Many of you know how much I love a good demilune table, and this thrifted one was such a great petite size that it felt versatile in the fact that it could really fit anywhere… in between windows or drapery panels, in tight areas, odd nooks, a hall, or even on the stairs landing. For $10, I couldn’t pass it up. The only problem? The finish had seen better days. The finish was actually rubbing off, it had some scuffs & scrapes, and I just felt it could really use a fresh coat of paint or stain. Emmett and I gave it a quick little makeover, it’s looking lovely, and now the most difficult thing I have to decide (in terms of design) is where it will live in our home. Click through for the before images, the process, and to see how this quick little makeover came to fruition! Continue Reading
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