Refinishing a Smelly Mid-Century Dresser: The Most Extreme Restoration Yet!

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  • Опубликовано: 21 дек 2024
  • YOU WON'T BELIEVE THIS FLIP! This FREE curb side dresser smelled like cigarette smoke and was covered in several layers of chipping paint. I had NO idea what was under the paint and full odour removal is never guaranteed. But I'm glad I took a chance on it, and it was so fun refinishing this!
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Комментарии • 1,9 тыс.

  • @TranscendFurnitureGallery
    @TranscendFurnitureGallery  3 года назад +290

    Just a note- A common comment so far is in regards to the top drawers, as two of the handles have worn down or were broken at some point- I chose not to put the shortest handled one in the middle (as seen in the before pics) as it's not its proper home.
    The woodgrain pattern flows in one continuous pattern across all three drawers and moving them around would break up the pattern. The previous owners had them in the wrong order, and it wouldn't have mattered for them because they were painted. But I didn't want to break up the woodgrain pattern, so had to go with the "lesser of two evils", so to speak. If I'd painted the top drawers, it would be easy to switch them, but I didn't want to cover that grain up again! Older pieces sometimes have "quirks".. this is one of them. Not the right dresser for the "must be symmetrical" type, ahaha.

    • @sknap2728
      @sknap2728 3 года назад +8

      A beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing. U do excellent work.

    • @kathysheridan9234
      @kathysheridan9234 3 года назад +4

      Breathtaking

    • @tatzantwos
      @tatzantwos 3 года назад +6

      Good eye

    • @tatzantwos
      @tatzantwos 3 года назад +7

      Over the years I purchased a couple of baby grand piano's for next to nothing from piano dealers and flipped them one was a tribute to Dr. JOHN the other was a wacked tribute frank Zappa. You can find them just as easy as I did

    • @susiem1976
      @susiem1976 3 года назад +14

      Its a pet peeve of mine when folks mix up the wood grain flow, so I think you've made the better choice here, cuz it looks amazing. Could the right longer drawer handle not be sanded down or worked in someway to match the other two?

  • @telercoi3234
    @telercoi3234 3 года назад +151

    That paint coming off the top of the piece was one of the most satisfying things I’ve ever seen!

    • @ladonnawashington1643
      @ladonnawashington1643 3 года назад +1

      Same!

    • @ledi2005
      @ledi2005 3 года назад +2

      I agree 100%!!!
      Some other people seem to struggle with stripping paint. How do you do it so smooth???

    • @razrv3lc
      @razrv3lc 2 года назад

      @@ledi2005 I think it just depends on the paint. Sometimes it wants to come off and sometimes it really really REALLY doesn’t lol

  • @DavidRachlinMLIS
    @DavidRachlinMLIS 2 года назад +124

    I absolutely LOVE the slight two-tone effect of the drawers and handles. The slightly lighter handles gives you a great midcentury horizontal line across the rows of drawers and looks absolutely amazing.

  • @marciabradley7660
    @marciabradley7660 3 года назад +133

    I don’t think I have seen anything so magnificent. I never zip to the end on your channel because I want to see every minute of your work. Walnut is becoming my favorite also.

    • @brigidadebarros1720
      @brigidadebarros1720 3 года назад +2

      I usually watch her video's a few times. No zipping to the end..lol

    • @timmaggard8862
      @timmaggard8862 Год назад

      @@brigidadebarros1720 Same with me. She is very talented!

  • @suecapra5005
    @suecapra5005 3 года назад +63

    As a child of the 1960's I can say thank you for being so thoughtful of the artist that designed the dresser. Great job 👍

    • @cherylreinert9925
      @cherylreinert9925 2 года назад +4

      As a child of the 60s and also an artist, I agree

    • @thetravelingmaid
      @thetravelingmaid 8 месяцев назад +1

      1982 here and the older I get, the older my taste gets.

  • @salvagedbykscott
    @salvagedbykscott 3 года назад +135

    What a score with all that pristine walnut under that paint! It’s beautiful 😍

  • @melissahoneybee8493
    @melissahoneybee8493 2 года назад +36

    there’s no doubt that you are one of THE best at turning dubious furniture into absolute beauties. Another gorgeous piece from you. You are so skilled and artistically talented.

