I had some left over rustic wood from a coffee table project so I decided to put it to good use and created a farmhouse look for these nightstands.
They were spray painted with ASCP in Chicago Grey and then
a butter creme color mixed using AS Original and AS Arles.
The pictures don't show the buttery color very true.
The cabinets were hand sanded with 180 grit sand paper to
create this edge distressed look and show some of the grey.
The original tops were removed and I built new surfaces with
vintage reclaimed lumber I had. They have been well banged
up over time. I smoothed all the edges and washed the
surface in AS Chicago Grey. Once dried I lightly dragged
some AS dark wax over the surface to enhance the wood.
The final step was to do a thick and thorough layer of AS clear wax.
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More on spraying chalk paint - https://bit.ly/2ZZbKpT
They were spray painted with ASCP in Chicago Grey and then
a butter creme color mixed using AS Original and AS Arles.
The pictures don't show the buttery color very true.
The cabinets were hand sanded with 180 grit sand paper to
create this edge distressed look and show some of the grey.
The original tops were removed and I built new surfaces with
vintage reclaimed lumber I had. They have been well banged
up over time. I smoothed all the edges and washed the
surface in AS Chicago Grey. Once dried I lightly dragged
some AS dark wax over the surface to enhance the wood.
The final step was to do a thick and thorough layer of AS clear wax.
BEFORE AFTER
I dipped into my private stash of hardware for these nightstands.
These ring pulls have an aged coppery/gold finish.
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The tops are different tones and each have their own character.
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