{Perfect Country Night Stands}

In  My Home

I saw these night stands on a visit to DI. I eyed them, but they looked pretty ugly for $15 a piece. I completely forgot about them; until I visited again and they were still there, marked down to $8 a piece. I realized something: these will be perfect to solve a problem we have in our bedroom: my husband likes to find places to stash clothes he doesn't want me to wash yet.

I took them home and sanded them down and decided to paint them shabby white to match our bed.

 

I didn't paint the large tray in the bottom of the night stands because I wanted to do something REAL nice. I went to trusted Lowes where I got some pressboard cut to 1/8" smaller than the dimensions inside the tray. I got 1/2" foam and some sweet leather fabric and did a little upholstered insert. 

Here you can see why the nightstand works so well. He can shove a lot of clothes in there.

 

{Vintage Parlor Table} -SOLD-

Table & Chairs $195 

This has been one of my favorite projects so far. The chairs turned out one-of-a-kind each with a small bird on the seat. The table is approx. 48" in diameter.

It would look great as a parlor table or it would be an inspiring craft table. 

Table: Comparable Piece

Chairs: Comparable Piece

{Vintage White Desk} - SOLD -

$75 w/out chair

$85 w/ chair

Comparable Piece $165

{Vintage Hutch} -SOLD-

$250

Comparable Piece

{Cedar Chest} -Custom Order-

$35

This is the first Custom Order that I have done. I rather enjoyed it. It is a little nerve racking hoping that they like it. But I think it turned out really neat.

Before

After

{Shabby End Table} -SOLD-

$15

This two tiered end table is 13-1/2" wide, 24" tall, and 26" long.

Comparable Piece

{Bold Drum Table} -SOLD-

$40

This piece is 26" wide, 26" deep, and 20.5" tall.

You can see a comparable piece here. It is hard to find unless you know what it looks like.