  • @moniemonie48
    @moniemonie48 3 года назад +175

    That is just an insane makeover! Doesn't even look like the same piece of furniture, which is the whole point, I guess. LOL You took something that looked caged, captured and hopeless and you set it free, if that makes any kind of sense. It really looks alive now, and can breathe! Another great job!

  • @andreaandrea6716
    @andreaandrea6716 2 года назад +8

    (11:11) Angie, your editing is PERFECT. It is SO balanced. You give the details I am curious about (and I know, for those who are learning and really paying attention, these are pure gold)... whilst never, NEVER boring. I appreciate that you take us through the whole process (but fast forward in lots of places, or TELL US what you've cut) and always tell us the products you use, what's good, what you only use occasionally and WHY. I love all of your comments in between. I watch as much for your comments and your sense of humour (and the bunnies!) as for the pure rhythm of the entirety. I'm a glutton for TRANSFORMATION (of all kinds) and my aesthetic needs are met by your immense talent. (I know I sound a little over the top, but I am REALLY fussy and critical! Your furniture restorations are the only ones I watch now because of all of the above). I hope you do these forever. THANK YOU!!

    • @TranscendFurnitureGallery
      @TranscendFurnitureGallery  2 года назад +1

      Aww this was great feedback! Thank you so much! With anything, it’s impossible to appeal to or please everyone all of the time, so I just try to create things that I would appreciate in a channel. And above all else, just being me, haha. While some genres really do dictate who and what a creator can be, I’m pleased to have the freedom to just be myself and do what I like doing with this one.
      I appreciate you! You’re one of the ones who comments quite regularly and I see that ❤️❤️

  • @amandaheasley426
    @amandaheasley426 2 года назад +3

    "Yes I can lift this, I am not a small human" SWOOOOON 🥰🥰🥰🥰
    Formal request to see more of your partner as well ❤

  • @moniquehorton1111
    @moniquehorton1111 3 года назад +20

    OMG! 🤭. I’m speechless. It’s beautiful. I love it. I hope you get $1,000 for it.

  • @frelnc
    @frelnc 3 года назад +31

    Wow, Angie. The dark green is perfect for this fix. Another absolutely gorgeous rescue. You're so talented.

  • @ashleyhansen7146
    @ashleyhansen7146 3 года назад +45

    While that paint was sooo nasty, it sure did protect that piece so it could be rescued by you! Beautiful work as always✨ Oh, and I have the same sander as you and now I can’t help but see that face when I use it and I’ve named him Sal 🤪 haha!

  • @jeepgirl398
    @jeepgirl398 3 года назад +4

    You make these pieces even more beautiful than the original builder could have dreamed they could look.

  • @jill552
    @jill552 3 года назад +13

    Just think of the previous owner’s lungs. It’s amazing they ever painted that beautiful mid century dresser, especially when they didn’t know how to paint.

  • @jodij5072
    @jodij5072 3 года назад +5

    All of a sudden, I now have reason to stop walking past all the ugly furniture at the thrift store. You have inspired me.

  • @camillethompson6686
    @camillethompson6686 3 года назад +18

    All I can say is wow!!! My dad taught me how to refinish furniture over 40 years ago, and I just learned a few new tricks from you! Keep up the good work

  • @crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230
    @crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230 2 года назад +11

    There is no restorer as good as you on RUclips that I have seen. Your ability to. Visualizing the potential and outcome of these pieces is just amazing! If I were you, I would have to have a huge house, because I would have a hard time getting rid of these final pieces. If I was in Canada, I would love to learn from you, but alas, I am in the States. So your channel is my learning guide.

  • @mcm.walnuter3479
    @mcm.walnuter3479 3 года назад +30

    I learn so many tips from you! I hammered my fingers last week, using finishing nails lol I will now use needle nose pliers to hold the nail THANKS 😊

    • @richardsonIII
      @richardsonIII 3 года назад +2

      I saw that and felt very silly for not thinking of that before. D'oh!

    • @andreaandrea6716
      @andreaandrea6716 2 года назад

      I noticed that too!

