Danya Faye | A Vintage Flare Farmhouse Hello friends!! I hope everyone is having a FABULOUS start to Spring! The weather here has been warmer and I am loving it. I finally decided to break out the bunnies and refresh a few spots around the house.
What do you think about this fabulous buffet table that I found on FB marketplace! The best part is she was only $30! YES 🙌🏽
Prior to this I had zero experience with veneer and man it was a PAIN IN THE A🍻🍻!!!
Seriously! I started out the project by sanding down the entire table. I then used milk paint from Shackteau Interiors (not sponsored). Color: Sea Glass
After this I realized the veneer finish on the top HAD to come off. Ugh! I have bandaids on 3 fingers as I type right now. 👎🏽!
Once I figured out how to do it and got into the rhythm of it, it was doable.
After I had the layer of veneer removed I gave it a light sanding and then applied 2 coats of stain and finished it off with Hemp Oil.
Overall it was a rough project, but I think it was worth it ❤️!
This adorable bunny print was a digital download from Etsy. Click HERE to check it out (again not sponsored).
Be sure to tag me on IG in your projects so I don’t miss them!
Thanks for stopping by!!!
The buffet table looks amazing! All that hard work really paid off. The bunny print is gorgeous!
Hi Danya,
Great buffet, luckily I never had to deal with veneer to point of having to take it off. I know what a pain it is to remove.
It was worth it, love the color you chose too.
Your bunny print is very pretty. I don’t decorate for Easter since it’s the only holiday I get off.
I stick with spring touches plus my husband who doesn’t ask for much asked two years ago if I could get off the bunny, chick, nest train.
He’s such a great guy not a big deal.
Enjoy!
Cindy
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