Read the sequence from the top before cutting, painting, or moving pieces.
This project that was linked to our last party is quite striking! I love how updated the pieces look now with just a few direct changes- it is very inspiring! Thanks to all the work Melanie at The Frosted Gardner has done to them(and of course her husband!)! (p.s. I am not positive, but I think she sells these pieces so if you are interested look at the link above! and I am sure they would love to talk to you about it)Dimensions: 9 Drawer Dresser: 72″ Wide . 32″ Tall . 18.5″ Deep 5 Drawer Dresser: 38″ Wide . 50″ Tall . 18.5″ Deep Nightstand: 26″ Wide . 25″ Tall . 16.5″ Deep Queen / Full Headboard: 60″ Wide . 48″ Tall Mirror: 51″ Wide . 40″ Tall
BeforeAfter We just refinished this complete queen / full five piece bedset in our classic black. It has a chunky look with beadboard on the drawers and crowned with an umbrella wood detail on each top drawer. We have replaced all of the hardware with oil rubbed bronze knobs and pulls. As you can see through comparing the before and after pictures we have filled in the flower detail design. We find alot of pieces with these whether they are floral or wheat but I think that they somewhat date the piece and always opt to fill them in for a more clean crisp look.
Before After When we first saw the set the first thing that caught my attention was the detail on the drawers. I love the distressed beadboard style and I knew once we got some paint in those crevices that the detail would start popping. And I think it really did! BeforeThis little nightstand provides two more drawers for extra storage. I always like the chunky molding at the bottom of dressers. It gives such a solid base for the rest of the piece. BeforeAfterAs you can see we made a few cosmetic changes to the headboard. Mike filled in the flower details plus he also added extra backing so you can only see the wall between the posts on the end. I think that both of these changes are a huge improvement and really updates the look. BeforeWe made a few cosmetic changes on the mirror as well. We filled in the flower detail and pulled off the shelves. I have to admit I am not a fan of shelves on the frame of a mirror. I think it is very distracting and takes away from the space that a mirror can create. This new mirror is going to look striking placed above the nine drawer dresser. Once again I enjoy seeing the beadboard running down the sides! Can never have enough of that stuff! It really goes to show that you can really bring any piece back into style with the right eye! (and MAD skillz of course!)