  • @cocobo22
    @cocobo22 2 года назад +1

    I'm speachless - how great this turns!

  • @Kay_D.
    @Kay_D. 2 года назад +4

    There's something so satisfying about watching the gross paint come off and seeing the furniture look new again! You've done such a beautiful job on this piece! 💗

  • @annexedcat
    @annexedcat 2 года назад +1

    That paint scraping was so satisfying 🤤

  • @TheCraftyMagnolia
    @TheCraftyMagnolia 3 года назад +17

    It turned out so nicely for such an abused piece. Your upgrade looks like it will give it many more years!

  • @karenvivian2194
    @karenvivian2194 2 года назад +1

    You didn’t just save it, you gave it an entirely new life!!! Gorgeous!

  • @kathywiszowaty4607
    @kathywiszowaty4607 3 года назад +24

    You continue to blow me away with your artistry and natural instinct on color choices!!! This piece looks like something from a designer show room floor...stunning!!! I'm sure it didn't look that good coming from the factory that originally built the piece!!! I heard this quote from the late John Lennon years ago and it resonated with ever since "It's weird not to be weird" !!! So from one weirdo to another I love your work and your videos are completely informative and engaging!!!✌❤

  • @antoniocasa3617
    @antoniocasa3617 3 года назад +4

    I share your love for vintage pieces ,and I am learning and becoming more confident. My goal is to furnish my home cohesively this way. The items have the most integrity, and each is a survivor like myself. Thank you for making me feel less wierd about my passion lol

  • @sazennonumber
    @sazennonumber 3 года назад +9

    Very well done! I am impressed that you didn't slap paint (especially the chalk paint - aghh!) all over the piece. You really revealed the beauty of the form and the material and brought it back to life. I so appreciate that you are thinking of the future make-overs or repairs - not many people take that into consideration. It looks beautiful.

  • @GeekyEily
    @GeekyEily 2 года назад +1

    Wow it doesn't even look like the same piece you gave it life! Love it!!

  • @Mia_9135
    @Mia_9135 3 года назад +4

    Wood grain is so beautiful 😍 It looked like there was continuity in the grain across the drawers. Amazing transformation!

  • @marzenarozanska7482
    @marzenarozanska7482 2 года назад +6

    Incredible 🥰 Thank you for saving this piece. I wouldn't see any hope in it but what you have done to it is just a miracle.

  • @pennymoreland836
    @pennymoreland836 3 года назад +20

    Stunning absolutely stunning! You did a phenomenal job! Outstanding!!! TFS!

  • @francesjolly5106
    @francesjolly5106 2 года назад +1

    You never give up on furniture,bunnies or body art. Loving this channel♡◇♡◇♡◇♡

  • @heatherd9340
    @heatherd9340 3 года назад +4

    I would love to see a compilation video of the most challenging pieces that turned out the best. Nothing wrong with longer videos, that's were the magic is.

  • @Iseeit4u
    @Iseeit4u 3 года назад

    You need a love button. Thumbs up doesn't cut it😀 Absolutely love your work!

  • @anniejones2640
    @anniejones2640 3 года назад +5

    Man Angie, that is a beautiful dresser! You are so talanted!

  • @joday1816
    @joday1816 Год назад

    There is something so satisfying about watching the scraping of paint stripper

    • @TranscendFurnitureGallery
      @TranscendFurnitureGallery  Год назад

      It is incredibly satisfying isn't it? I hope you saw the video I did called Super Satisfying - Paint and Finish Removal? Thanks for watching!

  • @Victoria-rf5en
    @Victoria-rf5en 3 года назад +20

    The finished result is so beautiful! The colors just compliment each other so well. I love your channel mainly because you always find a good balance between wood and paint finishes for a piece. I've wondered though, how do you know when a piece can be stained?

  • @pamallen2498
    @pamallen2498 Год назад

    I never get tired of watching and listening to you bring furniture back to life.

