
This one turned up at a barn sale. All she needed was a light sanding and fresh new color.

I love the color of the Provence chalk paint, but wanted to go a little softer on this piece, so I just mixed in a little Old White. This just might be my favorite color at the moment.




A coat of wax and she was ready to go.

Don't you love the color of Provence with the orange leaves on the ground? I think that is an inspired color combination that is going to show up in my house very soon! ... And yes, that is the last bit of snow on the ground from last weekend's early snowfall. Snow was sliding off the roof and I actually had to shovel the front walk for the trick-or-treaters!

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What a great looking piece and I LOVE the color you mixed up. It is just so soft looking! Snow...NOT YET! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteLove the lighter shade of Provence and perfect amount of distressing!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely GORGEOUS!!! I am in love with this shade of blue and your have done such an outstanding job! Thanks so much for sharing an I have a feeling this is what i am going to do with my Grandma's buffet! : ) hugs...
ReplyDeleteI love this color. My Old White is almost gone so I think I will mix it with Provance! Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the softer color of Provence! It is beautiful!!
ReplyDeletepretty pretty! i love the color more toned down- much prettier!
ReplyDeleteand so glad you are "back"! i have missed you!!!!
going to check out the giveaway- i have a halway that could use some stencil love!
Gorgeous! Amazing job :)
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Fantastic job on this wonderful chest. This is my style, as well. My home is small, however I have several places I could fit such a piece. I love key holes in furniture. Hugs, Jan
ReplyDeleteSimply beautifiul. I love that color!
ReplyDeleteI love this style of dresser as well. The new color is perfect.
ReplyDeleteIt's such a soft and beautiful color! I love that style dresser too! Happy weekend, Ali
ReplyDeleteBoy am I glad that Provence was the color I ended up picking to purchase! This is the exact color I'm looking for to paint my freebie cabinet.... I plan on trying out the "mix" on a little stool first and today is the day I'm going to do it!
ReplyDeleteI love this little dresser.... it is exactly what I am looking for to complete my bedroom redo, too bad I don't live in your neck of the woods :(
~Chris
I love this dresser style too! It's so cute! I love all the keyholes!! That color is perfect for this sweet little dresser!
ReplyDeleteI love the Provence softened up. I too love the functional pieces!
ReplyDeleteDeb
It's so sweet! Provence is one of my favorites, too!
ReplyDeleteso pretty! I just picked up a dresser very similar...I may have to do some copying of your great finish!
ReplyDeleteNice makeover on the dresser...love the color!
ReplyDeleteWonderful as always Sharon! Those little pieces are my favorite as well.
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful! The color is perfect! Nice work.I just recently started re-purposing furniture so I always love to check out other's before/afters! Thanks for the inspiration! I found your blog on The Girl Creative link up party!
ReplyDeleteVERY PRETTY AND THE COLOR IS PERFECT FOR THE PIECE!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great looking piece, My furniture 's Old White is almost gone so I think I will mix it with various colurs and make it more attractive. Will be best looking with combo of white and lavender.
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I was thinking how nice the blue looked on the leaves and then, well, you said it! Great color combo. How is it that you make every piece of furniture look so much better? Thanks for linking up over at Club G.W. {Goodwill} with Charm Bracelet Diva!
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Kathleen
This looks great! I love it. I'm a new follower! I hope you'll follow me back but no pressure :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty shade of blue...and I love that you "antiqued" it...something I might do with the pink dresser I just did for my daughter.
ReplyDeleteThought I'd say hi...we seem to attend the same link parties...so many inspirational ideas!
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ReplyDeleteLove that color; your distressing is perfect--and yes, the autumn setting looks so pretty nested around it!
ReplyDeleteThat IS a beautiful color! Luv it! That dresser is just adorable - right down to the keyholes. Great job! :)
ReplyDeletexoxo laurie
The lighter color is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to invite you to share this project at my Thingamajig Thursday Party... http://radcrafter.com/2011/11/thingamajig-thursday-party-2/
Alida
Love the colour you picked - just gorgeous! I just stumbled across your blog & have just spent the last half an hour enjoying myself reading through some old posts. I have just signed up as your latest follower & I look forward to popping back for some more 'creative' inspiration!
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Melissah
I DO love this color with the white mixed in!
ReplyDeleteThis dresser is so sweet.
great job as always!
gail
Love you re taste ...always looking for ideas..you are inspiring. thank you Melissa
ReplyDeleteyour dresser is sooo cute! I love that provence color chalk paint ~ the little white you added makes it look fresh!
ReplyDeleteHeidi
I love the beautiful lines and soft curves of that dresser...and your midas touch, as always!
ReplyDeleteWith all the blog parties out there, and at one of the busiest times of the year, it means an awful lot that you take the time to share your talent on “A Little Birdie Told Me…” Tuesdays at Rook No. 17!
Jenn
Such a great piece! I'm painting a dresser right now in duck egg blue mixed with old white and french linen. We'll see how it goes. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
http://www.chichistudio.com/blog
Looks just like yur home-made version! Hooray!
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