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Vintage Art Deco China Cabinet Restore

This Art Deco waterfall china cabinet, circa 1940, had seen better days. Tucked away in a shop and used as a storage shelf, it was in rough shape. A family member, inspired by a photo featuring rich navy tones and warm wood, wanted to see it brought back to life. With that vision in mind, I gave the piece the repairs and makeover it deserved — blending classic navy with warm wood to honor both its history and a fresh new style.

Good Bye Orange Pumpkins



I picked up this pretty shiny ceramic pumpkin last year and had plans to give it a makeover but ran out of time so this year I pulled it out and set it at the front of the paint line.


I envisioned it in a warm white like the neat heirloom pumpkin varieties so popular now.

Seeing it was a shiny ceramic I went on the safe side and coated it with Fusion Mineral Paint's ultra grip for added paint adhesion.


I was working on a pair of wood candlesticks at the same time, both had Fusion Mineral Paint {get 10% off your order with this link} in Algonquin brushed on as first layer leaving the stem original.


Then 2 coats of Fusion Mineral Paint  in Champlain with their dark waxes in ageing and espresso to add shade and dimension


I just LOVE the transformation and it looks so lovely in my home decor now.




I liked it so much I decided to add a few more to the wooden dough bowl fall display so picked up a bag of minis at the dollar store.


And did the same steps on them sans the ultra grip



note the difference the dark wax makes on left vs solid paint on right



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  1. Thank you for sharing your Pumpkin make-over at Create, Bake, Grow & Gather this week Lee Ann. I'm delighted to be featuring this project at the party tomorrow and pinning too.

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    1. Thank you Kerryanne, I appreciate the kind words and feature

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  2. My goodness, what a difference your painted pumpkins made! I love how you antiqued them, they look so realistic!

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    1. Thank you, they are a favorite of mine too and love having them every year as part of my fall decor.

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