An excellent alteration of an old oak dressing table for a modern interior. Photo was / is now

If you have original creative ideas and desires, you can change the design of any furniture in such a way that it fits the overall design of the living space.

Our heroes made repairs in the living room and decided to put an oak pier glass here.

Despite the fact that this furniture has not been used for a long time, and was also made several decades ago, it has survived well. For a certain style, for example, classic, the pier glass can be left unchanged.

Dressing table before repainting:

But the guys in the house have everything in a modern style, so I had to think about how to adapt the appearance of the furniture to the overall design.

The spouse took up this issue, the woman revised many options on the Internet, bought all the necessary materials and got to work.

For repainting, a blue color was chosen, the edges of all parts were covered with gold. The drawer doors and frames were supplemented with decorative elements, which were then painted with gold paint.

At the end of the work, all surfaces were varnished.

After:

The woman herself did not expect that such a cool result would be obtained, except that the furniture itself looks very cool, especially to me I like the combination of a blue shade with gold, it is fresh, light and airy, so also the design of the dressing table fits perfectly into the design of the living room rooms.

Agree, such a simple and not long work, has brought tremendous results. Everyone can pick up a brush and give new life to old interior items, at least for a summer residence such furniture will definitely go.

Particularly enterprising citizens buy old furniture for a penny and make unique and modern interior items out of it,

And then they sell it on the Internet or in their own shops. The business is indeed very profitable, since handicraft is always appreciated. Besides, this is time spent with benefit and pleasure.

❓❓❓ How do you like this alteration of the pier glass? Was the furniture prettier or was it better before?