I’m in love with this little entry foyer table, with it’s rope legs, and pineapple details. I chose Teal Lake for it, after using this color on a recent Custom Order and loving it! I knew that some mocha glaze layered on top would really make the details stand out. This would be perfect in your entry foyer, in a hallway or maybe even a nightstand in your guest bedroom.
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Bombay Foyer Table
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Gray oak entry hall table
July 14, 2013 by Leave a Comment
This cute table has some beautiful details. Nicely turned legs and a pretty little scroll-like design along the front apron. The top is made of oak and was stained classic gray (although it looks more brown in the photos). The legs are rubberwood, and painted glossy white.
It’s such a great size and could be used in a foyer, behind a sofa, or even as a mini desk.
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Antique oak foyer table
July 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Such a beautiful, gorgeously detailed piece of furniture. Just look at all those details, everywhere you look! I had an inspiration for the look of this piece….a beautiful foyer cabinet I had just seen.
The base got 4 coats of bright white semi-gloss paint, and the top was stripped down to it’s natural state. The entire piece got a coating of clear wax, to add extra durability. And last but not least, I left the original pulls because I love that wonderful patina. So pretty!
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Oak foyer table
June 27, 2013 by Leave a Comment
This great oak table spent it’s former life as a TV stand. I saw it as being something even better though. So it got sanded down and painted a semi-gloss bright white, and new oil rubbed bronze hardware was added. Now, it would make a gorgeous table in a foyer, where you could drop your keys and mail; or maybe a sideboard in a dining room; or even a changing table in the baby’s room – there’s TONS of storage underneath for diapers, sheets, etc. It even has a roomy drawer up top. If everything had gone as planned, this table would also have had an amazing piece of gray marble on top, with a little bit of white veining. But a little boy, who shall remain nameless, decided to poke around, and….CRASH! Well, you get the idea.
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