The Antique French Hutch Reveal

It's very old, has imperfections, beautiful details, tarnished and rusty parts, and it's a bit stinky, but we love it! Yep, the mister loves it, too. 

Hello, pretty antique French hutch.

 Welcome to your new home.

I love the dark brown against the white walls.

Beautiful oak with mostly original parts. I say mostly because a couple of the locks had been changed and now we have actually replaced a couple more of the locks after I took these photos.

I love these unique handles.

My ironstone that was in the old hutch fit nicely in this one.

I changed what I had on the table. The taller pot was blocking the view to the hutch so for now I'm using the lower dough bowl filled with  moss balls, preserved boxwood and lavender.

I took the chairs away that sat on each side of the old hutch. It was just to crowded.

I had painted some gray paint over the gold parts of these sconces when I first got them a couple of years ago, but decided to glam them back up with some Rub'n Buff since the new hutch is a solid dark wood.

I also like the look with the doors shut.

.But I prefer them open to enjoy my ironstone collection.

And NO, I will not be painting it! 😊

Have an awesome week!

Reveal of old hutch in its new space here,
Checkout the chairs post here

Source list:

Antique hutch.....ebay

Tufted host chairs.....wayfair

Side chairs.....local shop (only set)

Rug.....Pottery Barn Outlet last year

Sconces.....Ballard's 

Table.....old by Hooker (I painted the apron and legs)

Clock....Pier One and made over

Ironstone....various shops

Wall color....White Dove by Benjamin Moore Paint

Trim color....Chantilly Lace by Benjamin Moore