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| I wanted to let go of the orange/gold that was on the original. It was a beautiful patina but really not for my decor. So we tried to tweak it with some cream paint and then tried to sand some of the spots. It did not work very well. I envisioned this for a coffee table and it was too tall. |
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| So Terry and his handy tools cut it down for me so the height would be good for a coffee table. Otherwise it would have a looked like we pushed a dresser in front of the sectional. He cut out the one drawer and cut that cool wood top and rebuilt this piece into a coffee table. |
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| This was my old coffee table I had for a number of years. |
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| This is the new coffee table made out of the sweet dresser. I just love the claw feet on the front. Now I have some storage for throws and books with the drawer functioning. |
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| I have a few more architectural pieces I scored at the market. We are tweaking them a little bit and I will have those to show you in the next post. I have a major change coming to this sectional and I hope to show that to you soon. Hope you all had a great Labor Day. Have a great new week. Hugs, Kris |
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Oh wow! Terry is amazing and I love this dresser as your new coffee table. It looks so nice and once again you are lucky to have Terry change things up for you and make new furniture! Enjoy your new coffee table.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT!! What a great idea! We cut the legs on a round end table once to make it a coffee table, but the dresser drawer just makes it so unique and cottagey!! You always have the best ideas and Terry is the handiest guy around!! Can't wait to see the sectional surprise!! You know me, I love a good update!! ❤️
ReplyDeleteI love this makeover, Kris. Not only did you get a coffee table, but you got one with storage!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! I couldn't have imagined a dresser as a coffee table. Your vision and Terry makes it happen, woo hoo!
ReplyDeleteOops, PS - what did you do with your old coffee table? FB Marketplace?
ReplyDeleteI love your newly revamped coffee table. Its amazing and how clever!!!! You two are something else...in a great way!! Magical Team. Looking forward to your other shopping tour finds! Enjoy..
ReplyDeleteWow, Kris! You & Terry amaze me. I would've never thought of using that as a coffee table. Looks great. Where did you rehome the round table?
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I love it! I think it fits your decor perfectly. Great find and repurpose, Kris. And great job, Terry, for making it work!
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Terryy and his tools. This is gorgeous. I love it!!
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Very pretty, wow, super handy hubby you have Teri 😁
ReplyDeleteI like this new design very much!
Wonderful idea!! I plan to use that soon.
ReplyDeleteI love the new look! It’s a beauty-you are lucky Terry does all these creative ideas you have! Margy in KY
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and so practical. You have great vision and Terry has great skills. Looking forward to seeing what is next. Hugs
ReplyDeleteLOVE it!!!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to more. :-)
Wow Kris! That is a wonderful transformation. It looks gorgeous and it is fantastic to have the storage. Once again Terry works his magic! Gilly (UK)
ReplyDeleteLove it Kris!!! You and Terry make such a great team! That is just darling as a coffee table. I have one too big for my living room but love it as it has drawers and a big shelf across the bottom for my magazines and photo albums. It could use a coat of paint though!! Hugs.....Marilyn
ReplyDeleteOMG I absolutley LOVE it!!!! You and Terry always come up with the most amazing ideas! You are quite the duo!!! Have a great weekend!!!
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This is a very creative do-over, and I love it! I like how it can store things out of sight. Kudos to you!
ReplyDeleteWith your vision and Terry's skills you guys can re-create anything. It's amazing, Kris. Can't wait to see what you do next with the sectional. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteKris you and Terry are a great team. You have the vision and he makes it happen. That is a great idea to take a dresser and reimagine it to a coffee table!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out so well! Cutting it down was a smart move — it looks like it was always meant to be a coffee table. Great job, Kris!
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