So exciting when something like this....
ends up like this....
All carmel and chocolaty goodness...
It's all in the details....
Can you tell I love this piece and
the table to go with it?
Here the set is at our latest Furniture Sale.
The table top is stained a dark walnut.
I used a carmel metallic paint and finished with a dark walnut stain.
This is pre-stain...
The chairs with the molding added.
We had so much fun at our sale last weekend.
The buffet sold and thetable is available.
Just a little reminder of the buffet before.
I'll be posting more of the sale pieces over the next week.Blessings~
Leigh Ann
Linking to:
http://thediyclub.com/2010/12/krylon-pretty-in-paint-party/
Love this furniture. I just posted this week about my own buffet that is very similar that I'm painting. I really like the way you painted this one.
ReplyDeleteLove the color and the metallic glaze
ReplyDeleteFabulous...you are wonderfully creative! I love your magical touch.
ReplyDeleteVictoria~
Wow! Could we all learn a lot from you. The pieces are simply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBlessings
This post has literally taken my breath away.
ReplyDeleteI have almost the e exact buffet sitting in my garage at this very moment. I bought it to refinish for my retail space, but have decided that I need to keep it for myself. I knew I wanted to sand and stain the top, but wasn't sure about the body of the piece. Seeing your caramel metallic paint bringing out all the details of the piece is unbelievable.
I am your newest follower and can't wait to see more.
Cori
Starview Sonnet
What brand of paint did you use in the carmel metallic?
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Cori
Hi there!!! I'm your newest follower from the weekend linky:) I love finding new blogs and yours is lovely:) You can find me at www.bouffeebambini.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous
Love the name of your blog/business!! I am wondering myself what I'm gonna do to bring $$ into our home. I'm so glad to see your beautiful work and furniture sale looks like it was fun. Many blessings to you.
ReplyDeleteLeigh Ann, you are a wizard with the paint brush/can!
ReplyDeleteGood job in thinking outside the usual color box.
This piece, like all your others, is stunning.
I just love seeing your work and am always inspired by i.
gorgeous!
ReplyDeletei like this thing about blogging that we get chance to spent in i others' world.as i just came in yours.very dynamic blog.
ReplyDeleteWowzas!
ReplyDeleteOh my! This is fantastic! I would have never thought do put the gold with the dark brown stain. I absolutely love it!
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