Update dresser with new knobs

I love how cabinet knobs can completely change the look of cabinet doors. One of the things that I always liked about the old kitchen was the cabinet door hardware. It was a white porcelain knob with an antique gold center.

I loved how it pulled together the white appliances and countertops with the oak cabinets. This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience. If you favor a modern, Swedish-inspired space , you probably have lots and lots of white.

That doesn't mean you can't use color for your dresser makeover. You can if you keep it light and fresh. Sarah Hearts got it just right with these pastel-painted scallops. Confessions of a Serial Do-it-Yourselfer 's Christy found this antique Empire dresser in a thrift store.

She left the two top drawers natural and painted the rest. Then, she decoupaged fabric onto the inset side panels. The result is a charming finish mix. Actively scan device characteristics for identification.

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Both of those dressers look amazing but I love love love the Big Sister. And that mirror??? Even though that look the moderny, chic, glam isn't really my style — I'm honestly in love! I read your article and get very important information in addition if you have any query about information technology office furniture installation company Chicago.

Hey Megan, your work on the furniture is impressive and i believe no one will be able to generate the same effect. It's good that you've added all the pictures and material of use. Thanks for sharing a great post. I was looking for some great idea that I can use with old furniture to make it look better and new. You just can't throw old furniture as a waste, I believe making some changes will help and will make it look better.

Beautiful — I have a dresser just like your big one — it was my mother's and I've had it since ! One of these days i'm gonna paint it! Thanks for the info! Thanks for the tips! I love your style and how adventurous you are in your make-overs. Furniture sale in Dubai Buy furniture online Dubai. I love your work. Thanks so much for your comment! I have a little sister dresser, but I wanted to paint it black or a steel gray for my son.

Do you have suggestions of colors? Thank you so much for writing. I think the little one would look amazing dark! Thank you so much, Laureen! These were definitely fun and fulfilling to do. The tray was a HomeGoods find…every now and then I still see similar items, so keep your eyes out! Thank you so much for your comment. This post was extremely helpful!

My dresser is very similar to yours. Thank you in advance! I am so glad you are inspired to makeover your dresser! All the pulls I used on this dresser were from Lowes. Truly lovely! Thank you so much, Jan! Yes, both pieces were quite a bit of work, but they were so worth it!

The response to these makeovers has been so kind and generous…. Your room is so serene! It is very spa-hotel like what I imagine a spa hotel to be like, ha! I think my favorite accent is the rectangular mirror with dimples. It is glamorous and so pretty, and I love everything you added! Can you spot the second IKEA hack? After painting this dresser green and adding sleek knobs to it, Megan Gilger bought two brackets from the company, painted them white, and installed them above the makeshift changing table.

Shifra Jumelet stained the bottom portion of this dresser a rich brown tone and painted the top a crisp white. But the real surprise was when she swathed all the knobs in a dark dye to create an optical illusion.

This story was originally published on December 20, It has been updated with new information. By Lydia Geisel.