Pine bedroom suite makeover from country to classic
the bed was very hard to photograph in my work shop, sorry!
Here is the country pine bed frame before
and the inspiration photo for the desired look
And here is one of the two nightstands in its former country glory. It has such a pretty shape just crying for a makeover.
I set up the suite in my workshop and got busy
The nightstands tops had some deep gouges in the soft wood that required sanding down, here is the start.
progress continues after power sanding one completely to bare wood and on to the next
Both tops are now back to the natural pine and gouge free.
Now onto the edges of the tops, I used
SurfPrep foam sanding discs to form easily over the edge without changing the edge profile. The drawer fronts and bed frame were lightly sanded too to smooth any big dings. The years of "character" are part of the piece but just made less visible.
Pine has a tendency to bleed thru and seeing the goal is a smooth white finish, primer was brushed on in two full coats allowing to dry well between each one.
On to the queen size 4 poster
Painting while set up allows for all sides to be painted at once.
The first coat of primer is on all pieces and left to dry well. Then a second coat of primer was applied.
In between coats, the primer was sanded.
Now on to the actual paint, raw silk from
Fusion Mineral Paint was the perfect warm white for this project.
It is shown on the left nightstand with the bright white primer on right.
Two coats were hand brushed with a 2" angled synthetic brush to achieve the perfect coverage.
The last step was to address the original hardware. It seemed a bit to fancy for the old pine country look but with the new warm white, satin nickel would be perfect and go well with the new suite.
PERFECT!!
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