Last fall I was contacted by Shelby, who was interested in having me re-do a coffee table for her. She wondered, “Had I ever seen the round table at The Painted Hive?”
Have I ever!
Kristine’s beautiful furniture makeovers are an integral part of my Pinterest “Great Furniture” folder!
Shelby brought me this lovely coffee table which she had found on KSL.com, and asked me to refinish it ala “Painted Hive,” although slightly less distressed.
The base was painted in a Behr Ultra paint color-matched to Sherwin-Williams “Creamy” paint. The top is stained with three coats of Minwax Antique Walnut stain, and then I hand-distressed and glazed the base to bring a little “age” to the piece.
I love the way the white shelf looks on the bottom!
Shelby also brought me this little pine table to get a similar makeover.
She planned on replacing the knob herself, so her it sits—knobless…
…but I think it will be a great complement to the “Painted Hive” coffee table!
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Love 'em. Make mine the more distressed please, and OH, if ever oh ever I had the opportunity to have you re-do a table for me, graphics on top-definitely!!!!!
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you did a fabulous job on her tables! kristine is super talented, just like you!
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Korrie! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely awesome job you did on both pieces!! You have given me some ideas, especially the coffee table!!
ReplyDeleteWhat I love most about the bottom shelves of both pieces is that neither one will show the dust as much. Then again...... maybe everyone else is better at dusting than I am..... ;) I just know my bottom shelf of my table sees a fair amount of dust....
ReplyDeleteI saw you were the winner at her blog today! So funny! You guys must be on the same wavelength or something!! lol
ReplyDeleteLove the tables- hers and the one you did!!
Great job! That is one of my inspiration photos too.
ReplyDeleteThey're both beautiful! I don't think I'll ever get tired of dark stained tops~and you do it so well! Good work.
ReplyDeleteBoth of the tables look great ~ I just love how paint can totally change a piece of furniture! Really nice!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I can't wait to re-do my living room with furniture of this style!
ReplyDeleteFondly, Tami
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Great job, I love both of the tables! It's amazing what one can do with a little paint and stain!!
ReplyDeleteKim
Oh my GORGEOUSNESS!!!
ReplyDeleteI am drooling!
I would never have thought of something that absolutely stinkin' cute.
Your work is tons cuter!
Love both tables! You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous. I have done a table similar to this one too. Love the stained top and light base. I think Costco sold millions of them, and they all need transforming!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job on the tables! You are very talented!
ReplyDeleteYou out done your self again, Korrie. Both tables are Beautiful. I'm seeing this look more often and I'm really liking the dark top with the light bottom.
ReplyDeleteWOW Korrie, both of those are beautiful!!! Great job :)
ReplyDeleteI love it!!!
ReplyDeleteThey both look so good. With just the right amount of distressing. Congrats on your win today!
ReplyDeleteHolly
Nice job Korrie... I'd surely hire you to paint furniture for me! Beautiful job and I'm sure just what she wanted!
ReplyDeleteSusan
That is awesome I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteBristol
You did another wonderful job, Korrie. It must have been hard to resist adding some stenciling to the top or something...
ReplyDeleteanother fabulous job, Korrie.
ReplyDeleteKorrie--I love both tables! great job. I'm sure she LOVED them too!
ReplyDeletegail
Korrie, I was inspired a few months ago by your French Chocolate table, made my own, and blogged about it today. I gave a shout-out to you for your inspiration. Check it ou! http://bluestarantiques.blogspot.com
ReplyDeletePerfect Replica! Great job as always Korrie!
ReplyDeleteWow it looks just like it and the little table is a perfect accent. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteSo fabulous! Another job well done. :)
ReplyDeleteLove both tables. Great job achieving a similar look. (a clock face would look really good painted on that round one ;)
ReplyDeleteThey both look great but I'm in love with the first one. It's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYa done good! Love that table style anyway and you just made it that much better! I love the dark stained top with the vintagey white bottom look right now.
ReplyDeleteAmazing job! You are so very talented. Thanks for sharing so we could all enjoy! Cheers SpecialK XoXo
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing project! Thank you for sharing your wonderful post at Potpourri Friday!
ReplyDeleteGreat Job!...I love the finish! Your work is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWhy have I never found a cool round table? Great job Korrie!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic! Would love to have you enter it in our party this weekend.
ReplyDeletelove the coffee table and the end table. im looking to redo another coffee table myself. i love how yours is open on the bottom!
ReplyDeleteLove them both! Great compliments to each other.
ReplyDeleteIt turned out so great!
ReplyDeleteYou did a beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteJenny
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