DIY White End Table Makeover

I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas! It is crazy to think that it is already over. Every year, I get more and more bummed because there is such a huge build up for it and then it goes by in a flash. Not fair. My kids are dreading going back to school and I am dreading getting back to the daily grind. It is so nice to have the break from practices, school and schedules to regroup and wind down with the family. The one thing that isn’t slowing down around here are the projects. Even though they keep me busy, it never feels like work because I enjoy doing them so much. I could do them day in and day out and not get tired of it. My latest project was this DIY White End Table Makeover. 

I found these tables at a local thrift store.

I am usually not an “end table” person.

I don’t look for them to make over, but these were different.

Hello, lion hardware and casters!

Furniture was half off that day so that helped too.

Another bonus was that they had glass tops. I started imagining all the possibilities I could put under the glass.

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Supplies Used In This White End Table Makeover:

Paint Deglosser

Fusion Mineral Paint – “Champlain”

Wood Grain Paper

To start the makeover, I used Paint Deglosser. These tables were a lot more “shiny” and “finished” than I usually like so the Deglosser worked great at prepping them before I painted them.

I was super excited to give Fusion Mineral Paint a try.

Their color choices are so great! I decided to go with “Champlain” for these tables.

They look like different tables!

The “Champlain” color is a perfect, country white color.

It highlights the hardware and casters so well.

I was thinking about putting old maps under the glass tops, but once I had the paint on the tables, I came up with a different plan. The reclaimed wood paper was a much better fit. I wish I could have put real wood under the glass, but there wasn’t enough space to do that.

The paper was the next best thing and it came out great.

If you noticed in the initial picture, the tables have different casters on them so one is higher. That didn’t bother me because you wouldn’t use these tables side by side so you would never notice.

The Fusion paint was amazing and I will be using the Deglosser on more projects like this. 

Once I had these done, my sister stopped by. She loved them so much that she said she wanted them for Christmas. Guess what was under the tree for her this year? 😉

She is finishing her basement so these are going to work perfect in the new space.

What do you think of the makeover? Have you used a deglosser before? What did you think of it?

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