I have been really busy working on Yvonne’s tables. Â They are both pretty old and were already cracking in places. Perfect candidates for chalk paint! Â I used Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Old White and applied a light coat of General Finishes Antique White as the top coat. Â I like to combo these two – the chalk paint makes it easy to distress and the milk paint gives it a strong and harder finish. Â Both tables were sanded and distressed to show off their detail and then waxed in Annie Sloan clear wax. Â Yvonne has gorgeous gold, silk drapes in her living room and I also added a few highlights in Cere a Dorer gold gilding wax for a few bits of gold elegance.
From boring…
To Shabby and Very Chic! 
Tomorrow I am going to share Jane’s beautiful and newly renovated dining room where the Rembrandt Red buffet is placed in the perfect spot!
Projects in Annie Sloan Old White
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They turned out beautifully and I love, love, love the hint of the gold gilding! Your accents are always so tasteful!
Thank you so much, Robin!
Just stunning, love them, yum, yum, yum!!
LOVE these 2 ornate tables! White never ceases to amaze! you can always make anything look good w/ that color! Great job Suzanne!
So beautiful!
Wow gorgeous!!! I have a similar table, gonna do it white for sure…
Thank you, Geri Ann!
The tables are beautiful.
Thank you so much!
I love your work. Thank you for taking the time to post it. As a beginner, I feel I need more information about your technique, Thank you.
You are very welcome and thank you!
Beautiful tables to begin with, but the paint brings out the wonderful character. Gorgeous job.
Thank you so much, Carol!
Beautiful – love the gold highlghts!