I went to an estate sale last a week ago of someone I had known. I found this very plain oak dresser. I did not need another dresser, but there it was waiting for me. I'm like the foster home that gives furniture a little lovin' and TLC before passing it on.
My husband begged me not to paint it, so we compromised. I refinished the drawers and the top, finishing them off with two coats of wax. They still had a kind of primitive look to them. I took the cue from the wood and lightly chalk painted the body of the dresser with white. I sanded just enough so that the "alligatoring" would show through. Then I added antique porcelain knobs to compliment the white body.
I'm naming the dresser "Katherine" after her former owner. I hope to find her a new home soon.
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