Before and After Shabby Chic Furniture Vintage Painted

Vintage armoire painted off white with shelves inside

vintage vanity with attached mirror

vintage vanity painted very pale blue with attached mirror

vintage server turned into tv console

vintage wardrobe painted greige with pewter wash and handles traded out for knobs

vintage magazine table had a little makeover and then painted aloe which is a minty green

French provincial armoire painted off white with flowers

vintage vanity painted teal with gold accents

vintage hutch painted dover white with a dark brown top

vintage hutch painted olive gree

vintage buffet painted off white with attached mirror added. Now a beautiful entry way piece

Hand Painted Vintage For Children

This was a hand me down rocking horse that belonged to a family member. There was a new addition to the family and they wanted it re-done for her.  I matched the flowers to her bedding and painted a cute friendly face on the horse. This was a custom order. Please click thru to see what we do have in the store.
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Hand painted antique vanity, creamy white

We did this beautiful vanity. Gave it glass knobs and creamy white material on the seat. www.handpaintedbycookie.com

Hand painted vintage cabinet, hand painted furniture

Did this old kitchen pantry and turned it into a storage cabinet. How great. Added crackle and frosted glass. Looks totally different and we saved yet, another piece of great old furniture.

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Painted Vintage Wardrobe

Here is a vintage wardrobe. We gave it a face lift by adding a mirror to the door and adding glass handles. We painted it a creamy white to match the wallpaper. A beautiful piece that provides great extra storage.

Pale blue handpainted vintage table

I purchased this table. Did not like the hardware! I also saw that the trim on the drawers needed to be knocked off because it was beyond repair. I painted it a pale blue and put on beautiful white glass handles that I bet I bought about 4 or 5 years ago and I was waiting for the right piece to put them on. I thought that roses just did not fit this piece since it is very retro looking. From the 1950s. I notice that my antique dealer friends are calling this style "mid century". Who would've thought?