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Antique Furniture Hutch Makeover | before and after
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
- Finally, I can cross using Milk Paint off of my furniture flipping bucket list! I used Moon Dust by Lilly Moon Paint for my first go around with milk paint and I really enjoyed the process! To be honest, it's a lot less intimidating than I made myself think it was before starting 🤣🤣 The only true difference is the powder form it comes in and the fact that you have to basically make your own paint 😅 Check out the video to see the final result of my first milk painted piece! Stick around til the end for a wonderful surprise - a GIVEAWAY!
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Oh I wish I had a bathroom large enough to hold a piece of furniture like the one you featured. It would look gorgeous with white towels and crystal jars. Beautiful job!
Lauren you have always been the star of the show! In this video I really noticed Neimans skills as a videographer! Very nice!!
awe thanks! Yes, he is very talented for sure! lucky to have him!
I agree 100%. Great job Neiman! You don't get enough credit but you are amazing! Very professional!
I worked for a guy in the 1980's who did historic home renovations, like homes on the historic register. We had to make our OWN milk paint! Smashed blueberries and buttermilk.😀😃
I have not tried milk paint.
Wow how did that hold up?
I’m dying to know how the homemade milk paint went, please let us know! :-)
Wow!!
@@l.michelle3497 I know, right? It was a mess to make.
That turned out beautifully. Love that you kept the bottom and glass area natural. Stunning job.
Have never tried milk paint, but have always furnished my home with second hand furniture, so have aklways refinished or repainted. Love your videos. Now am 76 yrs old and have started over furnishingg a new home.
Beautiful work! I haven’t used milk paint, but have the perfect milk-paint-ready stacking table set to paint for my wife as a 40th wedding anniversary gift. Would love to try Lilly Moon!
I was a prop master for a play and we used that same style hutch. Furniture used in plays are usually beaten up, so it is so nice to see a beautiful refinishing job on a nice piece of furniture. The green color reminds me of when at a very early age I
I was into refinishing furniture. That color is similar to the first piece I did which was a childs desk. I did a glaze wood grain kind of effect over it. As always you do beautiful work and are thoughtful!
Gorgeous work as always Furniture Flipping Teacher! 💚
Thank you! 😊
I love the Restor-A-Finish stuff. It works so well with so little effort
This came out gorgeous! I’ve never used Milk Paint before. It looks like it is a great product. I’ve heard of Lily Moon but never tried their products yet. I’ve been flipping for about a year and enjoy trying new ideas and products.
I recently found you and you have inspired me to get creative. I love the way you explain things like the wonderful that you are. You are the first and only person that I follow. My first furniture piece is a chest of drawers that was gifted to me and I just finished it today with a huge learning curve and a few mistakes. With your encouragement, I've been considering trying milk paint because it turns out great and seems quite forgiving for a beginner like me. Thank you for sharing your talents.
I did my entire kitchen cabinets in milk paint!! I really loved how it came together.
I’ve never used milk paint before but my gosh this color is beautiful… and when you added the balm *chef’s kiss* The way those products meld together is absolutely stunning! This piece is breathtaking!
That piece is gorgeous you should keep it and put it in your bed and breakfast. It is one of your best pieces and I love the green and wood together.
I haven't used milk paint before. After the balm you used....wow. I love how you kept the doors natural wood exposed. Love your work.
I love that you tell us the numbers! Thanks Lauren! Lovely piece you went bold with the color and it looks GREAT! I have not tried milk paint-I’ve wanted to try it but was not aware of how to go about it.. I sold a piece like this for $490 last November. I chalk painted it in chiffon cream, lightly distressed. (I bought it for $125 & paid my sons friend to pick it up for $25. I was all in for around $175) I do live in a small town hope you can get close to $600 for yours.
I've always stuck with the same brands of paint, you have inspired me to try a variety of different brands of paint. What a teacher!!
I have used milk paint before and love it. It is great that the unmixed powder just keeps. You don't have to worry about it getting old or drying. And this is a great color!
Hi teacher, I have not used milk paint before, but I will love to use it. Keep up the great work
My wife and I love your technique.
Thank you.
I love watching you! I enjoy watching how you flip inexpensive furniture. I am following you with your Airbnb journey as a former Airbnb super host. Sadly, I may be old fashioned, but I was sad that you painted this piece. It seemed to be in good condition with pretty wood. Oh well, we can’t agree on everything. You are such a hard worker and you are getting the reward from your hard work!
Oh my - this is gorgeous! I've never used Lily Moon paint but I have used milk paint - it was fun to work with, but took several coats to get good coverage!
I was impressed with your courageousness in using the milk paint and your commitment to see it through even it if it did not seem to be working out at first. I have not used milk paint but it is also on my bucket list!
