TRASHED & FILTHY: Unbelievable Laminate Dresser MAKEOVER
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- This transformation is like night and day. I did what I could to keep this 70s laminate and wood dresser full of mouse droppings out of the dumpster. It's sturdy, but just terribly neglected. It had no feet/casters, the drawers barely worked.
I used a new-to-me paint colour from Fusion, Wood Wick, and made a very diluted paint wash for the drawers out of the same colour, sealing with Odie's Wood Butter. I also added new brass casters; a bit of bling and the icing on the cake.
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Side note- it's been brought to my attention that the auto-generated subtitles labelled "Hantavirus" (when I was talking about the droppings) as HAUNTER VIRUS. HAHA! Which is comical, but in all seriousness... it's Hantavirus. lol
Also- I just realized that in the video I said I paid $40. I didn’t! It was initially listed at that price but it was only when the previous owner dropped it to $20 that I contacted them. Sorry about that! Totally escaped me during the voiceover.
Beautiful!!!!
Ha, Ha. It would be haunting if someone got the Hantavirus from this. Wah, Wah! No punning around though, you did a lovely job.
Automated subtitles can be hilarious. I once watched a BBC drama where the subtitle read: "The suspect was seen jogging on hamster teeth." True story!
As a resident of Hantavirus country, yes, thank you for talking about being very careful!
Talented, resourceful, hard-working, honest as the day is long... you are a breath of fresh air in a world of coughing post-covid-idity. (a good thing in case you're wondering😜) I hope you never EVER change.
Love the process/ end result. Cheers Ang ☕ Pat x
You turned something ugly to amazing. Deffinetly didn't see the vision at the beginning. Angie you never fail to impress.
Thank you so much for watching Kevin!
Oh,Angie. I am near tears when i saw how it finished. The mismatched woods just look unique and quite beautiful in their own way.the paint being a quiet force that pulls the piece together. Hoping the hopping critters are all fine. Your mouser checked out and found no mousies!!! Thank you.
You turned something ugly into something really unique. Amazing work!
Love it Angie. You are amazing!
I discovered your channel and have watched every single video. I’m in Australia and love the snow scenes too. 😊You are so creative and artistic and I love watching you work. Love the bunnies too, as we’re not permitted to have them as pets where I live. You are an inspiration to those of us beginning to refresh and refinish lonely furniture pieces. Thank you.
Angie, you are the best furniture flipper/refinisher on RUclips! ❤ (IMO)
You're biased ;-)
@@TranscendFurnitureGallery ummm maybe so but I’m sure I’m not alone in this opinion ;)
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No, he is right, you are the best
It’s not biased if it’s true! I have to agree with her! And I’m so grateful for everything that you do- you have no idea! 👍🌟🤘
(Loved that Willow didn’t find anything wrong- kitty approved!)
I love Angie because she teaches and has amazing taste in music.
If y'all want some fun, check out Modern Makeovers. Talented, hilarious Asian kid. No speaking, no music, the occasional caption to give you his thoughts, but what really sets him apart is his video production. It's absolutely top flight. Time well spent.
I personally love those warm neutral tones-very soothing. The drawers remind me of reclaimed barn wood. Great call keeping the original hardware. Beautiful!!! Angie, you've done it again! ❤
Thank you so much!! I'm so glad you like how it turned out. 😀
You turned this humble little dresser into a quiet beauty. I really, really like it and anyone would be proud to have it in their home. Love the natural wood and I'm glad you stuck with the original hardware as it's really pretty.
Thank you! 😊
It is hard to believe how nice pieces like this can actually be. Beautiful job.
Thank you so much 😀
You knocked that one out of the ball park! The drawers’ grain actually look to be a work of art in themselves : the heavy grain, variation of type, size, color of that wood grain in total combines into the look of an abstract painting. Brilliant, stunning, perfecto!
