Masculine Dresser Makeover
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Vintage Charm Restored by Lori Young
(IC: professional)
My son was 7 when we bought this dresser. And over the last 11 years he's used this dresser to it's max. It was a great dresser but it's pulls were breaking and a glide or two needed repaired. I decided to give him a taller dresser with more room and give this one a makeover!!
Painted out in American Paint Company Freedom Road and the harlequin pattern is a stencil from Cutting Edge Stencil Company. The details were done in a perfect navy- APC Born on the 4th. Updated hardware on a budget- Home Depot 10 pack just under $20.
Boys apparently are rough on their dressers...
I lightly traced each diamond and filled them in hand painting.
Lightly distressed and waxed the entire piece with The Furniture Connoisseur's Antique Walnut wax. {love love that wax}
Perfect masculine finish without being too much!!
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Published September 16th, 2014 11:26 AM
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Vintage Charm Restored by Lori Young on Sep 17, 2014@Hannah V thank you so much!!
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Debby Ruffin on Sep 17, 2014Very nice and not too masculine in my opinion which gives you more options
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Vintage Charm Restored by Lori Young on Sep 17, 2014@Debby Ruffin I don't get to do too many "boyish" dressers so this was fun!! And I agree it's definitely able to fit into many decors having a pretty neutral gray with just a hint of fun on the sides!! Thank you!!
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Did you use only two colors? One for the dresser and the other girls the stencil?
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