Yellow Table with Vintage Storehouse Chalky Paint Powder

Date
Jan, 28, 2015

[ This post has been sponsored by Vintage Storehouse Restoration Co. All opinions and thoughts are 100% my own. ]

This lovely little table was my Christmas gift to my mom this year for her to store her sewing and knitting supplies in. There’s a little surprise on the sides that you can’t see in this photo, but it’s my favorite part of this piece. 😉

YELLOW TABLE WITH VINTAGE STOREHOUSE

CHALKY PAINT POWDER

Yellow Table

I picked it up from my go to antique store down the street from our apartment:

Before Table

Aren’t those details on the sides just perfect? It was in pretty good shape so it didn’t require much attention before painting.

I was so excited to finally try Vintage Storehouse Restoration Company’s Chalky Paint Powder. Kelsey not only does amazing furniture transformations herself, seriously, go check them out, but also sells this amazing product that you absolutely need to try.

And don’t even get me started on how cute the packaging is!

http://www.vintagestorehouserestorationco.com

Now I’ve tried making my own home made chalk paint before using plaster of paris, and I just wasn’t happy with the consistency. It always felt gritty and not as smooth as I would like. This product is similar in the way you create it, but the outcome is a million times better.

STEPS:

:: Add 2 Tbsp VS Chalky Paint Powder to 1 Tbsp Water
:: Mix well
:: Add mixture to 1 cup latex/acrylic paint – any brand or color
:: Paint!

So simple and it gives you the freedom to use ANY color you could possibly want. Similar to the other chalk paints, there is no sanding or priming necessary. I would describe the consistency as fluffy and smooth; and it goes on just as great.

As you can see in the photo above, Vintage Restoration Co. does sell antiquing powders as well. I didn’t use them here but will be giving them a try soon and will keep you posted! They come in a variety of colors.

For this piece, I used Valspar’s Soft Focus and added a touch of white to lighten it up a little. I did some distressing and sealed it up using Annie Sloan® Dark Wax.

Yellow Table

Yellow Table

Two Toned Table

Vintage Yellow Table

And for an extra little surprise, I added some fun fabric to the drawer 🙂

Fabric Inside

My mom loved it and I was so happy to be able to give her something I made. If you missed out on what I gave my brother, you can read about that here.

I hope you have a fabulous day everyone!

Yellow Chalk Paint Table

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21 Comments

  1. Reply

    Kelsey @ Vintage Storehouse

    February 6, 2015

    Of course I couldn’t help but feature this cute little side table this week over at our ReLoved Fridays! Thanks for linking up & for trying out our chalky paint powder! I hope to see you again at this weeks party!

    Kelsey @ The Vintage Storehouse & Co.

    • Reply

      brepurposed

      February 6, 2015

      Yay! Thank you so much Kelsey! I can’t wait to use the powder again! xo

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    Sarah Lemp

    February 4, 2015

    This is gorgeous, as always! I am totally looking into this stuff. I’ve been waiting, trying to decide what to use on my piano. I wonder if this would work well. For real, I’ve been thinking “what would Bre do??”

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      brepurposed

      February 5, 2015

      Aww! That totally just put a huge smile on my face 🙂 And I bet it would be perfect on your piano! I love it because the color possibilities are endless!

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    Krysal

    February 3, 2015

    It is a lovely piece! It turned out beautifully! Great job! Regards, Storage Ratcliff Ltd.

    • Reply

      brepurposed

      February 3, 2015

      Thank you so much!!

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    Amanda @ Dwelling in Happiness

    January 29, 2015

    Super cute! Love the color, and the paper inside is adorable! Great makeover 🙂

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      brepurposed

      January 29, 2015

      Thank you Amanda!! xo

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    Havok

    January 28, 2015

    The paint job is beautiful, but pretty sure the floral fabric in the drawer seals the deal! Fabulous job!

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      brepurposed

      January 29, 2015

      It’s my favorite part!!

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    Leigh Anne

    January 28, 2015

    I love this, gorgeous!!

    • Reply

      brepurposed

      January 29, 2015

      Thank you Leigh Anne!

  7. Reply

    Marie@The Interior Frugalista

    January 28, 2015

    I like the sounds of having an alternative between homemade chalk paint and ready made. Love what you did with this table and I bet your Mom was tickled pink when she saw it!

    • Reply

      brepurposed

      January 29, 2015

      It’s a really great product, you should def give it a try! And my Mom absolutely loved it!

  8. Reply

    Christina @ Operation Home

    January 28, 2015

    I love that side detailing and the knob is totally the bomb! Super cute, Bre!! 🙂

    • Reply

      brepurposed

      January 29, 2015

      Thank you Christina! It’s one of my favorite knobs, it looks great on so many pieces!

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    Kristi

    January 28, 2015

    Oh my goodness! I had no idea such a thing existed! How brilliant!!! LOVE how this table turned out! I’m sure your Mom was thrilled with it Bre!

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      brepurposed

      January 29, 2015

      It’s amazing, you should def try it out!! Thank you Kristi 🙂

  10. Reply

    Lindsay Eidahl

    January 28, 2015

    So cute! This looks like a fun product to try!

    • Reply

      brepurposed

      January 29, 2015

      Thanks Lindsay! It’s super fun! I love that you can use any paint with it!

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