A few weeks ago on my Facebook page I asked for help picking a color for an end table that I wanted to paint. I was given some great ideas but someone snagged it before I could pick a color.
My client Samantha and her hubby bought a new house and she is wanting a new look for her new space. She wants to add pops of color so I sent her a few ideas and we picked a great shade of green.
BEFORE
AFTER
The inspiration photo is from Desiree form The 36th Avenue
INSPIRATION
I think it came out great and Desiree was sweet enough to tell her readers a color that was close to the custom color she mixed.
I used Cliveden Pasture which can be found at Lowe's.
I used a black glaze to darken the green and sealed with wax.
Oil Rubbed Bronze spray paint was used on the original pulls.
My client Sam wants to mix old with new and I think this piece does it. I also love that she isn't afraid of color!
What do you think, could you rock a green table in your space?
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I love the color!
ReplyDeleteThanks Patricia! Yellow was my favorite statement color but I think this changed my mind!
DeleteSuch a perfect color for this sweet side table! You did a wonderful job on it! I love how it turned out!!
ReplyDeleteThank you and thanks for stopping by!
DeleteLOVE HOW THE END TABLE TURNED OUT AND THE GREEN LOOKS FABULOUS ON IT!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lauren!!
DeleteThe table looks great. I am partial to green and you did a very good job with it! Adorable!
ReplyDeleteJennifer @ Decorated Chaos
Thank you Jennifer. I loved this color so much that I am painting a dresser the same color! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteIt's beautiful! I picked up a pair of similar tables off the side of the road, and I've been meaning to throw them out... but now I'm definitely going to paint them up :)
ReplyDeleteYAY!!! Thanks for stopping by. I would love to see your tables when you paint them.
DeleteLove it! Another color to put on my wish list! Good job :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! I really didn't know I like green until I did this table. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteLOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sandi!!
DeleteThis is gorgeous, and it would totally work in our bedroom, or our upstairs! Love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much and thanks for stopping by. : )
Deletewow! and a yummy green. love
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Love the way the black glaze popped the green up a few notches! Will have to try that!
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet! I love the color and the syle of the table!
ReplyDeleteI could totally find a place in my house for this little beauty! Well done!
ReplyDeleteLove the color, I'll be sure to look for it at Lowe's! You did a beautiful job on it!
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Rondell
Very pretty. I've always been a fan of green.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! What a wonderful color! Well done and thanks for sharing at our Pinteresting Link Party!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful transformation - gorgeous color!
ReplyDeleteLovely little table...I am sure I could find a spot for it in my home :o)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up this week - hope to see you again this week!
Stacey of Embracing Change
You did such a great job... I love it!
ReplyDeleteDesiree....I'm so glad you like it! I loved yours and so did my client. Yours was the inspiration. Thanks for stopping by
DeleteThis is such a great green! Thanks for sharing. I'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteThanks and thank you for following! Hope you see you again.
DeleteLove it! What type of glaze did you use? Any tips? You have inspired me to glaze something similar but I am nervous to make it happen.
ReplyDeleteI actually used kona stain as a glaze. There is this whole crazy process I do....but you can use a clear glaze and add a little black paint to it. That it would waayyy easier! Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteBeautiful! What is the name/brand of the paint you used?
ReplyDeleteThank you. I used Cliveden Pasture by Valspar and used a black glaze to darken it.
DeleteI saw this piece on Better After, and I had to come over and tell you how much I love it. Green is my favorite color, in almost any shade, but this color is really fantastic. Thanks for telling us what you used, I am definitely buying some of that! Not that my efforts will be at all in the same league, you did such a great job with the glaze. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! That turned out so nice.Thanks for the inspiration. Great Job.Luxury Beds and Mattresses
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ReplyDeleteI'm always looking out for the perfect green.. this may be it! I have never glazed before. dumb question- glaze goes over the green once it's dried? and I saw that you said a clear glaze with some black paint in it would work? I'm thinking of a kitchen island.. so it needs to be cleanable.
ReplyDeleteany particular glaze you recommend? Thanks!