Redesigned by Beth

I finally got a chance to photograph this one today, life has been too busy! This was a bit of an experiment on a piece that is a combination of solid wood and laminate coating. I wanted to create a faux natural wood finish on the drawers since there was no way to sand the finish. I think it came out nice! I used Crinoline for the base. For the drawers I started with a base color of Soiree and then used a glaze of Smoky Quartz and then Limestone to create the faux wood grain. I replaced the hardware with some textured pulls from to match the coastal theme. Oh and also added some bun feet. Swipe for before 👉🏻.

Painted Drexel end tables looking beautiful in their home. Painted in Ash by

Not available-custom refinishing for a family heirloom bar cabinet that didn’t match the family’s farmhouse style. I created a custom dark charcoal gray color using . Swipe for before...

My current inventory available for custom refinishing. Details and dimensions are listed on my website https://www.bethestesdesigns.com/available-for-custom

Close up on the details 😍. I sanded down the legs and drawer fronts then sealed the wood with h**p oil from

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SOLD~refinished antique desk painted with in Crinoline and finished in h**p oil and antiquing wax. Dimensions are 50”W x 30”H x 20”D. Happy Holidays!

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From Mid Century to Modern

Swipe for before 👉🏻. These vintage Drexel end tables got an updated makeover with Ash on the base and Slate glaze as a stain on the tops.

A perfect little place to primp.

Swipe for before 👉🏻. I bought this vanity to refinish for our bedroom. It needed to be small to fit the space and I wanted to match the French country/modern farmhouse theme in our room. This little vanity was in really bad shape and needed more work than you would imagine. I removed the peeling veneer and this beautiful planked wood was underneath, I had to leave it natural. The mirror glass needed to be replaced so I decided to go with a new one entirely. Painted in Seagull grey by .

Chicken drawer liner, a surprise for my husband, the chicken collector

Loving the contrast of natural wood and black paint

Close up of the natural shelves. I sanded these down to natural wood then used Country Chic’s Smoky Quartz glaze as a stain ❤️