I found this wonderful dresser/cabinet at the flea market a couple of weeks ago. It was already painted black, but the paint job was awful. I have never seen a dresser quite like this before although I have seen vintage dressers that have been encased in cabinets with shelves as well. This sweet little cabinet is very compact and would even be a great entertainment cabinet in a bedroom with the flat screen TV on top.
The inside needed painting because it was still oak inside. All it took to transform this gem was a little paint on the inside and a lot of sanding on the outside to bring out its character. I put some numbers on the drawers and I wish I would have used a color other than antique white for the numbers, but all in all I think it turned out all right. My photos are showing a lot of glare because of the lighting. I see a huge shadow on the inside of the door in the next photo.
I love the details of the cabinet itself and the wood showing through gives it a nice aged look with a lot of character.
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What a cute piece, Maggie. I have never seen one quite like it. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I think it would look great in a dining room for linens with fun things on top.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty piece, Maggie! I love the drawers!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty! I love the addition of the numbers and I think they look just fine in white. Great job!
ReplyDeleteNice piece. The numbers are perfect
ReplyDeleteNice piece. The numbers are perfect
ReplyDeleteI love it...I wonder if it easier to put on paint than to take off paint??? It looks great!
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Hi Maggie! Looks like a cabinet dresser to me! Love it in black I think Kirby has a point - this would be great in a dining room.
ReplyDeleteWhy no posts? Hope to see updates soon, hope all is well and you are enjoying the summer!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a cabinet like that. Oh, I bet it was A LOT of work to take that paint off, but in the end it is perfect!
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Hi Maggie,
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking about you and thought I would look you up. I hope you are doing well. Miss you in blogland! xo Diana
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ReplyDeleteI used to love visiting your site and see your amazing transformations. It's been a long time since you posted anything...hope you are well. Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece. Have a happy weekend. Hug.
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