Blissfully ReDesigned

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This set has been upgraded with a beautiful cream neutral finish. Painted in Cashmere this set has been properly prepped, primed, painted, top coated and finished off with a subtle dark glaze. New champagne brass whistle pulls have been added to complete the transformation of this oversized night stand pair.

Each measures:

28” wide
28” high
18” deep

$495

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This set of night stands was updated in Hazelwood with a light application of black Stain and Finishing oil to provide some depth to these pieces. New matte black hardware was added to update these pieces

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This set of night stands was updated in Cashmere - a beautiful warm off white. They were then top coated and glazed with Fusion’s Black Stain and Finishing oil. New gold handles complete the transformation

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Ash and new brass hardware completes this mid century side table update

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Another example of how something as simple as paint can elevate your furniture

Refinished with “Putty”, a beautiful grounding neutral and updated matte black handles complete the transformation 🖤

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I completed this table last September and I couldn’t have been happier with the end result!

This was a high end table which was a mix of a solid oak and a resin type top to simulate a pronounced wood grain. Over the years, the table top finish wore down (swipe to see before and the difference between the table top and the leaf) and their budding artists left signs of glitter glue, pen and marker from their precious creations. My clients wanted the resin part of the table top removed and the wood underneath stained

The resin was very difficult to remove. Stripper wouldn’t take it off so I spent over 70 hours and well over 100 sanding discs to remove it. But once I got through that difficult layer, the most perfect oak was underneath.

I gave the table a light paint wash and then applied General Finishes Carbon Grey gel stain. Many layers of polyurethane were added to finish and protect the table top for years to come

Thank you Jessy for giving me the opportunity to transform your dining room table 🖤

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This antique sideboard came to me with two thick layers of grey and blue paint and a thick layer of stain on top. Marcie wanted this piece to be refreshed to match her side tables she had recently purchased

Your average cleaning and scuff sanding wasn’t enough so out came the stripper and the sand paper. So much sandpaper 😅 The end result is a near identical match to her tables and a piece that now looks lighter in her space

Thank you Marcie for the opportunity to help you transform your piece!

Primer - Bin shellac based primer
Paint - Fusion’s Cashmere
Glaze - Fusion’s Cappuccino SFO
Stain - Fusion’s Golden Pine SFO

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This desk got a makeover in Coal Black last spring.

After slacking over the summer on my socials, it’s time to show you what I’ve been up to!

Thank you Michelle for your repeat business 🖤