Friday, 14 August 2015

White and dark-stained 1930's waterfall dresser

This solid-wood dresser mixes two different styles that I enjoy: shabby-chic and depression-era styles.  I chose to blend these styles together to make something different, but also to enhance the features of this interesting waterfall dresser.  The outside was chalk-painted an ivory colour and lightly distressed so the whole dresser didn't feel too dark or heavy.  Meanwhile, the dark-stained wood highlights the beautiful walnut veneer that was popular in the 30's and gives a nice contrast to the ivory elsewhere. Everything was waxed and sealed for protection.  With new, elegant fixtures, and blue drawer interiors, this dresser can now be a fun, yet classy addition to any home.

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Before: nice bones and sort of pretty, but a little dated:



After some TLC:



 The drawer interiors:







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