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Glam Farmhouse Style Table
I have to admit that when I bought this table I was a bit amazed that the person was even selling it. I mean, it’s Ethan Allen and in great shape! Ethan Allen furniture is always made very well, and this table is no different from solid wood, dovetail drawers, planked wood top, curvy trim and chunky farmhouse legs, I’m in heaven!
A customer of mine claimed it to be customized. We decided on a rustic farmhouse style with a twist, we added a glamorous touch to the trim. To start I took advantage of a beautiful sunny day and sanded the top down outside with my favorite sander.
Next, I used a combo of paint and stain to create a farmhouse weathered reclaimed wood appearance on top. 
Next I and added a metallic bronze to the trim with a small artists brush.
The metallic trim adds just the right amount of elegance and glam, especially with the curvy details along the trim. 
The rest of the table was then hand painted in a creamy off-white and distressed in all the right places drawing just enough attention to all the curves and details of the table. The entire table was then lightly sanded to a super smooth finish using this awesome sandpaper that a friend of mine turned me on to, it’s a rubber based, flexible sandpaper that doesn’t fall apart and rises off when done. Can’t beat that considering I use a ton of sandpaper.
The original drawer pull truly belongs with the table, so I merely cleaned it up and refreshed it to the same metallic bronze as the trim.
This one of a kind rustic, glam farmhouse style table is ready for its new home.
The Result
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katherines corner says
I have just the place for this, when can I stop by, LOL. it’s lovely. I’m stopping by from dream create inspire. I look forward to visiting again soon. HUgs
Kandice says
lol! thank you so much and thank you for stopping by !
Grandmas House DIY says
This turned into such a stunner! Love the idea of staining the top and painting out the rest of the table, really sets the wood of the top off and this one turned out so elegant!
Kandice says
thank you so much! I think I may have to do this style more often 🙂
Terry says
Love the finish for this sweet table! … I think I watched the video on FB 😉 well done! I hope you enjoy a great weekend!
Smiles!
Terry
Kandice says
thank you so much! You have a great weekend as well xoxo
Dee says
What a great makeover, and I love the new color! Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday. 🙂
Ashleigh says
Whitewashing old furniture is my absolute favorite thing! I love the metallic trim too:)
I’d love it if you shared this at my weekly link party!
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Kandice says
thank you so much! i just popped over to your link party and Ive added you to my “where I party” page. Thank you for the invite, I look forward to joining!
Ashleigh says
Its a pleasure to have you! Every Friday at 6 theres a new one, hope to see you there!
Kate says
Love this! I really like the stained top and distressed white paint for the rest. The bronze is a nice touch too 🙂
Kandice says
thank you so much! and thanks for stopping by xoxo
Tuula @ Thrifty Rebel Vintage says
Another fabulous makeover Kandice! I love the look of the distressed white with the stained top. It’s perfect! Thanks so much for sharing at Vintage Charm.
Kandice says
thank you so much!!
Toni | smallhomesoul.com says
I love the transformation and the distressing you did on the legs, it looks great! And, I didn’t know about the flexible sandpaper, I’m going to have to try that. I like sanding blocks because you can rinse those too but this would be great for using by hand or on a sander.
Kandice says
thank you! and the flexible sandpaper is fantastic!