French Television Armoire by Ethan Allen

It's not every day that I get to work with

such a high quality, just amazing piece of furniture.

It can make you super nervous actually!

But, I am SO excited about the way this

beautiful Ethan Allen Television Armoire turned out!

I'm naming it...

"Danielle"

This is no antique either. It's a 1997 model.

This means high quality hardware and function, which

you will see shortly.

 

It only had 3 out of 4 of the original knobs,

so two went on the outside, and two other similar

knobs I had went on the inside drawer.

The piece is refinished with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint

in a mixture of Old White and French Linen,

with French Linen on the top and

sealed with Polycrylic.

Ok....unedited photos from here on out!

I have some kiddos to take care of!!! ;-)

Again, this piece has AMAZING hardware!

The doors open out like this, and

then they slide smoothly back into the cabinet.

 

 

Because of all the moving parts, I chose not to deal with

disassembling and painting the interior.

Here you can see the top quality sliding

hardware

for the doors.

The interior shelf slides in and out. The picture above shows

the maximum amount it slides out...it's just a little bit.

Here you see the alternative knobs and interior drawer.

Look at the solid wood quality and dividers!

The keys are taped to the bottom right section.

Or if you prefer, you can easily remove the wood dividers. :-)

Nice, huh?!

It gets better!

It has three integrated outlet plugs and a coaxial cable.

"Danielle"

$795 cash

Dimensions are: 36.5" wide x 22" deep x 50.5" high

Contact me for arrangements.

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BEFORE:

It wasn't in terrible shapes, but had scratches

and some fading on the wood...

Thanks for stopping by today!

~Anneke~

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Distressed French Wardrobe

I am SO excited to finally write about this

beautiful french wardrobe I recently finished.

It was one of those pieces that literally has hours into it,

and the picture sat under the "In The Works" spot

on my sidebar while other little projects were finished

and passed by this larger piece!

"Savannah"

I painted her with ASCP Paris Gray, heavily distressed the entire

piece, and sealed it with polycrylic. The

interior is a combination of ASCP French Linen

and Old White - maybe half and half? :-)

The only hardware replace were the knobs,

and the original hardware is all in

perfect working condtion.

On the inside is one rod, two drawers,

as well as two additional shelves if you prefer linen

or even game storage.

A close up of the lower portion.

A close up of the drawers.

One last shot! Between sickness, gym class, school, and well LIFE,

I did not get to stage this piece how I would have loved.

It is truly stunning and in great shape!

$495 cash

For any questions or to arrange an appt.,

contact me at:

rustichic@gmail.com

Before I go, here's a little

BEFORE:

I hope you love it!

Thank you and have a fantastic day!

~Anneke~

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day as well as Twitter and Pinterest.

I'd love for you to follow along! :-)

This Weekend's Big Find

Well, I'm not quite ready to reveal the hutch to you today, BUT I am excited to share with you what will be next in line.

Meet "Ava" (a beautiful name I love, but never made it to one of my daughters!)

My schedule has presented you with this night time pick, but I'll definitely get a brighter one for the sidebar. :-) Just wait until you see the inside - can't wait to get started!


I hope you had a great weekend.

Anneke