Dresser white wash

Today, I'm excited to share with you the step-by-step process of how I transformed an old piece of furniture into something new. Join me in this easy white-wash dresser makeover.

"I started by staining the top and drawer fronts with Whitewash water based stain by General Finishes and painting the rest in a lightly distressed white. When I bought this piece the original hardware were long gone but I am really loving these iron cup pulls I added, they are the perfect addition to this farmhouse makeover." - Nap Time Creations

One of the first big pieces I finished. Then I was hooked :) Soft gray, white wash and new sprayed silver handles to tie it together. I don't have my website up and running yet but you can check out my FB page to see more of my projects: @chicandshabbyfurniturebyrebecca

Classic carved mango wood three-drawer nightstand or small dresser with fresh white wash finish. Natural tones show through for beautiful combination of coloring. Antiqued brass finish knobs. Each may vary in finish/wood tones, grain, and natural imperfections. Weight is approx. 100 lbs.

Today, I'm excited to share with you the step-by-step process of how I transformed an old piece of furniture into something new. Join me in this easy white-wash dresser makeover.

If you saw my guest bedroom makeover last week, you may have spotted my new white distressed dresser. Except it isn't new... it's actually really old, just with a new coat of paint. Here's what the