Inspired by West Elm
It’s themed furniture day! Today’s theme is “Knockoff” or “Inspired By”. My makeover was inspired by a mid-century style nightstand I spotted on West Elm.
Super easy project adding just a bit of paint and cleaning up the original finish. Win-Win for both sides of the painted furniture issue!
Inspiration table from West Elm (source)
I really like the white paint and wood two-tone finish….so fresh and clean.
My project table is not mid-century modern but it’s what I had to work with and it needed a makeover.
This is the top of the table. I either had to paint the top or refinish it. No question about what I was going to do.
I used Reclaim paint in off-white. The photo above shows the table with one coat of paint.
There were just a few minor scratches and dings on the legs, shelf, and frame of the table. I took care of those easily with a furniture marker and Howard’s feed n’ wax.
That white perked the table right up. I know this table has a modern vibe but I had to use a few of my junky, rusty, treasures to stage the photo. That’s just me.
West Elm Inspired Sofa Table Project
If you love this makeover you have to get a look at my Pottery Barn Knockoff Dresser. See it here……Knockoff Dresser
I use Reclaim Paint a lot! You can find more of my Reclaim projects here….15 Beyond Paint Projects.
Supplies for this project: (Amazon affiliate links are for your convenience. Click here to read my full disclosure policy.)
Reclaim Paint, Off-White
Howard’s Feed n’ Wax
Furniture Touch-Up Markers
I think you will enjoy my video on How To Paint And Distress Home Decor…..
Video Tutorial
Time to see what my friends have for us today. Just click those photos below. I’ll see you guys next week. Have a great weekend!
Cathy Lawdanski says
Love the white & wood combination! Turned out great! Visting from #welcomehomewednesdays
Marie says
Your table turned out beautifully! I love the pop of white. Thanks for sharing your makeover with us at Merry Monday this week!
gail says
beautiful job Kathy! I love 2 toned furniture paint colors.
Thanks for linking up to talk of the town!
gail
Marie, The Interior Frugalista says
Wow Kathy, I can’t believe how just a bit of white paint completely transformed this piece! Love the way you styled it for the photos too!
Paula says
Beautiful! I love the combination of paint and wood.
Barbara says
That is one gorgeous, good-lookin’ table! I love the contrast between the polished wood and the white drawers. It is one of my faves you’ve shared. You get a “10” for effort and a “10+” for beauty!
Marcie Lovett says
I thought your table was the inspiration piece! Simple project, great look.
Gloria says
A note on the styling: that brown box was too bulky and especially too brown. The photo would have looked more interesting with a touch of virtually any color: a pop of red, or orange, or blue…
Tami @ Curb Alert! says
You found the perfect piece for this theme and I love it staged with your own junky, rusty goodness touches!
~Tami
rose l. says
Nice look!
Kim @Hunt & Host says
Wood and paint mixed like this is one of my very favorite kinds of furniture! I love your mix of old and new. You took a beautiful piece and made it perfect for you, that is inspiring!
[email protected] of a Serial Do-it-Yourselfer says
This is a great look for this table! Love how the white freshened the whole thing right up! XO
Dee Bell says
Thanks for sharing all your great ideas!
Suzee Bain says
Looks great! I was curious about the Reclaim paint and checked it out. I think the Reclaim Buttercream paint is just what I have been looking for to redo my small kitchen table. Double thank yous fur this post!
Amy | Canary Street says
Gorgeous! Love the two-tone look.
Carol says
Love this Kathy!!
Lindsay Eidahl says
Such a pretty table! You made it look brand new!
[email protected] says
Love the new look and even more with the items you staged it with Kathy! Your piece is perfect for this look too. I have that Howards product too, I should pull it out if it will make my furniture look as good as yours!
Susie @ The Chelsea Project says
I totally love your two-toned table. It’s the perfect intersection of mid-century and farmhouse. And your rusty staging teasures give it that great Petticoat Junktion charm. Another fab makeover!!! Susie from The Chelsea Project