It turned out beautiful,I love the color and the wood on the bottom! I’ve used General Finishes Milk Paint some years ago when i painted my bedroom furniture. I went for a nice finish, nothing distressed or chippy.
This piece is gorgeous!!
I have never used milk paint but have the perfect chifferobe that I inherited from my grandmother that would come alive once again.
Thanks for sharing this!!
Lauren, all I can say is WOW. That came out amazing. Love the milk paint. My first time ever seeing it. Thanks for sharing. ❤️💐💖
I’ve used another brand of milk paint but I’d love to try Lily Moon! I really like the qualities of milk paint - completely natural, acts like a stain on raw wood, gives a very authentic look on vintage pieces, and lasts indefinitely in powder form.
Love this piece and the color. I used milk paint in the past but didn't like the outcome it gave me. Glad to see that milk paint now has a primer. I may just have to give milk paint another try. The balm really brought out the color. I'll agree with Neiman; his idea not putting on the bright brass was the best. Thanks, Lauren, for another great transformation.
I love that piece, it is absolutely gorgeous!! I have never used any milk paint, but I'm anxious to try it. I have an antique corner hutch that my mom found along side the road, she made my dad get it and lug it home only to find out that it didn't fit in their home. I'm finally ready to paint it and milk paint would be great.
I love this milk -painted piece. But i had to look the whole time to the really beautiful doors of your workroom behind you and i would love to see, how you bring those pieces back to life. I think they will probably look gorgeous when they get back their original wood -look 😊.
Your salvage store may well have matching knobs. Great place to find odd sizes as well. You are both amazing.
That piece turned out gorgeous! That would hold my quilts beautifully! ❤️
Absolutely beautiful. After all the work it is so worth your price. You do such beautiful work your talent shows how much you care about each piece. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ I like that milk paint has a bonding agent to add. I always thought it was just chippy paint. Thank you for sharing that important issue. I’m thinking of trying milk paint on some pieces I have. Have a great weekend. Don’t wear yourself out get some rest to. Hugs
What a gorgeous piece! I love the paint color against the wood tones; very nice! I have actually used milk paint twice; once on a nightstand and once on a bookshelf. I had some solid wood pieces that were in good shape; just needed an updated. I used the milk paint lightly to let the wood still come through and was thrilled with the effect. I have an antique dresser that needs some TLC so would love to be considered for your offer.
Thanks for all you do and for being such a great inspiration!
This looks great! I've never used milk paint before, but after the finish that you achieved, I really want to give it a go. Thanks for the great tutorial.
Really pretty. Maybe you could build a screen for staging. I was thinking PVC pipe and elbows (maybe 3/4 inch) as the frame. You could use drop cloth, bed sheet, tapestry. Attach with screws on back. Pipe is pretty inexpensive and comes in 10 foot lengths that is easy to cut. I bought a scissor type that really makes it easy. You may need to add a brace in the middle using pipe and Ts depending on size.
I kind of liked the way it looked before. Most of the time I’m a fan of painted furniture but not sure about that one. But you always do such a great job Lauren!
I’ve never tried milk paint, but I’d love to try it!! It looks super cool! Also I absolutely love this hutch. 😍🖤
Your hutch came out amazing Lauren. I have a pretty ornate grandfather clock that would look beautiful with a semi thansparent paint. I've never used milk paint, but with the furniture balm, it looks lovely. The restored base compliments paint finish perfectly.🌷🌷
I have used milk paint and love it. I feel for getting a chippy vintage vibe it gives the most natural worn look and for that look requires not sanding or heavy clean... just a quick dust.
Haven’t tried milk paint yet but I love seeing how you used it. Really grateful for your videos. You take the worry out!
It looks beautiful, I love the colour! I kind of wish you had left the decorative strip above the door, and the drawer medallion, the natural wood as well.
i wish I left that decorative strip at the top too 😅 it was an after thought but live and learn 😅
Me too!
@@FurnitureFlippingTeacher oh, absolutely…I get it!😊
Love love love this piece and your cute enthusiasm for showing us how too...I'm hooked!! I'm working on refinishing my 41 yr old bathroom cub boards, maybe with Milk paint paints !
Hey Lauren! Wow! What a flip! It looks amazing and you did a great job. I have never personally used Lilly Moon Paint/milk paint, but man, I am impressed by how beautiful it turned out! God bless!
I'm very new to flipping and have never used milk paint. I'm hoping to supplement my retirement by flipping. I'm not retired yet so I'm learning in my off time and loving it. You are a great inspiration.
The wax made the paint pop. It turned out really good. I've also never heard of milk paint so this was really cool to watch.