Thank you very much!! 😀
exactly
I'd rather see mismatched woodgrain over paint anyway. Love it as always. ❤
Wow!! Angie, you’ve done it again!! It’s hard to believe that this is the same dresser!! The result is stunning, and I love that paint color!! 😍❤️
Thank you so much! 😊
"There is sometimes beauty in imperfections." Yes! The mismatched color and grains of the drawer fronts are what give this piece it's interest. I love your attitude and your work.
Thank you very much! 😊
🍭SWEET! As usual, you cleaned, sanded, drilled, painted and totally NAILED it ❤
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you like it!
Great choices for completing this piece. Final result is real worthy of anyone’s home.
Thank you very much! I appreciate that! 😊
Thank you for the privilege of watching such beautiful work. You're making our world better one piece at a time
Thank you so much 😀
WOW. What a lovely transformation! The end result is amazing. Thank you for not only saving a neglected but decent piece of furniture from the landfill, but also giving it a gorgeous glow of beauty. Those tawny shades are so rich! And the brass accessories are perfect. Great job as always :)
Thank you very much! 😀
Bravo! You took a 'fugly' throw away and gave it character and warmth! I love seeing what you can do with pieces like this!
Thank you so much! 😊
I love it! It's GORGEOUS! The variations on the color of drawers are AWESOME! Yes, it's better than the other, older set you transformed... it's WARM and CONTEMPORARY! Thanks so much for sharing
You're most welcome!! 😀
Gorgeous! I love how the paint color calls out some of the natural tones in the wood to tie it all together. It’s very balanced. Love it!
Thank you so much! 😊
You are such a master rehab-er, Angie. I personally like asymmetric wood grain, so those drawers are attractive to me, "interesting patterns" is another way to look at them.
Thank you very much! 😊
Amazing! When you said "mismatched drawers" I remembered the piece you did where the drawers were all different types of wood and one of them was elm!
Yes, that one was soooo different!
Honestly, Agnie, these are probably my favorite pieces from you. I love seeing the beautiful, expensive pieces come back to life, too, but it's so cool that it isn't all you do. I wish we would all reuse and revive common things and make them beautiful. There's something poetic in that, and it's good for everyone.
I appreciate your comment. Thank you so much! 😊
The paint color is perfect with the varied wood tones on the drawer fronts. 🎉
I'm so glad you like it!
As always...magnificent job!
Wow, thank you!
Now THIS is definitely trash to treasure! I love the natural beauty that you brought out in the drawers, Angie!
Thank you so much! 😊
My initial reaction was, “Girl, you’ve got your work cut out for you”! I never could have imagined what you did and how beautiful it turned out. You truly are an artist, Angie ❣️ Once AGAIN Fabulous!!
Thank you so much!! 😊
I know I’ve binge-watched too many of Angie’s videos in a row when the Reveal Song is stuck in my head for the entire day. 😁
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Turned out great.
Thank you so much! 😊
The wood on the drawers looks so much nicer than the faux wood finish. Great job.
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow 😳. You're right, I would have never thought that dresser could be so warm and beautiful! What a transformation!
Thanks so much! 😊
This looks so good now! The paint and washed drawers go so well together and because each drawer has different grain with variations of color, it looks deliberate. The more I look at it, the better I like it! 👌👌👍👍💕💕
Thanks so much! 😊
Angie, you are nothing short if a magician. From the mousy dumpster worthy piece to this piece that is interesting, eclectic, and yet has a classy flair. I'd love to have a piece like this in my guest room!
I'm so glad you like it! Thank you very much! 😊
Unrecognisable Beautiful new look would fit so well in any decor. Love it ..Thankyou for all the hard work
You're so welcome! 😀
Those new, shiny rollers on underneath the dresser make me smile. I love that little bit of bling even though many people wouldn't care. I'm glad you did.
Glad you like them!
I love it! I do these kinds of furniture. I don’t discriminate 😂
That is wonderful!
As always an amazing transformation. We have done so many blonde mahogany pieces because nobody else wants to do the work to get the blonde finish off! I just took the blonde off from the tops of a Bassett tallboy and lowboy tonight for a paint and stain combo.
