At last the Viridian Green Desk is done.
CLICK HERE for a peek on how to use a wood grainer tool in previous post.
CLICK HERE for a peek on how to use a wood grainer tool in previous post.
As a refresher, here she is in her original state.
My Client opted to take the centre drawer out to allow her chair more room.
And here she is now
She makes me proud!
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gorgeous! love it!
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This is just so unique and beautiful. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWow, you really transformed it. Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteOh, you did a fabulous job and I'm loving the color! You must be so happy with it. :)
ReplyDeleteI like that a lot! Very unique and eye catching. Good job!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful unexpected pop of colour! I literally said wow out loud! LOVE it! And where you put it too. Looks like a wonderful place to sit and.. blog. :)
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Funky Junk Donna
That looks absolutely fabulous!! I've seen those wood grain tools (on tv LoL) and have always been afraid to try one out, but look how amazing it came out!! I'm sure your client was stoked, that's home heirloom piece :) So glad I saw your ad on Kijiji!!!
ReplyDeleteNow that's a cool transformation. I don't think I have seen anything like that in the months since I started reading home decor and DIY blogs.
ReplyDeleteVery nice.
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ReplyDeletejust love it......amazing, just like all the work you do.....the soon to be 'aged' one
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Funky Junk Donna
Hi Lisa...
ReplyDeleteOhhh...I love how this desk turned out! It's very unique with the green wood grained finish...and I love that! I also really like the pretty hardware that you chose to use! Sooo pretty, Lisa! I'm sure your client was just elated! Thank you so much for sharing this fabulous project with us for Sunday Favorites...what a great post, my friend!!!
Again, I apologize for being so late to get by! It's been really busy at my place...don't you just hate when life gets in the way of our blogging! hehe!
Warmest wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design
What a cool look! I love the color and the depth you gave the desk... so pretty.
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Recently started following your blog. I must have been living under a rock! Love, love, love your blog and envious of your creativity. This desk is gorgeous. Would you mind sharing the brand and name of the color you used to paint it. I absolutely love it! Many thanks, Carrie carrie_hutchinson {at} sbcglobal {dot} com
ReplyDeleteHi Wabbit!
ReplyDeleteI've tried to email you a dozen times, but it just wont go through, so here is the answer to your question.
The paint is Home Depot's own BEHR paint. For this desk I used a very good
paint because of the wear and tear I assumed it would get. The paint is
Behr Ultra Premium Plus.. its the paint & primer all in one.
The color is 'Thermal Spring' satin.
Please keep in mind that the color you see on the finished desk has also
been glazed with a charcoal color glaze and textured with a wood graining
tool, so it definitely has more depth when all that was done.
I hope that helps!
Thanks
Lisa