Remember my black,
That small table was a prelude to my next project.
My kitchen table.
My kitchen table.
My kitchen table is a larger version of the pedestal table I purchased at G.W. (Goodwill).
For some time now, I have entertained thoughts of painting my kitchen table black.
I have had second thoughts.
I have had second thoughts.
Would I regret it later?
After I painted the smaller table,
those second thoughts gave way to thoughts of,
those second thoughts gave way to thoughts of,
when shall I start painting?
This is my kitchen table before.
Solid oak.
Purchased in 1993.
No cracks, no chips.
Paint and crayon marks sprinkled throughout.
I sanded the top,
just to make sure there weren't any dried out Cherrios camping out.
I wiped off the dust,
armed with a sponge roller and some black paint,
I bit the bullet.
I bit the bullet.
3 coats later,
this was the result.
Again,
I think this rivals another Pottery Barn pedestal table.
My price tag is much easier to swallow.
Take a closer look.
I replaced the matching 4 oak, country style chairs, (popular in 1993)
with leather and espresso stained chairs.
Then added 2 chocolate,
fabric covered dining chairs
fabric covered dining chairs
to the head of the table,
on each side.
This is how it all came together.
Pottery Barn looks,
at G.W. prices.






















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