🤣🤣🤣 That was my grandmother’s bedroom suite except it was all blond finished and two nightstands. I recognized the handles. 🤣🤣🤣 The last time I saw it was 1987 on a visit to Rochester NY. Great job rehabbing it.
That's funny because my grandmother had the matching highboy. I wish I could say that I last saw it in 1987, but it's still at the cottage!
That is awesome!
Love that you gave her those little jewelry casters. 😻 The taupe washing with sanding worked great! You can still tell that the drawer front wood is a hodgepodge, but it's a uniform hodgepodge because of the taupe tone.
You certainly did do it justice Angie. It’s now a very respectable and unique piece of furniture x
Thank you very much! 😊
Angie I think you don’t give yourself enough credit for the amazing transformations you do as well as the education along the way!
And while MCM isn’t my aesthetic, I simply love this! Great job!
Thanks so much 😊
Just love how this turned out!!! Thank you, Valerie
Thank you kindly!
One of my favorite transformations you’ve ever done. In my culture when someone makes an amazing dish that warms people inside out, we say, “You put your foot in that!” Certain family members’ recipes can be copied to a T but will never come out the same. This is what makes you such an incredible artist: no one can do what you do. They can use all the same products, tools, and techniques, but it just wouldn’t come out the same. You have a gift. 💜
Thank you so much Lynn!
It's hard to believe that's the same piece! I'm utterly amazed with the transformation 😊
Thank you! 😊
I love how you preserve and elevate these “lesser” pieces, exposing the natural beauty that people once thought should be hidden. Those drawer fronts are stunning! And thanks for letting us into your thought process, including “I’m trying this technique again, because I think it can be better.”
Thank you so much! 😊
I love the wood grain variety on the drawers. I love the paint color. As I look up from typing this comment I see the color of the steel siding on our house. It is the same! Great job as always!
Thank you very much! 😊
You never cease to amaze! The drawer fronts are stunning and turned this into a signature piece.
Yay top 69 comments. Love this channel. Best to you and your family. Thanks for making this video.
You're very welcome! 😊
I think this is one of your best transformations. So many of these items go into landfill everyday and you’ve made something desirable out of what many would consider a lost cause. That’s really inspiring. Great work!
Thank you so much! 😊
Eeee i made it just in time!
Yay!!
Nice!❤
I feel this is how you get the natural, imperfect look that farmhouse style seems to strive for - without the shabby parts. You made this into such a classy, surprising piece, with that bit of muted drama brought on by the mismatched wood. Loving it!
Thank you so much! 😊
Your choice of paint color was spot-on!! The finish on the drawer fronts coupled with the painted body of this dresser is harmony….perfection. Great work!
Thank you so much! 😊
Ooh, love the drawer fronts! You took a throwaway, stinky piece and transformed it! Worth watching and appreciating.
Thank you so much! 😊
Sometimes its enough to just do your job - be a sturdy piece of serviceable furniture. Its a bonus if Angie makes you beautiful. The hardware was perfect and those casters are adorable. 👍👍
Thank you so much for watching! 😀
Wow 😮
Absolutely amazing. Loved the idea of doing the paint wash and then sanding it back👌🏽
I'm so glad you like how it turned out! 😊
Oh WOW! This is a total transformation; great result. I LOVE the casters. Thank you for showing what can be done with a piece that is not stellar quality and for saving the landfills of a major addition. Someone will get a lot of use out of this piece and enjoy its beauty. The bonus is that is passed the Willow test!
You are so welcome! 😊
You might think of. using a mask when you are vacuuming because fine powders actually sometimes get in the air when vacuuming. I mean, I’m the worst for remembering my mask, but you made me think when you said that
Never hurts! I do have a high powered extractor with a hepa filter, but never hurts to be extra cautious.
Absolutely love the look of the drawers - and really don't like the ash brown paint!
