I found this little oak dresser about a month ago. It is really very, very old and a true vintage find. What was funny about it was the very fancy gold drawer pulls and keyholes on each drawer. I have never seen such glam on an old oak piece!
I decided to have fun. I first applied a coat of General Finishes Somerset Gold as a base color. I then applied a coat of Annie Sloan Graphite and decided to break out my stencils. I used Louis Blue with a pretty flower pattern. The very gold pulls were toned down with a touch of Graphite and the gold accents tied it all together. The whole piece was then heavily distressed to give it back its age and give it true farmhouse vibe. I love how the distressing really highlights the old paneled sides. The drawers were lined in blue striped paper and the whole piece was sealed with Artisan Enhancements clear topcoat sealer.
The Graphite and Gold Farmhouse Dresser! 
I just purchased the boxwood wreath last weekend. The first little bit of Christmas in my home!
ned Goat
Beautiful…be still my heart!
It’s lovely!
i really really love this piece xx
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family Suzanne.
Hi Linda – a Happy Thanksgiving to you too!
Where did you get that stencil, I love it
Hi Annette, I’ve had it for a few years. I bought it at our craft store, AC Moore. Not sure of the maker as I no longer have the packaging – sorry!
I think this is the prettiest dresser I’ve ever seen.
Suzanne………your work just gets better and better !
We are learning from you …….
gorgeous as usual!!!
This is truly a piece of art. The stencil is an inspiration.
WOW! I’m so impressed! I think that is the most beautiful DIY dresser makeover I have ever seen!! Kudos!!
You put such a creative and beautiful touch on every piece…this is gorgeous!
Love the dresser !! you are so talented !! peace love and happiness always !!
Love love this dresser makeover Suzanne. Love the color choices for layering and stenciling – so pretty.
Thanks, Marie!