I fixed ugly.

Despite the paneling on the sides of this poor little dresser and the all-around hideousness that made my husband's stomach turn when I brought that puppy home, thanks to its $15 price tag, I saw the potential for something better.
After a few coats of "Caboose Red" paint and new hardware, I would say this dresser will see a long life of storing office supplies in our house!



This was my first major furniture do-over, and I'm pretty happy with how it turned out!
looks awesome! the colour is lovely & I really love the handles you chose!
ReplyDeletewhoa--this one made me stop in my tracks..that red is fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteI love that! I have a piece downstairs that I was planning on giving to goodwill but I think you have inspired me to paint and put it in a guest bedroom. LOVE the red and the handles.
ReplyDeleteas you should be!! that's a gorgeous makeover! and $15 for a piece like that...wow!
ReplyDeleteHow did you paint it? With a brush, roller or spray? Also did you sand it first? It looks awesome.
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