I like the mid-century modern style and thought this would be a fun piece to update when I found it at a garage sale. It was only $25 and is a Broyhill Premier Modern Classic. Quality I tell you, quality. The top was ruined by a spill and scratched up and the right front leg was broken off. After fixing the leg with some “L” brackets, I sanded down the whole dresser and all the drawers. I wanted to learn how to stain wood. Unfortunately the top was too damaged to stain, so I chose to paint the frame of the dresser and stain the doors and drawers.
After two coats of each I gave the dresser a light coat of polyurethane to seal it.
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Tracie@MiddleClassModern says
I LOVE THIS. I want to do something similar with our credenza: http://middleclassmodern.blogspot.com/2012/11/the-twenty-dolla-holla.html. You have inspired me!
Angie Granata says
Such a fabulous redo. Turned out fab.
Thanks for sharing.
Julia Konya says
Looks great! I always love the white and wood look!
Brittany Simmons says
wow. looks great! …and for $25… i never have luck like that at garage sales….these new yorkers know too much about a good thing.
Susan D says
It is beautiful!
Kelly says
That is gorgeous! Can you tell me what color of paint and stain you used?
Reeves @ The Weathered Door says
I used Rustoleum's Dark Walnut stain and the paint is just a basic white you buy off the shelf. I made sure to prime so there wouldn't be any bleed through, too.