It’s Sunday and most of us are inside trying to stay warm this very cold February day! What better day to share a few lovely table transformations? Some are quite old and some new but all are my favorites.
Old White and Small Gold French Tables
French Henredon Tables in Provence
French Blue Curves
Vintage Wicker in Basil with Glaze
Diamond Top Table in Chateau Grey
Vintage Drum Table
Vanity in Antoinette
French Farmhouse in Halcyon Blue
Vintage Table in French Linen
Vintage Console Table in Provence
Farmhouse Table Napoleonic Blue
Vintage Tables Seagull Gray
Bedside Table Persian Blue
Shabby Chic Table in Old White
Console Table in Cream
French Table with Marble Top French Linen
French Table with Marble Top French Linen
French Country Desk custom blue
French Country Desk custom color
French Country Desk Old Ochre with wash
Persian Blue Vintage Vanity
I cheated and added those desks and vanity at the end. I couldn’t help myself 🙂
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Love them all!!
You have had some lovely pieces.
Thank you, Marlene!
So pretty…How do you get the tops of the table to look like wood? How ironic that vanity you have is exactly the one I have which I just painted..It was my first chalk paint project.
Hi Linda, actually the tops are real wood that I refinished. So funny that you have found the same piece! It happens sometimes and always surprises me! I once found a very, very, very old dresser and someone had the same. Cheers!
Suzanne your furniture refinishing talents are in my Top 6 – your work never ceases to amaze me!
Thanks so much, Marie! I really, really appreciate it and you are pretty dang good yourself 🙂
Table love galore! Im especially drawn to the diamond top one, those lines are so unique!
Thanks so much! That diamond top is one of my all time favorite re-do’s. It was in awful condition and as I sanded it back that gorgeous diamond shape popped out. Lucky!