Vintage Pieces in varying colors!

I scored about 4 vintage dressers from the 60s.

All solid wood and in pretty good shape. I tried some different colors

this time and this is what I ended up with~ (Pardon my garage staging!! I am out of room!!!)

This guy is made from solid Elm! Have never seen elm before. So I sanded off the old stain and

found this gorgeous solid wood top! I think I put a light shade of walnut on it and used tung oil

to finish it off. Did a custom mix of my own chalk paint in different shades of blues.....Something different!

Found some mother of pearl knobs from HL and used those on the left drawers.

Next one is a MCM dresser. Same thing. Sanded off the ick, redid the walnut fronts and top.
This one I used an oil base glossy white paint. About 4 coats! Its hard as nails when it dries!! Gave it some racing stripes for something different.

Ok...and #3 is a different looking vintage dresser in Coral!!

I had this oops paint for over a year and made some chalk paint with it.

Mod podged some frabic on the inner drawer fronts

I used a darker shade of coral on the inner door both for contrast and because I used

every last drop of the other shade on the body!!

ok....So there you have my vintage three!!! A little something for every taste!!!

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