Here is a reminder of the shape this table was in when I brought it home.
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I used ASCP, of course, in Chateau Gray again. This gray is very green. It is the same as my chest in the foyer and my mantel in the great room. It is funny how it looks lighter on this table.
I painted all the decorative parts, brass feet, and handle with craft paint in wrought iron.
I sanded several places and used clear and dark waxes.
Love the way the beaded trim looks now.
Have a wonderful week!
The table turned out great. I try not tell anyone anymore that I will paint a piece, they get upset and tell me how painting it will affect the antique price. I definitely love the gray color by ASCP.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you painted it. Looks smashing. I'm almost ready for the giveaway. I'll email you tomorrow. Enjoy the rest of the evening!
ReplyDeletei love how this table looks! absolutely lovely. can't wait to see a wider shot!!
ReplyDeletecheryl xox.
That table was just screaming for some paint wasn't it? LOL I have a table very similar and it almost looks just as bad. I think you have inspired me to order my first can of AS paint. It turned out beautifully. Love it! Have a great week. Blessings, Barb
ReplyDeleteWow, that table looks great. I love the bead work around the edge. This is a nice 'rescue' of a beat up table! I wonder what the seller thinks now? :-) Pamela
ReplyDeleteOn my goodness! Can I have it? It looks gorgeous! Amazing transformation!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Kim that table looks great! It looks like the one I have in my bedroom that I painted last year that belonged to my grandparents. Martina
ReplyDeleteI love vintage pieces and this one looks wonderful now that it has a lovely makeover. Love it! love it!
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ReplyDeleteYou did such a nice job on the drum table! The color is beautiful. Have you selected a special place in your home for it? Susie
Your drum table looks fantastic now Kim! I love the finish!
ReplyDeleteShe sure is pretty! Can't wait to see it in that room.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, wow! Any you can't even tell any of the detail was missing, you fixed it perfectly...how did you fix it!?Looks amazing Kim!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful table, Kim, and I love how you did the hardware, too!
ReplyDeleteFabulous,...I wonder if that fellow would change his tune if he saw how beautiful this table is now. Love that colour!!
ReplyDeleteKim,
ReplyDeleteYou are a true artist! Tell us sometime how you repaired the little piece of beading that was damaged just below the knob. It's gorgeous!
Best,
Susan
Just beautiful. Love the hardware and trim.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out amazing, love the metal accents you painted. where and how did you fix the bead trim that was missing? love it!! xo Debra
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I can't wait to see the vignette on top.
ReplyDeleteKim,
ReplyDeleteThis might be one of my favorites! I do love round end tables and this one is beautiful! Love her new color!!
Wendy
It turned out beautiful! Love the color of it.
ReplyDeleteRachel
You did a great job on this. The beading looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteKim, you truly gave that table a new lease on life!!! It' beautiful, just like everything you put a paintbrush to!
ReplyDeleteKat :)
Awesome Kim. Your finish looks great, and the wrought iron finish on the brass is the perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, as are all your painted pieces!!!
ReplyDeleteJane
Kim, your table looks great! This is another amazing transformation!
ReplyDeleteHi Kim, the table turned out beautiful. love the color and the hardware looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so much better! It is beautiful! I can't wait to see where you put it in there!
ReplyDeleteYes, so much better painted.
ReplyDeleteWell done - you've given it new life.
ReplyDeleteYou did a wonderful job! I love drum tables, and your paint job highlights all the lovely details. I was just wondering - do you ever sit and do nothing?? x Sharon
ReplyDeleteKim, you amaze me.
ReplyDeleteSimple put? It's a work of art. Wow.
ReplyDeleteKim looks beautiful! What color wax do you use? I love the finish!
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ReplyDeleteThe table looks beautiful and SO much better!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteO'Kim what a gorgeous make-over!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day,
Gail
You have got to show the pictures of this table to the man who sold it to you! I think you would change his opinion! It's perfect now.
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow! So loving this and the color is perfect! I think you need to take a picture of this and bring it back to the guy to prove to him how much better it looks!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the top of it all decorated!
Megan
http://1funkywoman.blogspot.com
Beautiful, Kimmie!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Kim...the genius painter...is at it again.....love the details and can't wait to see how you style it!
ReplyDeleteGood job on a great old table. I love the beaded trim.
ReplyDeleteLooks great Kim. It was definitely a candidate for painting.:-) You improved it 100%.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI have to tell you, Kim, some man pinned this on Pinterest and I saw it there on the new Pins page!
You are spreading the love, Kim.
:)
xx
A
Great job on this! I think it looks amazing painted!
ReplyDeleteLove this style and I would have painted it, too.:)
ReplyDeleteFantastic! You did such an awesome job and who would have thought to have used pearls!? Go figure!
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Becky
Oh my Kim, you are on a roll with all of your chalk paint projects...I have not gotten a chance to break out of my mold and give it a try but with this latest table of yours I will have to admit it is tempting. Your table looks fabulous...I guess it is the waxing step that causes me concern. But you my dear have definitely got this stuff down to perfection. Since I have no chalk paint projects of my own, I put a link to you in my latest post.
ReplyDeleteJermaine
I'm so impressed with how this table turned out. The trim replacement looks really good. I love this color of chalk paint!
ReplyDeleteI just bought some Chateau Grey at Robyn Stoy Designs for a drop leaf kitchen table I am working on. So glad to see this outcome!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table - well done!
ReplyDeleteIt really turned out pretty.
ReplyDeleteHey Kim, it looks so much better! I love it. I have wanted a drum table for years. When you use the dark wax, do you only apply that in the areas that you want dark? And the clear wax all over?
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Glenda
Glenda, yes, I always put the clear wax all over first. Then the brown can go all over too or in selected areas. You can also mix the clear and brown together.
ReplyDeleteFabulous remake! I really need to try some of that ASCP.
ReplyDeleteKim you've got that magic touch and yes I know what room it's in. :)
ReplyDelete-heather
I love it! It came out so nice and so much better than before. And I barely even notice the beaded trim that you had to add! Grat job Kim!
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