This coffee table came from an estate sale. The price tag was $5!
The top was beat up a bit, so after sanding it down, I filled the little divits and holes with wood filler and then sanded it down again.
Here is the table after priming, white paint, distressing and RL tea-stained glaze-
Both tables got the same treatment as the coffee table. They look like this now!
Here they are, altogether -
I love the lines on them! All three of these sold just today!
3 comments:
Wow, they are gorgeous. I love your idea of selling things as a set, I have never really thought of doing that!
xx Karen
When you glaze, do you add a color to clear glaze, or is it already mixed? Thanks!
Hi Anna,
On this set I used Ralph Lauren Glaze in Tea-Stained. At Home Depot you just grab a can of the glaze, and then they add the brown pigment to it.
I also just did a piece using dark walnut Minwax stain. I really liked this way because it wasn't as messy.
I know that Sharon at Elizabeth & Co. (she is listed in my Faves) uses the Valspar glaze and then just mixes in her own color - that way you can have any color glaze you want!
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