Still, it is such a wonderful transformation and looks so much better than it did before❤
Thanks so much! 😊
I'm lovin it! So glad it found its way to you. To me it looks contemporary and clean. I can see it in a masculine room or in a hallway with linen napkins, place mats and your fancy silverware. Your finale reveal display was icing on the cake. You might have a second calling as a home decorator.
Thanks so much for watching! 😊
Where did the livechat comments go?😢 jumped off to add a thumbes up to the video and now I can't find them🤷♀️
The premiere is now over so they disappear when it's done sadly. If you're on a computer though- you can replay the chat, just can't add to it.
Restarted my similar composition project yesterday as the weather is getting warmer. This reminds me during the rough moments that everything is worth it in the end! Well done.
Sounds great! Thank you so much for watching!
I love the drawers with their differing tones, hues, and grain look. Very unique!
Thank you so much for watching! 😊
Lovely! I definitely like how you used the paint wash in this piece. Beautiful!!
Thank you very much! 😁
I love it It will fit in nicely with the new moody colors coming back in. Your truely an artist❤😅
I really appreciate that, thank you!
Angie, this turned out beautifully! Thank you so much for saving this one from the landfill. It can now go on to a much better life being used for at least another generation. ❤❤❤❤❤
You're very welcome!! 😊
U R legit! Everything is amazing and extremely impressive! ❤
Thank you so much! 😊
That turned out to be a beautiful piece of furniture. It will be a great addition to anyone's home.
Thank you so much! 😊
awesome! i think furniture flippers have really helped people have an appreciation for real wood and different variations being together and not always matching. this is beautiful!
I'm very glad you like it! 😊
I saw a piece like that at a second hand store they wanted 200.00 hundred dollars for it. I thought of you Angie but they wanted to much. Your dresser came out very nice glad you left the original hardware on them very classy 👍🐇😽
Thank you so much for watching!
Love the mismatched wood grain. Gives it charm.
I'm so glad you like it! 😀
Angie, you have done it again ! BEAUTIFUL !!
Thank you very much! 😊
Hello and Happy Monday! Wow that dresser turned out stunning! I like the color scheme on this one, Angie! Good call on the "dark taupe" Fusion paint. The dresser gives me Beach House vibes with the whitewash effect on the drawer faces. That's what it reminds me of. I normally would'nt go for this color scheme but the gold hardware ties it all together. I'd buy it in a heartbeat! Ah yes, the Hantavirus. Mice are cute little critters but yeah they are carriers of all sorts of nasty bugs and things. I'm glad you brought in the mouse expert, Willow. She gave the paws up in approval when she nonchalantly walked right by the piece. Too cute! Another outstanding furniture save! Cheers! I'm off to watch the eclipse!
That eclipse was something wasn't it?? Thank you so much Janette for the continued support!!! ❤️
@@TranscendFurnitureGallery it was! We had 98% visibility here in my area and it was great to see! Our cloud cover was touch and go but luckily held for the big show. Very cool to see and witness, indeed. Hope you and Andrea have a great day!
Looks great the drawer fronts are amazing the paint finish is sweet you rock girl see you soon again 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Thanks so much John!
Your attention to detail and desire to save these older pieces came to the rescue again. Great job!
Thank you so much! 😊
I love the paint color and that the wood boards on drawer fronts don't match each other.
Thank you so much for watching! 😊
I meant to say amazing job as always. If I lived up there I would load up my parents 1960s midcentury Bassett bedroom set (that i am still using) in the back of a truck and camp out on your street until you relented and took on the project. 😂😂❤ I’m in SoCal so not gonna happen. A girl can dream tho. 😊❤
Lovely, unique piece now. Very elegant.
