Here are some past projects I have completed. Some of these pieces I found at auctions, flea markets, yard sales, thrift shops, or some great people passed them onto me. Others were commissioned for me to paint from individuals looking to update and breathe new life into old pieces!
If you are interested in having me upcycle your furniture or are looking for a particular piece, you can contact me at 724-989-0689 or carlarhodes@zoominternet.net
Toy box was a thrift store find. Painted in Annie Sloan chalk paint of versallies (sage green color) and clear and dark waxed. Sold for $50.00
Duck egg blue Annie Sloan paint and clear and dark waxed.
Hello fancy side board! Painted in a creamy beige and then glazed to bring out all the details of the nooks and crannies! When I bought this the top was pilling vaneer and it needed to be removed (hello splinters!!). Sold for $200.00
This was a well made (because my dad made it!) dresser. It was painted in off white Annie Sloan chalk paint and highly distressed and then clear waxed. Sold for $65.00
Frenchy sweet meets shabby chic!
endtables were a FB STW find and upcycled. Sold for $60.00
Zebra cabinet/bureau was huge and massively heavy!! Started off as a commissioned piece but deal fell through and now it has made it's way into a new home for $125.00. Zebra was free handed by me!! This is probably my most talked about piece!
Hello 1970's cabinet end tables, welcome to 2012!!! Sold $40.00
This will always be one of my favorites because of the funky-ness!! Painted in custom lime green finish and covered in hot pink polka dot fabric! Sold for $75.00
Microwave cart. Painted in Annie Sloan primer red and dark waxed. This was a difficult piece because of the slates. It was sold for $50
My very first bird/owl dresser, nightstand set. This was painted with coco chalk paint, the mod podged with scrapbook papers for owl, leaves, and birds. The mod podge makes it very durable and it will not pill off. Loved this set!! Sold for $150.00
Pink chalk paint, clear waxed French provincial. These dressers are hard to find, but I love them! The curves and details look great when painted. This was sold as a set with a nightstand and chair for $150.00
Purple hootie was a custom request. Sold for $60.00
Little stool. Sold for $10.00
This huge antique bureau was found at at antique shop. Poor thing had yellowed cracked clear coat finish......gross!! It was painted in pure white chalk paint and clear waxed. She also got some beautiful new glass knobs. Sold for $150.00
Gossip bench. Still available for $50.00
Painted in coco Annie Sloan chalk paint and dark waxed to add depth and color.
Yard sale find. Set of 2 sold to be used for bedside tables. $50 for both
Solid wood bookcase was a thrift shop find. Painted in blue/grey paint which I made to resemble chalk paint. No wax added because I liked the flat finish. Sold for $75.00
Duck egg blue Annie Sloan paint, clear waxed. Free handed vine and leaves. Then poly for durability. Bought at Goodwill and upcycled. Sold for $35.00
Sassy zebra set. Sold for $100.00
Painted in coco Annie Sloan chalk paint, clear waxed. Covered in Target clearanced placemats. Sold for $25.00
Sold for $75.00
Sold for $125.00
I love the last dresser so much! The owl in the tree and the animals on the drawers are so cute!
ReplyDeleteI guess it really is an armour rather than a dresser but still super cute
DeleteWhat a wonderful collection of furniture projects!
ReplyDeleteGreat re-do's!! Love the Hootie pieces, especially the Purple hootie! What color green is that? love it!
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