I always think it is fun to offer an update to any project that was shared on the “What Would YOU Do?” series. I have a great one to share today! Colleen had asked for help with her fantastic Goodwill find – this sweet little cabinet that was a steal at $9.99.
She went with Annie Sloan Paris Grey with a pop of color on the interior, Antoinette. So soft and pretty! 
She then really went to town and decided to keep going and paint her entire dining room set. Take a look! BTW, I love her walls with the great wainscoting.
Love it! Once you get started, it really is hard to stop! If you have a project in the wings, you may like my new video tutorial series. It’s how to transform a piece of furniture using Annie Sloan chalk paint and the first video is just taking a deep breath and applying the first coat!
Here is Part I: Applying the First Coat
The Link Party is tomorrow and I have some super news to share!
so proud of her…..great job…..it’s beautifullllll Changed the whole room…… :>)
Love it! Paris Gray is so beautiful and the pink is a nice surprise. But I feel like it should maybe be propped up on some wood feet. I’m sure it was the top to a hutch at one point because the drawers are along the bottom. But I think some legs or feet would balance it even better with the size of the table.
I agree. Adding legs would look great.
I agree on the feet. They are premade at Home Depot and easily stuck on. Just a thought!
She really did go to town and it looks great! It’s fun to see someone’s vision come to life!
It is pretty fun and she did a great job. Happy Holidays, Robin!
She did a wonderful job! Looks great!
She did a great job. I like the pop of color in the cabinet
She needs to add legs to the cabinet
I must be honest and admit that I’m totally envious! She has the dining set that I have been searching for but have as yet to find! She did an amazing job with the painting! I like it when the interior of the cabinet is a different color than the exterior.I think it makes the contents stand out. Kudos!
very hard to believe this was $9.99. Goodwill knows what things are worth these days…