  • @varieta9466
    @varieta9466 2 года назад +13

    Angie this turned out beautiful! As always I appreciate your respect for the pieces and your desire to keep their integrity! You are a good person! Well done! ❤️

  • @keep_it_real_1
    @keep_it_real_1 2 года назад +1

    It's the 'phoenix rising from the ashes'... fabulous job ❤️

  • @bluecurlygirl
    @bluecurlygirl 3 года назад +4

    Aw girl that is amazing. What a wonderful job. Well done.

  • @IngebjrgReinholdt
    @IngebjrgReinholdt 6 месяцев назад

    Stained, sealed, delivered, it's yours! You just made your own web-shop jingle ;-) Beautiful work! Love the attention to details and focus on longevity.

  • @nicoleinnocenti965
    @nicoleinnocenti965 3 года назад +4

    You are amazing!! So patient and respectful with these diamonds in the ruff.

  • @frenchfan1278
    @frenchfan1278 3 года назад

    Angie you take such a good care of future refinishers of your pieces that you should stamp it with your name and date. So people in a future will know how good you are. Outstanding job as always.

  • @monikaweld5567
    @monikaweld5567 3 года назад +5

    Oh my...what a gorgeous dresser! You do such quality work. I wish I had just half of your vision and talent 😍❤❤❤👏

  • @PeckerwoodKustoms
    @PeckerwoodKustoms 6 месяцев назад

    The only thing more satisfying than watching that paint strip off, is looking at the finished piece...Another great looking unit Angie...well done

  • @oreobenavidez953
    @oreobenavidez953 3 года назад +4

    It turned out stunning

  • @themortalriver565
    @themortalriver565 3 года назад +2

    The dictionary example of transformation! The before and after are jaw dropping. I really respect the way you honor the item you're working with and the long term outlook you have with regard to the future life of these pieces.

  • @ChristinaHomeSweetHome
    @ChristinaHomeSweetHome 3 года назад +6

    Wow my gosh what a difference 😳 this one turn out amazing congratulations, if I hadn't seen it before, I would never have imagined what it was like, you created a beautiful piece 💕

  • @nayeemarashid8032
    @nayeemarashid8032 3 года назад

    I like your " sometimes I paint sometimes I don't" . Natural wood colour is always has a calm feeling , connection down to earth. Thanks for giving this furniture a 2nd fabulous life.

  • @flamingoliz
    @flamingoliz 3 года назад +14

    Wow, turned out so gorgeous. You'd never know what pretty wood was under all that nasty paint. Nice job.

  • @jaynesimmons2403
    @jaynesimmons2403 2 года назад +1

    Wow. Beautiful handles. Nice job.

  • @codacreator6162
    @codacreator6162 Год назад

    Mark of a true master: you make restoration look easy.

  • @RooniP
    @RooniP 2 года назад +1

    wow another awesome piece

  • @angiedavey1195
    @angiedavey1195 2 года назад

    That paint removal was so satisfying! Who knew all that beautiful wood lay beneath?? Thanks for saving this one, it's beautiful.

  • @pmanzano4474
    @pmanzano4474 Год назад

    I have never been interested in watching furniture restoration until I found you! I appreciate your step by step explanation and the final reveal is always so exciting! Keep up the great work.

  • @sylviajones4907
    @sylviajones4907 2 года назад

    Every time you say something about the video running long I think "It's only been 2 minutes!"
    Never too long, Angie. Love watching your videos. Thank you so much for sharing.

  • @chocolateminty
    @chocolateminty 2 года назад

    Please let me start by saying that very little mid century furniture rings the cherries for me. This piece is absolutely gorgeous! Your work is amazing!

  • @evarene07
    @evarene07 2 года назад

    I cannot believe this is the same piece😮…truly restoration craftsmanship at its finest 🦋…the piece is saying “I can breathe!”

  • @marlenesoares6521
    @marlenesoares6521 Год назад

    Your restorations are true works of art,a masterpiece👏👏👏👏👏👏💐

  • @jeanettepaynter1183
    @jeanettepaynter1183 2 года назад +2

    Thank you so much for the time you put into these videos. I find the explanations for why you do certain processes very educational. The piece looks beautiful!

  • @raquelennis3584
    @raquelennis3584 2 года назад

    You just completely get the pieces you redo. Seriously in every video I've seen. 👏

  • @barbmccarthy6811
    @barbmccarthy6811 Год назад

    Just gone down another rabbit hole watching your videos. I’m so enthralled by your skill and artistic vision of what these pieces can be. Just WOW!

