunt for some hidden treasures like this to refinish. I’d love to try out the Zibra brushes. Paint sprayers are such a pain but I hate the streaks typical brushes leave behind.

  96. Elaine says

    I’m remodeling my house , by myself..
    There isn’t much that isnt getting painted! I’d love to try the brushes on my kitchen chairs.

    • Larissa says

      Kudos to you, Elaine. That’s a tough job, and these brushes sure would help.

  97. Sue says

    I just bought an old radio cabinet that has been gutted and converted to a cat hideaway table 🙂 I would love to try these brushes on the body of the piece.

  98. Charlene says

    My dining table & chairs are in desperate need of t.l.c. d.i.y. The brushes would make my project much easier to complete.

    • Larissa says

      Yes, indeed they would. I wish I had a set for everyone!

  99. Iris says

    I need to get started on a table project I’ve been putting off! New brushes would surely inspire me?

    • Larissa says

      Been there, done that. Ha! I’m sure they would be perfect for the job.

  100. Annette says

    Love the makeover! I’d use the brushes to makeover a TV stand. I’ve been looking for something that catches my eye, but so far nothing. I may end up using my mom’s old buffet.

  101. Candyce Blodgett says

    Amazing what paint can do, right?! Love the coral! I just picked up a FREE (woohoo!) end table/cabinet I want to re-purpose into a cat bed for my boyfriends mom for Easter. I’ll have to find out where these brushes are sold. Brush stroke free?? Is that even possible??? For realz?!

    • Larissa says

      That would be a great project to tackle with these brushes. I carry them in my shop. 😉 See them HERE.

  102. Cindy Downing says

    Love this!! I have an end table i want to redo!!

  103. Linda Kaplan says

    very nice love mid century modern

  104. Jenn Dynys says

    I would paint a little side table that I have.

  105. Karla R. says

    I would paint my toddler’s drawer.

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2020-03-21T21:34:13-04:00

~ Laurel

I love it! Larissa is amazing. She listened to what I wanted and then she took care of the rest! This is my second piece I've bought from her and I'm in love! I highly recommend her.

I love this cart, it's exquisite. The item was received in extremely secure packaging, no damage to the item. The delivery person was very professional and courteous. Larissa of Prodigal Pieces is so very amazing. A rating of 10 is deserved. Thank you, Larissa.

~ Stephanie

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2020-03-21T21:39:34-04:00

~ Stephanie

I love this cart, it's exquisite. The item was received in extremely secure packaging, no damage to the item. The delivery person was very professional and courteous. Larissa of Prodigal Pieces is so very amazing. A rating of 10 is deserved. Thank you, Larissa.

I should have left this review MONTHS ago! I absolute love this lunch bag. I honestly carry this 5 days a week. It is the perfect size! Not only can you put your lunch in it, it can also hold your book. I enjoy reading at lunch, so I have all I need in one cute bag. Thank you so much Larissa!

~ Mikki

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2020-03-21T21:43:16-04:00

~ Mikki

I should have left this review MONTHS ago! I absolute love this lunch bag. I honestly carry this 5 days a week. It is the perfect size! Not only can you put your lunch in it, it can also hold your book. I enjoy reading at lunch, so I have all I need in one cute bag. Thank you so much Larissa!

Awww…I love this sweet Cat with an attitude!! SO SO adorable! Well worth the money, and he will become a priceless treasure in my home! Thanks Larissa for always making your ideas turn into true treasures!

~ Sharon

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2020-03-21T21:45:37-04:00

~ Sharon

Awww…I love this sweet Cat with an attitude!! SO SO adorable! Well worth the money, and he will become a priceless treasure in my home! Thanks Larissa for always making your ideas turn into true treasures!

Perfect purchase from start to finish! Absolutely adorable piece so creatively thought out. Packed with the greatest of care with lightening fast delivery. Very customer-oriented and friendly crafter. Could not ask for more! Thank you!

~ Deanna

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2020-03-21T21:52:00-04:00

~ Deanna

Perfect purchase from start to finish! Absolutely adorable piece so creatively thought out. Packed with the greatest of care with lightening fast delivery. Very customer-oriented and friendly crafter. Could not ask for more! Thank you!
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