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Skip to contentThis post may contain affiliate links. Please see disclosures here.The French Provincial dressing table makeover is a breath of fresh air! Dingy $30 find cleaned up and made beautiful!&nbsp;Hello wonderful friends! Today is Trash to Treasure Transformation Tuesday! Yippee! My friends and I are getting together to make over new finds. I am making over an old find today. Well, I found it in the Outer Banks a year ago now (almost exactly!) and I’m finally getting around to making this one over.It’s about time!! haha!I worked on it this past weekend and got it done. My husband and I also started planning a few small updates (on the outside of our home). That will be fun! It’s things we considered doing over the years but never did. And hopefully, the weather will cool off a bit so we can get to it. It’s been SO hot here still. Not really complaining because I’ll take hot over cold any day of the week! But dang it’s hot. lolOh yes, don’t forget to scroll down to the bottom to see what my friends did with their makeovers this month too!She’s a cutie but was a little dingy and dated looking when we found her.In good shape though. $30&nbsp;I took the mirror and sides off then lightly sanded all over.Once it was all wiped down with our TSP Alternative, I began to paint.I used one of our new colors, Parchment. It’s a lovely off-white! Very clean color, I just love it.You can see how yellow the original color was here…And how crisp the Parchment color is.One of the sides of the top piece needed a repair (it came apart as I was sanding it) so I took care of that before painting it.For the inside of the drawer, it was lined in pink felt and attached well. So I just decided to paint it instead of remove it.I think that worked out well. Looks great! (I used Elderberry-linked above in the “Materials Supply List”)Once that was all dry, I started playing around with the decor transfer.And putting smaller pieces together for the look I was going for.Which, by the way, was a sort of flowing look from one side to another. (as you can see below)I actually decided to mimic that look on the top right of the mirrored section too.I usually wrap the transfer up under the drawers/sides, etc., but I decided to cut this one and put it on the bottom so it would be more visible. (see the little leaves on the left and right where I’ve already attached those?)And now all of them.So looking at the little table from straight on you will be able to see the whole design.For this top corner, I ended up cutting the transfer like so…And then came back and cut the small pieces for the inside of the frame.And wrapped the flowers all the way around.I stood back and looked at it and thought it needed just a little more pizazz. So I decided to paint on gold “feet”.I used Frogtape Delicate Surface since the legs were newly painted.I used our Champagne Gold and Gold mixed about half and half to get this perfect gold shade.After doing that, I decided the top needed a little gold pizazz too. So I painted these “finials” on each side.Plus I added a gold and glass knob so there’s a touch of gold on the drawer too.A coat of Tough Coat Topcoat in Matte (all of the things I used are linked in that same box above) and all done!By the way, the side mirrors were originally just glass. I’m guessing they were for photos. However, I broke one of them a while back and decided to replace them all with mirrors instead. (you can find them here…they also have other sizes)Now I just need to find a sweet little seat I can make over to go with it! Stay tuned, I’ll share it once I do!PIN it to save it!&nbsp;Confessions of a Serial DIYerSalvaged InspirationsProdigal PiecesGirl in the GarageHave a wonderful week!! See you back here on Thursday!xoDon't Miss a Thing!! Plus Get My FREE eBook "Creating Fabulous Finishes"!It’s so pretty now with the fresh coat and shizzle. :D Great job, Nancy.ReplyNancy, I just love how the dressing table came out, it is so pretty. I have just started using transfers in my DIYs. Thank you for always being an inspiration and helping me think outside the box. You and the other ladies I follow have taught me so much, what to look for when thrifting, painting tips and ideas and I could go on and on. I am very grateful for to have all of you as a source of inspiration.PamReplyThis is gorgeous now! I love that transfer cascading across the front! XOXOReplyOh, this is so adorable. This would be great in my granddaughter’s room. The way you applied the transfers is outstanding. As always, beautiful.Thank you very much for sharing your many talents and ideas with all of us. I’m learning so much from you and the other ladies I follow. You all are a great group.ReplyOoohhhh! So pretty! I like the little gold “shoes”!ReplyOh, Nancy, I thought a coat of paint would do the trick. I should have known you wouldn’t stop there! The transfer is beautiful. Am I the only one who imagines ballet pointe shoes when I see that foot style on furniture? It looks to me like the vanity is dancing on gold shoes 😊ReplySo pretty!ReplyThis is so feminine and gorgeous now Nancy! The gold details and transfers totally transformed it! XOXOReplySuch a pretty piece now, I love the transfers too! xoReplyWhat a remarkable transformation, Nancy! It’s so sweet now.I’m always inspired by what you do and the other 3 ladies as well! You create a safe furniture harbor in a storm and it’s always a joy to see what you have managed to save from the junk pile. Good job!! Thank you.ReplyShe really cleaned up nicely in her bright coats of paint! And those are beautiful transfers.ReplyGreat job…some little girl will be very happy. Love that you added the gold touches….2 thumbs up!!!ReplyThis site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.Welcome! I'm Nancy, an east coast girl who loves to find and re-invent old treasures, decorate and design rooms without spending a fortune....but have it look as if you did! I love anything and everything creative!Don't Miss a Thing!Don't Miss a Thing! Plus,Get My FREE ebook,"Creating Fabulous Finishes"!Get My FREE ebook Now!Want to be inspired, learn new skills, discover all the tricks to furniture makeovers, creating new out of the old and more?You'll also receive my FREE ebook "Creating Fabulous Finishes" PLUS access to my private Printables Resource Library, too!Sign up to get the Weekly Newsletter! Our emails include an unsubscribe link and you may opt-out at any time. Your information will *never* be shared or sold to a 3rd party.Don't Miss a Thing! Plus,Get My FREE ebook,"Creating Fabulous Finishes"!Don't Miss a Thing!! 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Skip to contentThis post may contain affiliate links. Please see disclosures here.The French Provincial dressing table makeover is a breath of fresh air! Dingy $30 find cleaned up and made beautiful!&nbsp;Hello wonderful friends! Today is Trash to Treasure Transformation Tuesday! Yippee! My friends and I are getting together to make over new finds. I am making over an old find today. Well, I found it in the Outer Banks a year ago now (almost exactly!) and I’m finally getting around to making this one over.It’s about time!! haha!I worked on it this past weekend and got it done. My husband...

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