Wall Shelf with Hooks
A wall shelf with hooks created from a
very interesting side of the road find.
and I am here to pick them up!
This was one of the 2 pieces of a broken table I found.
After cutting off the leg, I used the curved flat piece to create a wall shelf.
I attached hooks to the front and added a shelf to the top.
I gave the entire piece a coat of white chalk paint
then stained it with dark wax.
The piece has some gorgeous carvings that really popped
after the painting and distressing.
This guy has no idea what he is throwing away!
Another piece of this same table (the one in the photo to be exact) can be seen here.
Check out the armoire door I turned into a coffee table
same guy!
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The detail is awesome on the junk piece, and it made a great shelf.
ReplyDeleteThanks Carlene... it did, didn't it! I'm so happy with how it turned out!
DeleteYou are right, he didn't know what he was throwing away...but it takes someone like you to see the beauty in the "trash". Great job on the shelf!!
ReplyDeleteJane
I'll be driving by him again soon!
DeleteLOVE it susan! :) great job girl!
ReplyDeletegail
Thanks Gail! <3
DeleteGood morning,
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog 15 minutes ago; I can already tell it is going to be a favorite! LOVE this shelf...WOW!
Blessings,
Sherri
Thanks so much Sherri... welcome! Enjoy!
DeleteThank you, Susan :)
DeleteReally beautiful, Susan!
ReplyDeleteThanks Korrie! It was a fun project!
DeleteAdorable. So cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam :)
DeleteYou are brilliant!!! Thanks for all of the inspiration you provide! xo
ReplyDeleteYou are so kind Laurie... thanks for following!
DeleteYou really have an eye for turning those "junk" pieces in to fab ideas!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much JoAnn! I love what I do :)
DeleteYou scored big on that one! Great job remaking it into something so pretty. I wish I knew an antique store that threw away interesting stuff.
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