This one was a little different for us. We normal go with furniture in more traditional lines. But, we searched our online auctions and found this – it had all of our other ususal requirements: sturdy, good size for a side table and the price is right! We decided to paint it a fun color so two coats of Jolie’s Moroccan Clay and a coat of clear wax finish the look! What do you think? Mix it up or stick to our usual suspects?
This drum table has already found a new home but worth a recap because it was such a great update! We used two coats of Jolie Noir along with some clear wax and then updated the knob to a black and white stripe!
This is the sweetest little table – we picked it up at the ReStore and are thrilled with how it turned out. Two coats of Jolie Petit Chateau, a greeny gray neutral, and a coat of Jolie Finishing wax in Clear complete the look. Perfect little anywhere table!
We got on a little streak of using Jolie Deep Lagoon! It happens sometimes – we like one piece so much we decide to paint all the things in our favorite color! Two coats per piece and some Jolie Clear Wax to finish.
From old and worn to fresh and beautifully pink – this small child’s chair has a new life in Jolie Paints Hibiscus. Our bunny pillow is keeping it warm before it heads off to a new home!
Only the after on this one too! Mora is one of our underused Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint colors. I’m pretty partial to Grain Sack or Trophy and honestly forget about Mora from time to time. Really thrilled with how this piece turned out – we mixed together the furniture and antiquing wax to create a lighter antiqued look to finish.
Also never made it to the sales floor – seems to be our trend this month! Jolie graphite on this cute chest!
I really love this cabinet. Is has a farmhouse feel without hitting us over the head with a country look. Two coats of Jolie in Swedish and some clear wax was all it took to do a complete update. We updated the original hardware with a shot of antique bronze metallic paint but otherwise kept them in place. I’m a fan – how about you?
One of our amazing customers, Stephanie, picked up some Jolie in Pure White for a jewelry cabinet re-do. The before was pretty plain and the after looks phenomenal. “It was sooo easy,” Stephanie shared. We like the knobs too – great job!
My friends Todd and Megan Ferris from Ferris Property Group were kind enough to host me on one of their “Our Town” videos! I just happened to have two of these beauties and we used them for the paint tutorial. It was so much fun and the tables turned out great to boot. I told Todd we sold one so he’s looking for that royalty check – it’s in the mail, Todd!
The before was pretty blah but the after is smooth and rich! Two coats of Jolie Noir and clear, then black wax, on this little guy with the geometric base…looking good!
We delivered this beauty right before the world shut down back in March but it has taken us a few to get the picture and show off this beauty! A lovely local family now gets to use this piece everyday – how lucky!! Two coats of Jolie French Gray and clear wax to finish!
This sweet little shelf came to me from a dear friend who lost her mother-in-law and was cleaning out for an estate sale. It has gorgeous lines and we repainted in Jolie Eucalyptus to create a fresh, soft look. Perfet for all your kick-knacks and goodies!
Our awesome customer took this picture for me after the dresser went off to a new home! Again, it didn’t make it out to the sales floor. My only advice is to make sure to ask what we have in back up because you just never know. Two coats of Jolie in Classic Navy and a coat of clear finishing wax on this guy. We updated the hardware with some antique bronze metallic paint.
I bought a few pieces at our local Habitat ReStore including this sweet stool we reimagined in Jolie Bliss. This was one of those never-made-it-to-the-sales-floor-bought-it-from-the-back-room situations. The new owner plans to use it as a plant stand – good choice, I think!
This antiqued mirror had seen better days – we didn’t even get a great before picture of it! It is looking fresh and classy now after two coats of Jolie Antique White paint and some clear wax! What do you think?
We love these large drum type tables. I find this one especially unusual because it is gigantic and hexagon shaped instead of the ususal round. We painted it in two coats of Jolie French Gray and then distressed to show some of those cool lines. Kept the OG hardware because it suits the piece and matches with the lines!