Metallic Silver Server
I created fabulous silver insets on this gorgeous server...
This pretty piece started life as a hand me down...
Nice, but needed to be lighter and brighter for the New Year.
I started out by painting the server a creamy white and distressing the edges, this piece was well on it's way to beautiful!
Next came the drawer and door insets... Gorgeous silver metallic paint by Fusion Mineral Paint was perfect for what I had in mind.
The Matthew Mead Studio Metallics are so pretty and come in a variety of different finishes.
It's honestly hard to choose my favorite metallic color but I am a silver girl... silver jewelry all the way for me so silver insets on this cabinet were my first choice.
It's honestly hard to choose my favorite metallic color but I am a silver girl... silver jewelry all the way for me so silver insets on this cabinet were my first choice.
I love how smoothly the paint goes on and the best part is that there is no need for a top coat.
The metallics added the perfect accent to this farmhouse style server.
The gorgeous silver finish on the top of this piece has a beautiful reflection and shine.
I'm looking forward to adding Fusion Mineral Paint Metallics to more of my projects for the perfect little extra bling.
No surprise that this piece sold in a day!
Fusion Mineral Paint including this beautiful metallic line is available to my local friends at Revival Oporium at Backstreet Antiques.
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Of course it sold in a day, it's darn cute. Those metallic paints are the most metal-tastic ones I've used. They turn anything into a metal look item.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Bliss!
DeleteAwesome transformation Susan!
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda!
DeleteLove this Susan! What an awesome transformation!
ReplyDeleteLove the silver metallic.
Sandi
Thanks Sandi... the paint is so easy to use!
DeleteYour projects always look like such fun! Great job!
ReplyDeleteYou are so kind! Thanks so much!
DeleteLove how your project turned out! I have been itching to try out Fusion paints, thanks for the wonderful opportunity!
ReplyDeleteTry it try it Brenda! You will love the way it goes on so smoothly!
Deletesusan it looks modern without being to stark nice job xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Monkey!
DeleteWow what a change in that piece, love it!! I have never worked with the Metalic's before they look fabulous, must try!!
ReplyDeleteTry it Cathy! You will fall in love :)
Deletewhat a transformation! Wow, you really outdid yourself on this one. Not surprised it's already gone!
ReplyDeletegail
Thanks Gail! I'm pretty lucky, my furniture doesn't stay around too long :)
DeleteGorgeous! The power of paint never disappoints, and you had me at, "no top coat needed", which is music to my ears. Really awesome transformation. Take care, Cynthia
ReplyDeleteNo top coat needed is my favorite part too! Thank you Cynthia!
DeleteWonderful!
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! O pretty :-)
ReplyDeleteBlessings...
Sherri
Susan! I love your cabinet! Fusion paints are fast becoming a favorite for me. I haven't tried the metallics yet but now I think you've inspired me :) I love that you did the drawers and doors in metallic paint and it doesn't look "over done" at all. If you are interested in joining up to one more link party each week I host Making Broken Beautiful. It runs every Thursday thru Sunday and is a furniture and decor party. You do beautiful work and I'd love it if you would come inspire! I hope you have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteSmiles!
Terry
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