Table Redo From Southwestern to Beachy Coastal

I found this cute little table at an Antique store. My décor in my house is beachy coastal and it just didn’t fit there so I decided to make it fit.

Time: 3 Days Cost: $35 Difficulty: Medium

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  Original table.

I painted the table white and blue using chalk paint. I love using chalk paint because you really don’t have to sand the wood unless you want to.

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  After paint.

I found the perfect spot for this little table but it was missing something. I decided to add something to the top of the table but didn’t know just what.

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  My own image.

I am an artist and I draw my own images and sell them on . I decided to use my Seahorse Love drawing. You can use whatever image you would like.

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  Shade back of image with pencil

I printed out my image and turned it over to shade it using a #2 pencil. I remember doing this as a child and it worked perfectly here. I then taped my image to the top of the table and traced the outline very carefully.

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  Image outline with white paint

I then used a very fine brush and white acrylic paint to make the outline. I filled in the outline using the same off whit chalk paint that I used for the table. 

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  Paint that I used.

Here is the paint that I used.

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  Table top painted.

See above.

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  My new Beachy Coastal Corner Table

Here is my completed furniture flip and I actually found a new spot for it in my dining room and added some bottles that I painted.

Materials used for this project:

• Corner table   (an antique store in Texas)
• Chalk paint   (Joanne's)