I haven’t used milk paint, but I am going to for sure! I am so excited about just mixing up what you need!
Used Miss mustard seats melt paint on a few projects. It’s very user-friendly. And versatile too.
I love Miss Mustard Seed MP…love the random chippy look.
I have not used milk paint before because I have been intimidated by it. You have managed to made it look fun, Lauren, so I have a waterfall dresser I would like to try it on. That cabinet looks amazing! I love how you left some of it the original wood. ❤
No, milk paint is new to me but hope using the Lilly Moon paint will change my mind! Like her full color line too. Good job!
I never have used this product . I love the hutch . I'm just getting into doing stuff myself and I love your RUclips DIYs
I was a bit skeptical it would turn out good but WOW!!! I will have to try it out myself on one of my pieces. Beautiful color and overall finish touches. 😍
Lovely piece of furniture. Love the color and choice of knobs you picked. I’ve never used milk paint but definitely will try it. Thank you, for the video. Great job.
That turned out gorgeous! I have never used milk paint but watching you gives me incentive.
Beautiful. I used milk paint a dressers in my bedroom. I went for the chippy-see through-two toned-look. It’s been several years and it’s holding strong! 😍
I have never used milk paint. I thought the piece turned out beautifully. I would live to try milk paint!
I have never used milk paint and have always wanted to try it. Your piece turned out lovely. The color is very complimentary to the piece.
I have been using milk paint as a paint wash. It is cool because I have two different shades of brown powder that I mix together with water and a bit of white paint. Doing this I am able to get tone variation in my wash even in just one coat. It is a super cool effect.
I have never tried milk paint. The balm really makes it pop! Thanks for the helpful tips and tricks.
I’ve. Never used milk paint. I have a hutch I’d like to try it on. It looks easy and you did a great job with it.
Thanks for your clear explanations on what and why you’re doing it. I love the way the piece turned out.
I used milk paint many years ago and loved it, glad to see it making a comeback
I have never used milk paint but I have it on the furniture bucket list now! The piece looks beautiful with that green and the walnut wood 😍
I have never tried milk paint, but I have a hutch that would looks sooooo beautiful in this color! 😍😍😍 Stunning choices Lauren!
That piece is so beautiful. I have not used milk paint, but it looks fun. I have used the Restore finish on my antique furniture and just love it.
it's been years since I've used milk paint, I really love the way the hutch came out. I think I'm going to try it again❤
I have not used milk paint yet. This piece of furniture is fantastic!!!! That is the kind of furniture I want in my whole house. It is beautiful!!!!!!
When you put that finishing coat on top of the milk paint, I was like 😳! I couldn’t believe how beautifully it brought the color out and made it so vibrant. I’ve never used milk paint because when I’ve seen it used by other RUclipsrs I don’t think they explained each step as well as you, so I just wasn’t ready to try it. Now, I’m ready to stick my toe in the water and see what I can create. Your piece was exquisite and the natural wood tone on the bottom was such a great idea. See, that’s why you’re the professional - I just wouldn’t have thought of that. I’m hoping you recorded this video earlier in the year, because if you still have snow on the ground in June - bless your heart. I’m a fairly new subscriber, spent almost 20 years as a teacher in elementary education and now I’m seeking my passion of flipping refurbishing and reselling. I love it, but I still substitute teach in high school - yes, I know, big jump from elementary, but I love the kids and I especially love that I don’t have all the behind the scenes responsibilities of teachers. 😉 Thanks for such a great video, I’d love an update to see how successful you were with selling it on FB Marketplace. ~ Linda
Hey Lauren. I would like to start off by saying thank you for always putting up such great videos explaining in detail what you do. It has helped me out so much in my furniture flipping! I haven't used milk paint yet, but would love to one day try it out.
No, I haven't used any milk paint before. I want to flip furniture so bad, I think I've watched every flip video on RUclips. Your channel is the best, Lauren. You are a natural teacher. I am homebound and watch a LOT of RUclips! Probably a bit too much! Anyway, I love what you do. Thanks for your hard work!
You can do it! Give it a try! thanks for watching! glad we can provide some entertainment AND education (:
I have never used milk paint. All the furniture for sale in my area look to be.painted with chalk paint. I love the color the hutch turned out with the natural wood also. I bought an old large entertainment center with a rustic pin closure I want to paint and use for a linen closet. I think that green would be beautiful with the dark rustic hardware. You make it all look so easy. P.S. the scroll work at the top of the glass looks like an owl 😊. Stay Safe and Have a Blessed Week.
