Little Cottage Interiors

 French Sofa Table in Duckegg

Here is a nice little French-y sofa table painted in Duck Egg.  Its got sweet lines and is unusually large for this sort of piece if you ask me which makes it unique.

I purchased it from a garage sale.  It was in ‘ok’ condition but the finish was very dark.  My first thought was to strip the top and refinish it but that was a big giant AIN’T GONNA.  After two thick layers of Citristrip (one that I left on overnight) the stain was so deeply red and dark that it wasn’t budging.

Dark and stripper resistant!

It needed a fresh start in a much lighter color.  So with a little primer first to prevent the former life from bleeding through, two very thin coats of chalk paint in Duck Egg, a little distressing, some wax and its finished.

Its going on Craig’s List today, hopefully someone will love it!

I’m very excited about two dressers that I’m picking up this week.  They are both mid-century inspired and I can’t wait to get started on them!

Also, I’ve been working on some more burlap wreaths.  Remember the $50 Amazon gift card I won from Restore Interiors?  Well, I purchased ten 14 inch wire wreath forms and it was very nice getting them for FREE!  I got adorable winter embellishments to go on them.  They remind me of a ski lodge, cozy winter sweaters and hot chocolate.  Selling all ten would be awesome!

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  1. Kelli I LOVE it!!! It looks so nice especially in DEB (duck egg blue). I love the legs and it looks like carvings at the top. It is larger than I first thought, I can tell because of my favorite sailboat pic of yours. GREAT JOB!

  2. Hi Peggy, this table turned out beautiful! I love duck egg and it works very well here. I’ve subscribed to receive your email updates, and thanks for following me. I will be posting on my kitchen…when I get started. We talked about the plan last night, maybe my husband will have the doors off when I get home and I can start!
    Debbie 🙂

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