  • @avalinah
    @avalinah 2 года назад

    When I have anxiety, I watch your videos. They're really good for peace and calm :) thank you!

  • @DonaTellaVers
    @DonaTellaVers Год назад

    Энжи, прекрасная работа! Самое, для меня, завораживающее зрелище - снятие старой краски 👍. Финальный результат великолепен! 🔥

    • @TranscendFurnitureGallery
      @TranscendFurnitureGallery  Год назад

      Isn't it incredibly satisfying to watch the old paint go?? Thank you so much for watching!

    • @DonaTellaVers
      @DonaTellaVers Год назад

      @@TranscendFurnitureGallery Это самое лучшее зрелище, я так и сказала. Наверное, трудности с переводом ☺️

  • @sunnyscott4876
    @sunnyscott4876 2 года назад

    I have tried a ton of different "hobbies " but furniture refinishing is something that I have never tackled. After watching your videos, I am so glad that I never tried it. You have the patience of a saint and such determination. I could never have done it. Thanks for sharing your wonderful talents and creativity. 💖💗🌟💗💖

  • @mmmmmmmmaria
    @mmmmmmmmaria 2 года назад

    those wood tones are an absolute dream. thank you for rescuing this gorgeous piece

  • @suecapra5005
    @suecapra5005 3 года назад

    This is the largest before and after difference I've even seen. FAB!!!

  • @abcjerilee
    @abcjerilee 2 года назад

    That is the prom dress I never got to wear. Beautiful! Can someone make me over in 40 years? Thank you for saving these pieces!

  • @marthajones1506
    @marthajones1506 2 года назад

    That is not the same piece! I love it. You are so thorough when you work. That means you take pride in what you do. Thanks sharing with us the good, the bad, the smelly and then the beautiful.

  • @maryiorio426
    @maryiorio426 2 года назад

    Wow! Why would anyone ever choose to paint that beauty? What a labor of love! So many tiny, frustrating issues to deal with all along the way! But you pushed through! Well done! It’s gorgeous now! Congrats!

  • @australianredochreleather1157
    @australianredochreleather1157 3 года назад

    Nice to see someone actually taking care in their refurbs. Good job.

  • @mecalcreates
    @mecalcreates 3 года назад

    I can't believe anyone would paint overthat beautiful peice. You did an amazing job!

  • @Truthseeker8791
    @Truthseeker8791 4 месяца назад

    As always, the queen comes through with another stunning piece.

  • @lovelyshirl
    @lovelyshirl 2 года назад +1

    Gorgeous.

  • @angelavonbarnholt5191
    @angelavonbarnholt5191 3 года назад

    Oh wow. I watch all your videos but have never commented before. These are so gorgeous. Thank you for saving the old and unwanted and bringing out that hidden beauty. X

  • @rethamoore4282
    @rethamoore4282 2 года назад

    WOW!! What a huge difference you made on that dresser !! BEAUTIFUL!!♥️😀

  • @jcneill8164
    @jcneill8164 2 года назад

    Outstanding transformation. I would never have guessed you could make this piece this attractive.

  • @joycohen938
    @joycohen938 2 года назад

    I remember this phase….before we appreciated the mid century lines and aesthetic….and crackle paint and sponging was a thing! So glad you’ve let the walnut veneer show through. I have a similar piece and love the handles!

  • @Lemieux_7
    @Lemieux_7 Год назад

    So satisfying to watch the paint getting scraped off the top👩‍🎨

  • @brendaalbaugh8927
    @brendaalbaugh8927 2 года назад

    I think I’ve watched all of your shows multiple times and not once have I wanted you to go faster or make shorter recordings! I like that you’re thorough in your work and your explanations!

  • @LtRee96se
    @LtRee96se 2 года назад

    I don't generally like paint on a good piece of wood, but you have changed my mind. It's perfect.

