Well my friends....these past few weeks in the studio have been just plain nutty, in a good way, but nutty nonetheless! Hattie and I have been working, working away on many custom projects... trying to cut down on the waiting list. We have not had a lot of time to work on pieces for the Knack inventory, but we did make some headway on a set of six different mirrors that incorporate a few shades of blue and different papers. Hope to have them finished up this week and in the Etsy shop.
Today however, I would like to introduce you to Erma! This is piece number three for my client Jori and this little lovely will live in the master bedroom. Erma was a mess, and needed the most repairs out of all of the pieces, so it is extra joyful for me to see this shining little beauty with a whole new lease on life. I glued, clamped, sanded, nailed and glued some more until I felt like this old girl was in the best shape possible, and then I went to town on her finish. I picked up these gorgeous glass knobs on sale at Anthropologie, and they were absolutely without a doubt intended for this piece! Love it!
Have a great Monday!
xo,
Barb
14 comments:
I'm so glad that you were able to save her! THat is my absolute favorite style of furniture! I love how you used one knob per drawer. I never would have done it, but now that I see it, I will be trying it out!
Love the colors:)
loooourve her!!
oh be still my beating heart. she's lovely! yes, those knobs were made for her. Barb, you knocked it out of the park again! she's a beauty! xo
You did it again Barb! You are my favorite furniture blog, I love the way you stage.
Lovely! Those knobs completely change the look of the piece :)
gorgeous combination! i actually used identical knobs in red on a vanity i did that was blue! so mine was the the more intense version of yours as far as color goes! ;) i loove the color you used on this piece and the knobs finish it off beautifully!
Stunning as always! I really like the peachy amber of those knobs with the icy blue. It's unexpected and sophisticated at the same time. Great job!
oh wow--she is purd-dee! Love it! great work;-)
what a gorgeous piece! i love the combination of the pale blue with the amber knobs.
Really gorgeous, Barb. Great color combination.
That's really beautiful. And every single time I see that rhino, I love it.
i love Erma too! And, she has some gorgeous jewelery! What fabulous makeover you gave that old tired girl.
she's a BEAUT!!!!!
I love the orange knobs with the grayish color! Just wondering what you use to spray your pieces? Are you a fellow hvlp user?
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