These are not fine pieces of furniture.
Who knows for sure where Eddie got them from, but I'll bet he acquired both the same way my son did......somebody's free pile.
And I'll also bet Eddie didn't much care because at least his underwear and pocket change had a drawer.
Because you know.... both the dresser and the nightstand are better than nothing at all just the way they were.
The price was right, and now some of my sons belongings might not end up on the floor.
The nightstand was painted in Ash from Fusion Mineral Paint, rubbed with a stain to create a worn look, and a couple of burlap sack handles were attached by screw and washer.
No rocket science here, and when #2 son leaves this set for the next person they'll have a bit of personality.
Reused and restyled.
Take some creative chances when you come across a free piece of furniture.
With a little bit of your time and some paint, it just might turn out better than when you found it.
Plus someone you know could then have a place to keep their pocket change and underwear too.
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Perfect, Bliss...this set turned out so great!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great go along piece with the dresser.
ReplyDeleteI like how you made the nightstand match the dresser. Now they make an even bigger impact in the room!
ReplyDeleteSomehow, I don't think these will ever be abandoned again!
ReplyDeleteCute underwear drawers!
ReplyDeleteNice one. So who gets it . . . Eddie, Son #2 . . . or you?
ReplyDeleteLove! you are so creative!
ReplyDeletetoo cute! oh wait.... maybe your son might not want cute. so... yeah, manly furniture dude!
ReplyDeleteI agree--creative license with free furniture. What do you have to lose, right?
gail
Great project, and love your quippy style too!
ReplyDeleteFun piece- quirky and cute! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteLove the makeover Bliss! Especially the handles!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Now the fabulous dresser has a mate. Great job.
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