We have my husbands grandfathers corner hutch in my kitchen/dining room probably for about 20 years. I’ve never been able to identify what kind of paint it has on it. But I learned something new today it has to be milk paint it has that honed kind of flat glow to it. It makes sense it very old and the wood is pretty dark where I can see it. It really needs to be repainted, I’m going to look at the Lily Moon paints. I might have to do my kitchen table too now. Look what you started.😆
I have never used milk paint! But it looks wonderful on a vintage piece, which is my favorite furniture style for sure!
That is the prettiest china cabinet I've seen and the green paint makes it even more beautiful. Wish I could bid on it but we wouldn't have any way to pick it up. You do such an amazing job! I've never used milk paint before but it really is beautiful.
That color, kinda Army green is my Favorite!
I’ve never used milk paint before, may need to try it! The cabinet turned out GREAT‼️
I have never used milk paint, but I love, lobe, love the color of that hutch! It turned out so pretty. Updated, but still paid homage to the period of the piece. And I love your new sanding system. I'm sure that will get a ton of use. Your Air B& B is going to be great. Hoping to get to stay for a vacation when you start taking reservations.
The piece looks beautiful finished but I cried a little when you painted it, it was so pretty as is
I love the idea of milk paint. The fact that the powder doesn’t go off. I purchased some last week but I was too scared to use it. My confidence has increased tenfold after watching your video. Many thanks Lauren!
I have never used milk paint but I want to now! I also think this piece would look so good distressed. This is one of my favorite flips so far!
I haven’t used milk paint before. I would probably use it as a wash rather than solid color.
I like the galaxy color you used.
Love the style of that piece, it’s gorgeous!!
Beautiful outcome, as usual. You have inspired me to try milk paint for the first time. I would love to use Lily Moon products. Thank you for the inspiration Lauren.
Beautiful restoration! I have not had much luck with milk paint in the past but this has inspired me to try it again!
I have never used milk paint but really want to try it after seeing how beautiful this furniture flip turned out!!
I used milk paint a few times probably about 30 years ago. I would definitely be interested in trying a modern version. This piece turned out beautifully.
That piece is stunning! I've never used milk paint but that color from Lilly Moon Paint is the perfect shade of green.
Lauren, what a beautiful piece. I couldn’t wait to see this video and I love the color you chose. Green is on the upswing for real. I’ve never used milk paint but this product looked easy to use, for sure. 👩🏻🎨 💚 I was carefully watching today and I want you & Neiman to know you both do such a great job. You with your skills on painting and Neiman with his great film skills. If Neiman is editing too he’s really good. You two complement each other ❤️❤️so well.
I've never used milk paint before, but I think I might try it since your piece turned out so beautiful!!! I'm glad you left some wood elements to the piece. Great job😍
Hi Lauren - I’m a previous teacher myself and am working towards having the things I’m passionate about be the things that support me! I’ve always been more of a stainer than a painter, but the milk paint reminds me of an alternate way to stain! I’m enjoying the renovations so much!!
I’ve never used milk paint before but would love to try Lilly Moon milk paint on a piece I inherited from my dad. Your piece turned out beautiful. I wasn’t sure I cared for the finish until you added the furniture balm. It definitely took the piece to the next level. Love it!
I’ve never used milk pint before but this turned out so beautiful! The color is perfect with the wood tone and the knobs were definitely worth the extra day.
Wow, such a beautiful piece, I’ve used chalk paint many times but never milk paint, but would love to. That is a beautiful color, thanks for sharing!
I have never used milk paint. This hutch is gorgeous. Love your videos so inspiring.
I have never used a milk paint before, however, my interest is highly
peaked after watching the video. It looks to go in nicely and smoothly. Hopefully I will get an opportunity to try it soon.
I kinda am digging the green. It looks like an olive green. I’ve never used milk paint before but am willing to try it now. It’s beautiful.
I like the 'twin Lauren' shots .. turned out beautiful .... good demo
This is why I follow you! Great transformation.
That looked soooo good. The paint went on easy and looked forgiving. I've never used milk paint before but love the richness in the color! Would love to give Lilly Moon Paint a try on one of my projects!
I was a little fearful to try milk paint but you have cured me. You make it look so easy and I love the color of green that you used. Looks like a milk paint project would be so easy! Thanks for this demonstration for restoring the wood too. Your piece is beautiful! Looks like I'll be a no fear milk painter sometime soon! Lol
Turned out beautifully, I love the colour! I have never used milk paint but often use mineral paint.
Never tried milk paint before and the turn out is beautiful. Love it.
I really like the way your piece turned out. I love the color. I have never tried milk paint. Like you I'm a little nervous about the mixing, but you've made it look easy and very doable.
I have been thinking about painting a simple desk that I use for my computer and have been watching a lot of your videos for know how. I have a beach decor and just searching for the best color to get started. Thank you for sharing.