Stenciled Corner Table Makeover

This makeover is one of those that when you start off you’re like what in the world will I do with this furniture piece but when its done you’re like oh WOW this actually looks really good.

So one fine morning I ended up with this little side table.

It was basically pretty basic!

It had a few scratches on top but just some minor ones that could be fixed easily.

Oh and did I mention it was painted in this green color. But I just had to have it because if I didn’t I would have eaten my  poor husbands brain on what if I had the table? Should we have taken it when we had it the chance? Could it have been completely transformed? etc etc.

You get my point  ;)

The Green color seriously blanked out all my creative ideas because I started working on this table just a few days ago and I’ve had it for more then three weeks now :)

But moving on, I received this beautiful Indian Inlay Stencil Furniture Kit and it was PERFECT for this table.

Finally this “basic green” table was about to have a new life. The color combination I was going for was a Red and Navy Blue kinda vibe.

So starting off the table got a good dose of Vivid by Velvet Finishes with my trusty HomeRight Finish Max Sprayer.

My poor Sprayer has seen better days but it gives such a flawless finish that I end up using it on almost all my projects. Which is pretty obvious ;)

I gave the table two coats of Vivid.

When that was dry, it was time for some stenciling. The stencil kit that I had chosen comes in five pieces, stencil brushes and foam roller brushes so you can pick and choose which finish you like.

The color I chose for the stenciling part were two shades of blue by Velvet Finishes, one was Modern and the other was Handsome. I planned on alternating between both the colors.

And then it was Stenciling time!

The stencil brush that I used on this table is slightly firm. You  dab on a little paint and in an up and down motion you completely fill in the stencil.

The results were perfect and the paint didn’t seep out of the stencil at all.

It did take me a while to complete  the table but in all honesty it was so much fun plus as soon as I was finished with one part the other side would be dry so I didn’t have to take any breaks. It was pretty much a smooth process.

Lastly I went over the table with my High Gloss Spray since I’m on this “Everything should have a shiny and glossy finish” train these days.

And that was it.

All Done.

What do you guys think?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Disclaimer : This is a sponsored post but all thoughts, opinions and projects are 100% my own.