Apricot Moroccan Table Before and After

The Apricot Moroccan Table is done!  I’m calling it this as trusted readers remarked how it looked Moroccan or Spanish and I must agree.  The cutouts definitely give it that vibe.

Last week I posted the Sunglow paint color disaster HERE.  Instead of taking it in a totally different direction, I thought that a bright color was actually perfect for this table.  I ended up using General Finishes Sunglow as the base color and adding General Finishes Apricot on top.  It’s the first time I’ve used this color and I really like it.  It is truly Apricot and very pretty.  Nice and colorful but also soft and pretty – the perfect fit for the Moroccan Table!

Here is the before:

After applying wood filler and sanding it back and applying the paint, I added General Finishes Winter White glaze on the body.  It lightened it up and I like the contrast between the top and feet.  I sanded it again to lightly distress it in places for character.  It was sealed in General Finishes Flat Out Flat topcoat.

Here is the after!

Yummy Apricot goodness!