Painted jacobean buffet

Stain: Java Gel by General Finishes Paint: 50/50 mix of Linen and Marzipan by MMS Milk Paint

I love a good estate sale or thrift store find. How about you? Take for instance this long-forgotten piece we found at an estate sale in Cherry Hills Village, Colorado. The area boasts multi-millio…

I started redoing furniture, as a hobby for my home, about 6 months ago. Little pieces, here and there... I was waiting to get my hands on a piece like this!…

I started redoing furniture, as a hobby for my home, about 6 months ago. Little pieces, here and there... I was waiting to get my hands on a piece like this!…

I started redoing furniture, as a hobby for my home, about 6 months ago. Little pieces, here and there... I was waiting to get my hands on a piece like this!…

Bring bold elegance to your home with this dark green buffet makeover! This stunning furniture makeover uses DIY hacks and creative painted furniture techniques to transform an old buffet into a unique statement piece.

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Restoration Designs || Nicole on Instagram: “•Available• These Jacobean buffets are at the top of my furniture favorites list! They are just so beautiful naturally. This one needed…”

This Jacobean hutch cabinet had been calling my name for almost a month at Morgantown Market. I knew it would look amazing once it was painted,

This 1920's Jacobean Buffet had lived in a garage and served as a potting bench for years when I stumbled across her..... She didn't look to bad from the fron…

I have wanted an antique sideboard buffet for years! Unfortunately, they can be hard to find for a decent price. I typically see them, unfinished, going for around $500. That was way out of my price range, since I knew I would be repainting it.I was fortunate to find this beauty on the fB Marketplace, for $250! I wasn't about to let that one slip through my fingers! It definitely took some work; but in the end, she turned out exactly how I imagined! The orginal piece This is what sh…

Restored late 1940's dresser with Benjamin Moore Hale Navy Flat paint, original hardware cleaned with Bartenders Friend. No stain on the top, I just sanded the wood down and used a Satin Poly Clearcoat on top.

Classy on the outside, happy on the inside. This is how I painted this beautiful Jacobean buffet. The Before and After. This is how it looked before sanding and cleaning. The buffet was in fairly good shape but parts of the veneer were missing or damaged so it needed some wood filler. I spray painted the knobs and pulls with Rust-oleum bright coat (silver). I primed the interior of cabinets and drawers with Rust-oleum white primer and the outside with Rust-oleum gray primer…

This 1920's Jacobean Buffet had lived in a garage and served as a potting bench for years when I stumbled across her..... She didn't look to bad from the fron…

Please ask for shipping quote BEFORE purchasing! This stunning Jacobean Buffet has original hardware and beautiful details! She does have some minor wear and tear, but is in beautiful condition. 2 drawers when 2 cabinets, solid wood with wood veneer, lots of curves and gorgeous detail. 66W x 22D x 39H