Hello everyone! I’m back today with another fun nightstand set that I flipped last fall. I actually purchased these with intention of keeping them for our room since the design was so stunning, but the size ended up not working out.
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I first cleaned them up (although you can’t tell in this picture, they were FILTHY!) and then I got to sanding.
I took the tops all the way down to the bare wood, although it was veneer so I had to be super careful! I hand sanded the columns on the sides, which was a lot of work but totally worth the final look!
I scuff sanded the rest, wiped it all down and taped off the wood sections before I sprayed a coat of primer on.
The next day I applied a couple coats of paint, then removed the paper and stained the wood. I had a lot of overspray areas and spots that the stain got in the paint, so I spent a good amount of time touching it all up!
Finally I was able to apply two coats of polyacyrlic, add the knobs and line the drawers. Here is how they turned out!
These beauties turned out so pretty and I was bummed that they didn’t work for our space! Luckily they were quick to find their new home.
I really love how the soft paint color blended with the light and warm wood stain.
I am so happy that you could swing by today, I will try to hop back on Friday to share one more!
Hi there, I love the color of these nightstands! The VAUGHN BASSETT NIGHTSTANDS. Could you please tell me the color you are using? Thank you for your help.
Thank you! It’s called Creamy Mushroom by Behr