PAINTING & DISTRESSING FURNITURE FOR BEBE
Today, I finished painting and distressing this huge cabinet. When Bebe found the base, she loved it. It was painted white. She needed a cabinet on top, so they found these stained glass windows and had the cabinet built.
The two pieces make one very large piece and look so, so nice in her dining room.
I love this chartreusey green!
She might ask me to come back and paint a rust finish on her chandelier.
And, she wanted me to distress and paint her dining room chairs and table a soft yellow green. She got this furniture back in the 70's and wanted it to be a different color. Bebe chose this beautiful fabric and had the chair cushions recovered.
She loves color and all of these colors look really nice together.
Isn't that fabric luscious!!
She loves camels and these two are the base for her glass coffee table in her living room. They were brown carved wood and she asked me to paint and distress these, too.
I can hardly wait to go back and see everything after she's finished decorating.
LOVED WORKING WITH YOU, BEBE!
I love those camels. Is that a wash you did or a glaze? I love your work, Lynda. That cabinet must have been a huge undertaking.
ReplyDeleteHi Maggie, thank you and oh yes, that cabinet was a huge undertaking! I painted the camels brown, painted the blue and rubbed it off with a rag while it was wet.
DeleteFantastic! Love it and your mosaic.
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DeleteYou did all the painting? What a great job.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yes, I did all of the painting. That's what I do for clients.
DeleteThe cabinet is beautiful, I love it! Great job! Thanks for sharing, have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteWow, the cabinet looks beautiful. What a fantastic job. Have an enjoyable week:)
ReplyDeleteThank you! I love all of those chartreusy greens.
DeleteWhat an extraordinary piece! I agree the color is unique and wonderful! Cindy @ sunsetcoasting.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThank you!! My client showed me a berry from one of her floral arrangements and said she wanted it to look like that berry.
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ReplyDeleteThat cabinet is too die for! I'm in love with the lead glass and that green! What color is that?! So pretty!
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Thank you! The base color is Devoe "Chrome Primrose". Then, I mixed a darker green glaze to paint over that. Then I used a bit of stain to age it and sealed it. I do want to say that the "Chrome Primrose" is "to die for" all by itself. It's a wonderful green. So, if you don't want to do the other steps, you don't have to, if you love the green like I did. I will link to your party.
DeleteGorgeous cabinet, love the stained glass. The colors you chose and finishes are amazing...so beautiful! Yes, LOVE the fabric too!
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Blessings,
Cindy
Thank you! My client chose the color from a berry in her floral arrangement.
DeleteNice work! Bebe is lucky to have you helping her with her redos! Love that hutch. Amazing!
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Thank you!!
DeleteLove love that china cabinet. It is fabulous. Everything looks so pretty. Great colors. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteThank you! I love the colors, too.
DeleteI love the size of that cabinet! It really is beautiful. You sure do great work! I really like that chandelier too. I've been searching for a small one for my laundry room. Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteThank you! It will be very special to have a chandelier in your laundry room. How fancy!!
DeleteOh man I forgot to comment on this stunning cabinet, its is gorgeous, one of my favorite greens, I loooooove it, I remember seeing it, calling 2 of my friends, told them to look at it and we started talking, shesh what a nutter I am, anywho, I freaking love this piece, the camels are way Kool. The chairs are just fabulous too, I think the chandelier rusted would be perfect,what a dinning room it will be, thanks for sharing Lynda...
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DeleteWow! what wonderful work you do!
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DeleteWhat a wonderful job you have done on the cabinet, Lynda! Love the chair and those camels. What a conversation piece the coffee table would make. Thank you for sharing at my HOME and enjoy your day.
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Sandi
Thank you! Her living room has melons, pinks, greens and other colors and the camels will look really good. After everything gets put back together, I will go by and take photos and post them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful piece! Gorgeous color. Thanks for sharing this with us at TTF this week.
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You did a great job on this painting redo! Thank you for sharing at TTF this past week!
ReplyDeleteI love the color of the camels! Thanks for sharing at Submarine Sunday!
ReplyDeleteI love that blue, too. And, they will look really nice with her living room colors.
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DeleteOh I just became a follower here. You are a gal after my own heart. Love the furniture motifs you paint. I love redoing furniture and sometimes get the hankering to paint something on a piece. Would love to have you visit my blog, Something Special and maybe even follow me back!
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