I seem to come across a lot of Teak furniture. Unfortunately they’re never in good condition at all, (which might be why I get them so cheap!) The drawers on this one were all in very good working order so she just needed a little makeup.
It took a lot of sanding to mask most of the deep scratches. Of course I used my favorite Kilz Primer and then a couple of coats of Heirloom White, (which seems to be my color of choice lately). I decided to lightly distress it, but opted not to glaze it to keep the light, feminine look.
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Toot Your Horn Tuesday @ Silly Little Sparrow Be Inspired @ Room to Inspire
Creative Share Wednesdays @ Trendy Treehouse Get Your Craft On Thursday @ Life As Lori
White Wednesday @ Faded Charm Creative Cat @ Poppies At Play
Favorite Things Friday @ A Few of My Favorite Things
Show and Tell Friday @ My Romantic Home Saturday Nite Special @ Funky Junk Interiors
Transformation Thursday @ The Shabby Chic Cottage
Furniture Feature Friday @ Mustard Seed Creations


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