I'm so glad you like it! 😊
Beautiful job on thi piece.👍💕👏👏😍💯🥰🌹
Thank you so much! 😊
I have just now watched this video…I had to comment. I am amazed…that was one ugly piece of furniture…I cannot imagine anyone buying this new. When you finished, it was just beautiful….why would anyone have manufactured it to look the way it did originally? After you finished your makeover anyone would be proud to own and display that chest it in their home. As usual…you did a beautiful job. Thank you for a great video. (Also that dresser you painted dark grey and drew the huge flower on the front is one of my favorites)
Funny you mention the over-clamping on the drawer sides..I learned the hard way. Thankfully it was not a life-ending moment for that drawer LOL
Well now, gather 'round and listen to the tale of a dresser, once grand and noble, fallen from grace, and left to languish in the dark corners of a barn. Time, as it does, played its cruel tricks, and I, once proud and polished, found myself buried under a mountain of mouse poop and dust. My laminate sides, once the envy of all other furniture, now chipped and battered, my dignity gnawed away by rodents. I was destined for the trash heap, or so it seemed.
But then came Angie, a woman with a keen eye for potential and a heart big enough to see the beauty hidden beneath layers of grime. She pulled me from my dismal fate, dragging me into her workshop, which was as lively and bustling as a Mississippi riverboat. She looked at me, not with pity, but with determination. “We’ll fix you up,” she said, her voice as sweet as a southern belle’s.
First, she stripped away my old hardware, and with it, a part of my past. The vacuum roared to life, sucking up years of neglect and mouse droppings. It felt like shedding an old skin, painful but necessary. She scrubbed me clean, every inch, inside and out, until I was almost respectable again.
Then came the sanding, and oh, how her hands moved with the skill of a seasoned carpenter. She smoothed out my rough edges, stripping away the faux finish to reveal the mismatched wood beneath. I was nervous, uncertain what she would find. But Angie didn’t flinch. She repaired my loose drawer bottoms, tapped them back into place with nails, and fixed the split in one of my sides with wood glue and clamps. It was like a visit to a fine doctor, and I was starting to feel whole again.
She filled my pitted top with wood filler, sanding it down until it was smooth as a river pebble. Then she applied primer, sealing in my imperfections and readying me for a fresh coat of paint. The transformation was nothing short of miraculous. Angie chose a color called “woodwick,” a rich hue that seemed to breathe new life into my old bones. She applied the paint with care, each stroke a promise of a brighter future.
Angie wasn’t content with mere surface beauty. She re-routed the grooves on my top drawers, enhancing my features and giving me a sharper, more defined look. She used a paint wash technique to tint my wood, adding a subtle gray that brought out my warmth and character. Even my old hardware, tarnished and worn, was given new life. She cleaned and polished it, preserving its vintage charm.
New casters were fitted to my base, lifting me off the ground and giving me a sense of elegance I had long forgotten. I felt like a dignified old gentleman, spruced up and ready to face the world once more.
And then, the ultimate test. Angie’s cat, Willow, was brought in for a sniff test. If there were any lingering odors from my mouse-infested past, Willow would surely detect them. But the cat sniffed and then turned away, uninterested. I was clean, truly clean.
As Angie stepped back to admire her work, I felt a surge of gratitude. She had seen beauty in my imperfections, worth in my worn-out frame. I was no longer destined for the dump; I was reborn, ready to serve once more. Angie had given me a second chance, and for that, I would be eternally grateful.
So here I stand, a testament to the power of transformation, the beauty of second chances. Thanks to Angie, I am once again a proud dresser, my wood gleaming under the gentle caress of sunlight. And who knows? Perhaps one day, I will find a new home, where I will be cherished once more.
It came out really awesome! I got a dresser like that with a serpentine front. "The grain" was the same icky yellow. I stripped it. The drawer fronts were veneer though and my daughter wanted to paint it so we chose a Fusion purply-blue that didn't mix well. The brush strokes had streaks of blue and red but the overall look was an interesting purple. Finishing with a wax gave it a luminous glow. 'Course, everything that I did I learned from you! Thank you so much for sharing.
It's a pity that the manufacturer was so quick to slap faux wood grain on the draw fronts. You can see that if they hadn't designed the drawers the way they did, you could've gotten a more cohesive look to them.
