9.03.2013

Refinished Antique High Chair

Because of the long Holiday weekend I wasn't able to get much done.  I spent most of my time just being with my family!  We had our older boys the whole time, which is rare for us, so it was SO nice! 
 I did, however, finish a project for a friend.  She brought over her antique high chair that she wanted me to refinish for her.
She wanted it white, and of course distressed!
Here it is Before:
 It is a beautiful chair with nice details

 I used my homemade chalk paint, and went with Valspar's Betsy's Linen.  
 Then I distressed, and topped it with Polycrylic! 
It was the perfect little project to do over the weekend!  I hope you all had a fabulous
 holiday weekend too!






30 comments:

  1. What a gorgeous transformation - I can just imagine that in a country kitchen - beautiful!!!
    Your friend must be thrilled!!!
    XOX

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    1. I know, I was actually really sad I had to give it back, lol! Thanks Suzan!

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  2. That is identical to the high chair I had for my kids back in the late 70's. I painted it white in 1982 when we moved to FL and sold it for more than I paid for it new! Great minds think alike as they say. Love YOURS, Therena! xo Diana

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    1. Really?! That's so neat!! Haha, thank you Diana! :)

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  3. I must say that white fits the chair nicely. Love the end result

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    1. Definitely! I'm glad she chose white! Thanks so much Daniela!

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  4. This is so pretty - you did an amazing job on it!! The distressing is so pretty:) I would be thrilled if you have the chance to share this at our new mega-party Work it Wednesday - it goes live tomorrow morning at 7am PST. Each link will be shown on 4 blogs! The Happy Housie, The Blissful Bee, The Turquoise Home, and My Place for Taste:) Work it Wednesday. Hope to see ya there!

    - Krista @ the happy housie

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    1. Thanks Krista! Oh I'll be there, I wouldn't miss it lol! :)

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  5. Therena- I just popped in to leave you a note. Do you know that you are a No Reply when you leave a comment? No one can leave you a reply to your comment that you leave on their blog with that setting. I didn't know if you were aware of that so wanted you to know- xo Diana

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    1. Oh my goodness!!! Thank you!!! I had no idea, I will try to fix that ASAP! I am so glad you told me!!! :)

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  6. So pretty - perfect for a country kitchen. Your friend's child is very lucky to have such a gorgeous and unique high chair!
    Marie@InteriorFrugalista

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    1. I know!!! I wish I could have kept it lol! Thanks Marie

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  7. Gorgeous, Therena!! I love the white:)

    Katie
    www.funhomethings.com

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  8. It is so lovely. This is the sort of project I'd love to do but my little monkey has outgrown her high chair :-(

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    1. Aw, I love that you call her your monkey! Thanks loubelle!

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  9. Beautiful! I love wood high chairs. They add character to a kitchen and look seriously more pleasing to the eye than the plastic ones. Painting this one was a great idea!

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  10. That looks so much cuter! I would have loved something like that for my kitchen.

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  11. This really turned out beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing at One More Time Events...xo Tammy

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  12. found you through "Dorothy sue and millie b's too" blog. Love this highchair! I have my old highchair and hope to one day re- do it, hope it turns out this nice!!!

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  13. Wow. I want it! Even though my little ones are finally out of high chairs, I'd keep that around if it were mine. So charming. Well done. Visiting from One More Time Events.

    XOXO,
    Meredith

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  14. What a beautiful high chair! You've really transformed it!

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  15. Wow, it's great. I have one old high chair, I hope to make it beautiful like your high chair.

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