French provincial tall dresser makeover

If you're decorating on a budget then you'll love these creative and cheap inspiration dresser upcycles and bathroom cabinet makeovers. Perfect for your entryway, bedroom and living room decor. #hometalk

This black dresser makeover is one of my favorite details in our French vintage guest bedroom! You don’t often see a French provincial style dresser, with its delicate curves and charming look, painted black. But I think this unexpected look is the perfect combination of classic and bold. I don’t know about you, but I’m […]

So some of you know that I share a space at Carver Junk Company with Kirsten from White Butterfly Furniture . I am so lucky to have becom...

Today is part three of our French Provincial dresser makeover and we're showing you how to add glaze to create beautiful patina!

Ready to ship! Vintage French Provincial tall chest of drawers. Coastal Farmhouse perfection! gorgeous Seaglass colors! Blended shades of Duck Egg Blue and will compliment many home interiors. This dresser is chalk painted in a beautiful shade of Duck Egg Blue and blended skillfully with shades of Stormy seas blue and creamy white. We have added gold touches on the trim to bring out the beauty of the vintage gold pulls. The gold trim has been lightly distressed for an old age look. The…

I LOVE French provincial bedroom furniture, the classic feminine style is just so elegant. I like to refinish in the classic traditional white but with this cut…

This teal blue tall dresser makeover is a perfect example of how to transform a french provincial dresser into a stunning, modern piece using blue paint.

This lovely vintage double stalked french provincial tallboy chest dresser made by the Andrew Malcolm furniture company in Kincardine Ontario, has been painted…

Looking to paint a French Provincial Dresser? I have a gorgeous makeover to share today that is sure to inspire your own!

One of my absolute favorite styles of vintage furniture to refinish is French Provincial Furniture. I’m not talking about the 17th and 18th century furniture made in France, but rather the imitation pieces that were very popular in North America in the 60s, 70s and into the 80s. Painted French Provincial Furniture can look so fresh and modern while maintaining an air of style and elegance. Below we will share with you how to paint Frenchies as well as some of our favorite pieces, including…