We were going to paint it with Old White, but a few swipes of the paintbrush and we realized we would be working on that bed all day, so we went to the hardware store and bought about 9 cans of Satin creamy white spray paint and got it done.
The baby bed that Renee used when Lauren was a baby, is going in the nursery at my sister’s house, so we decided to lighten it up by painting it white. It was the perfect candidate to paint.Īnd this is the other side table you saw in my sister’s guestroom, a cheap Target table that she found on Craigslist. It was an antique store find of mine many years ago and I wasn’t using it right now, so passed it onto my sister. This is my old drum table, that you already saw in the room, but it was a brown wood with leather top when we started painting it. We decided to meet over there and my sister brought this all over in her truck and we all hung out together, painting. This took us about 6 hours at least to get all of this done one sunny afternoon at my parents house. So, here’s our day of furniture painting…all finished. It is not grey…at all! But a very nice light-ish khaki shade.
Country Grey is not named very well, in my opinion. Spray paint was the fastest way to get it done, even if it did take about 9 cans of paint. We used Annie Sloan chalk paint and also ended up spray painting the baby bed after we realized how ridiculously long it was going to take us to paint all those spindles on that bed. Since I shared my sister’s first guestroom makeover and also the 2nd guestroom/nursery combo, I wanted to show you how we made over the furniture.īefore those makeovers could happen, we worked a couple of days getting all the furniture painted for both of these spaces and that’s a job right there.
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