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What to do with an old, dinged-up kitchen cabinet door? Annie Sloan to the rescue!
Dresser in Annie Sloane’s Aubusson Blue
This was literally the easiest paint project! This was a dresser that one of our neighbors was going to throw out. It was an ugly dark stain, but it was solid wood and in perfect condition!! 
Weathered Wood Desk with Annie Sloan Paint
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This sweet little writing desk. It was so easy to use Annie Sloan’s chalk paint to create this look. The great thing about Annie’s chalk paint is that you don’t need to prep the piece at all. Just give it a cleaning if it needs it. This piece was your typical “golden oak” color when I got it on Craigslist for $100. I didn’t take a “before,” I just knew I wanted to give this an old wood treatment.
Command Center Part 3: Hooks and Bench with basket for shoes
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I am SOOOOO happy with how this hook and bench area turned out! I struggled with how to collect the shoes, bags, and jackets that seem to inevitably creep in here from our garage mudroom/shoe area. Once I had the corner command center Part 1 and Part 2 done, I couldn’t let the extra wood go to waste, and had already cut it up into lengths that I thought could be used for shelves somewhere else in the house. Turns out they were perfect for this wall. 
Indian Inlay Stenciled Night Tables
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This might be my favorite project of all time. It was so easy with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint and Clear Wax. I started out with two beat-up nightstands that I got for $20 each on Craigslist. They were pretty dinged up, but had great wood bones. I just used them as-is for about 2 years before finally deciding to create an Indian Inlay pattern with paint.
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