    • @TranscendFurnitureGallery
      @TranscendFurnitureGallery  9 месяцев назад +1

      I do a lot of full restorations but sometimes a bit of paint on lesser quality wood (and especially plastic laminate coated wood, or Formica) can keep something structurally sound from being tossed just because it’s a bit rough or dated cosmetically. But I like to restore certain woods whenever possible. 🙂

    • @LtRee96se
      @LtRee96se 9 месяцев назад

      @@TranscendFurnitureGallery I like the fact that most of the wood grain is still visible. You did a great job. I subscribed.

  • @justice2255
    @justice2255 3 года назад

    Bowing down to your incredible talent and caring for this once living tree. Don't mind me, I always thank my Christmas tree for giving it's life for my family soooo...

  • @penny8597
    @penny8597 2 года назад +1

    absolutely stunning! what an amazing transformation! well done!

  • @diannameyers8163
    @diannameyers8163 2 года назад

    Oh my dear Angie! You silly girl... It doesn't matter how long the video is, the end result is well worth it!!!

  • @dazedconfused5019
    @dazedconfused5019 3 года назад

    You are definitely a professional to deal with that smoke stain, I began to cough and mentally smell what that odor was like. So worth the time you spent on this, it is beautiful.

  • @bill90405
    @bill90405 2 года назад

    In the 70s lots of folks, me included, used antiquing kits to fix up that dark old walnut MCM furniture which was truthfully showing its age by then! Now the furniture and I are antiques! Great to see younger folks appreciate these treasures.

  • @SledDog5678
    @SledDog5678 2 года назад

    Congrats on such a gorgeous salvage! Your patience, knowledge, talent and attention to detail is 👍👍👍!

  • @bridgetbrown8351
    @bridgetbrown8351 3 года назад

    Hi again. Miss Angie.🤗😘 you made me cry. On that hot mess dresser. Your amazing! Thank you again. For saving the lives of these pieces. So much love. From your Philly fan. 🤗😍😘💖👑👏😇😻🤩

  • @kirstenarentzen8503
    @kirstenarentzen8503 7 месяцев назад

    As I try to find a house in today's crazy housing market, I continue to keep my goal in mind -- to fill my home with special pieces just like that one. Danish mid-century furniture has always been my favorite style. I'm so glad you get excited when you identify a piece of it, no matter how badly it has been mistreated or neglected, and are then willing to tackle the challenge of bringing it back to it's full glory.

  • @bowerbirdstyle7661
    @bowerbirdstyle7661 3 года назад

    This piece has such nice lines. Good to see its beauty revealed.

  • @kathrynschamanski3766
    @kathrynschamanski3766 2 года назад

    Yet again you've rescued a sad piece of furniture and turned it into a beautiful piece of "forever" furniture! Great job!

  • @marionday1451
    @marionday1451 2 года назад

    Terrific editing - you mentioned the conflict between wanting to edit out uninteresting continent while not missing important steps. I think you strike a great balance here.
    The dark green you mixed was a very popular furniture upholstery colour at the end of the 1960s, seeing it on this piece just takes me back to that time. Lovely.

  • @paulcarlachapman628
    @paulcarlachapman628 3 года назад

    I clicked "like', but I LOVE this piece. Gorgeous!

  • @erinbuckley1170
    @erinbuckley1170 Год назад

    Wow! That turned out INCREDIBLE! That must have been so satisfying. What an amazing Restoration Artist you are!

  • @scarlett4534
    @scarlett4534 3 года назад +2

    I'm so happy that you don't over edit. I'm just learning this beautiful craft of furniture restoration and I need to see all those steps. Besides you are a wonderful teacher!! ❤

  • @robinmeares8019
    @robinmeares8019 3 года назад

    My reaction was WOW!! What a wonderful transformation.

  • @librarynan4610
    @librarynan4610 2 года назад

    You gave this piece back its dignity.

  • @gwendolynshire9660
    @gwendolynshire9660 2 года назад

    My oh my! Your videos are such a treat to watch. It brings me back to when I watched my Dad and then my three sons, working with wood and building beautiful pieces. Yours are exceptional in every way. and that includes your videos as well! Super artiste!

  • @lindaleach7954
    @lindaleach7954 2 года назад

    That is a dramatic transformation! The different tone in the handles sets it off nicely!