Oddly enough I don't see a difference between with/out the laminate (busyness (?)). At least what you did makes it less dated. 💜💜💜
You give each piece a new life. Your sense of style creates amazing results.
Thanks so much 😊
Stunning ,yet again. Incidentally that "Second chances" quote is kinda why I use pallets for so many projects, it's in many cases alot more work than just getting milled lumber. My father in law is a cabinet maker and he always jokes that I saved the fire from the quality of the wood I used.
Growing up, I had a desk in my bedroom with a similar laminate top. It was very badly scratched and scuffed; I always wondered if/how it could be repaired since it was almost a plastic-like surface.
I love what you did to this piece. Here is my fantasy:
I would ask you to close the hardware holes and paint the drawers, to match the frame. This piece is so basic, I would put a piece of marble on top and put some kind of silver vintage hardware on the drawers and vintage casters. I know it's crazy because of what you started with but that is what I thought about afterwards. So impractical of me!!!
To me to this is a black dress. You can do so much with it. Thanks for the video!!!
That’s beautiful! I have been redoing a dresser that was my mom’s but 1 of the drawers is missing the top and I’m stumped on how to fix it. I’m good at painting, cleaning them, sanding, all that but major repairs aren’t in my abilities.
Another win. You’ve showed us what can be done and the Woodwick frames the wooden drawer fronts beautifully.
Aw I thought you were too hard on that piece. It wasn't so bad. She would have looked pretty snazy in her day. I think I saw the same potential you did right away. The hardware was elegant and interesting. I thought the drawer fronts were very dull with the stain you chose. I thought you screwed it up. I was thinking a better choice would have been a regular walnut stain, but clearly you did something else to them because they look great in the final looksie. You always do that. I think you messed up with your choices and then BAM. You prove me wrong. Great job again. That looks better than it would have brand new.
It’s a calico chest! Love it. You did it proud as my gramps would say (rural USA).
The mismatch in the wood grain isn't so bazar that it makes it intolerable. I like it. I also think that your choice of colors helps 'sell' the variety in the wood grain. Well. done!
There's a programme over here called Money for Nothing where the presenter is given permission to trawl the dump for stuff to repurpose. Some of the furniture people dump is criminal... why don't they give it to a thrift store, there's loads over here...
Came out great! I wonder if you used oxalic and peroxide to bleach the draw faces, if that would've evened them out further to match better. What a difference.
I love this. What a rescue! Your channel never fails to deliver. Thank you for rescuing furniture and saving our landfills.
I love doing paint wash + sanding. A while back, I got some ikea dressers made of solid pine, gave it a blue/teal paint wash and sanded it back a lot. It made it look like well-worn denim and I was very pleased with the result
Random moment, I like your outdoor fireplace. I was thinking of doing something like that and wondered if it would work lol.
I finally sold my very similar dresser set (cheap). I hope the buyer will treat them as kindly and creatively as you did this piece. So pretty!
That turned out so much better than i thought it would.
Thank you so much!
Very similar to my parent’s bedroom set, which I still have. Their whole set was that whitish finish, top, sides, and drawer fronts. Mom proceeded to paint it all white with a blue top.
Love it! We had a dresser just like this for my son got it for $100 in the want ads and it has been more solid sturdy dresser for him. We painted it for him as a baby and repaint it again as he got older he still using it. Like you said good solid built furniture can’t beat it.
PS... It certainly is a one of a kind 😅 I mean that in a good way. Angie did it, you will never see one like it's 😂❤🎉
I have a similar dresser out in my shed, I am not sure what I will do with it yet, As I do have the matching night stand to it as well. Also took a similar dresser and took the two top drawers out and sanded it all down and stained it, I am using that as a media cabinet now. great storage with two drawers on each side and holes were the two drawers were at the top it is perfect for gaming consoles dvd/vhs players or any set top box really. I have a turntable and a computer in it right now with a small set of 2.1 speakers that are hidden in it.