APOTHECARY / INDUSTRIAL DUPE- making pine look OLD || Dresser Makeover
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2021
- This is pretty much the OPPOSITE of what I typically do for my furniture flips. Normally, I try to remove gouges and marks. Here, I'm actually ADDING THEM!
I turned this "dated" (subjective) orange-y pine dresser into a fun apothecary style piece using some different tools to mar and "age" the wood prior to staining. This dresser isn't TECHNICALLY new wood, but it's being sanded down to the raw wood, so the application of the faux "aging" process would be the same.
Adding some black library catalog style pulls completes the look, and I love how this turned out! In fact, our headboard is reclaimed barn wood and I'm thinking this might make a pretty sweet addition to our room if it happens to not sell right away!
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You are different from other channels in that you don’t give every piece a standard treatment. It takes good taste to know what is adequate for every piece. I love the results!
I like the way you did the side. This is very industrial; it looks like aged pallet wood. You did a great job on this! Very different than what you usually do but that’s why I love your channel! Always fresh and original ideas!🌸
This should be the biggest channel in this category. Best before and after restorations out there!
I really like your attention to detail ( giving your customers the ability to choose between colors) I love your work!!! ❤️ 🌻❤️🌻❤️
Nice job Angie and thanks for sharing. I have been on this earth for 58 years now and have still not met anyone who really likes that orange pine look!
Well, if anyone could do something that is not my cup of tea, and make it look at least at least decent to somewhat good to me, it is you. Of course you, as usual, made a very good video and demonstrated interesting techniques. Thanks.
I love this piece! The stain color and distressing are fabulous! I’m inspired to try this on a pine trestle table that my dad built in the ‘70’s. It was a dark walnut stain originally, but he refinished it to gunstock in the ‘80’s. I think it’s time to take it back to its roots. Thanks for the inspiration!
There was a furniture manufacturer here in my hometown that would “distress” wood by beating it with chains and hammers and adding “worm holes” as you did. Love it!
I had that job of distressing furniture when I was 27. Loved the work.
My sister still has the most sturdy set done in the late 70s. The colour of stain is similar to what Angie's used (everything old is new again). I'm glad for this reminder because there are so many "built like Noah's ark" pine pieces out there that you don't want to do with a perfect finish, not to mention the knots. May just pick some up.
Definitely the black paper. Stunning!
Thank you so much for leaving feedback! Much appreciated!
I would love to get your input on a dining room set I want to redo. I struggle deciding on paint and stain colors. This set is approximately 80+ years old and needs updating. I probably wouldn’t touch it, but my girls spilled polish remover on the table years ago and ruined the finish. Your work is amazing and so inspiring!!! I redid our 1940 bedroom suit and I love it!!!! I would have never had the courage or vision without your videos. Thank you!
Ce
Wow, what a beautiful difference!
What a nice transformation!!! Now it is looking amazing! 😍👌👍👏
Much better now than it was before. Has a cohesive look. I do not like the orange tone finish on anything... but I do like oranges. 👍🙃
Bang bang bang! 💥 and it looks a million times better. Great job! 💖
I love how you turned this piece into an artwork. So impressed, that from now on I will always have this picture in mind when I see those boring pine furniture.
Angie Girl, you nailed it again!! This looks fabulous!!
Perfect... now I know what to do to my beat up orange pine dining table. 😍😍
Well thats given me yet another idea, Thanks Angie for yet another fantastic piece.
You make it look so easy, I wish it were that easy! I'm a fan, you are amazing at what you do! Pure magic!
So classic and masculine looking! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks for watching!
I just found your channel. I am elated! I love that you're well rounded in your restorations. I feel like a lot of furniture restoration channels do the same thing over and over. Ie: sand down, white wash, paint, change hardware to something from Hobbie Lobby. You actually restore! Sorry for the long comment. I JUST LOVE IT!!!
I am in love with this finish!!!! Beautiful work and thanks for the inspiration🧡
Love this look Ange, agree I prefer the black paper inserts, thanks for sharing x
Transformed beautifully!
When I saw the stain going on I thought, nope don't like it. But the final shots, after the stain and oil, boy was I wrong. I should know to trust your judgement, as your pieces always turn out.
Thank you for sharing, stay safe
You’re right tho- it looked quite different when the stain was still wet than when it dried. I’ve used this stain on pine so many times, I knew exactly how it would turn out- I love it! ❤️
Wow. I had no idea what it would look like when you described what you were going to do. If I had ventured to guess, I would have been very wrong.
It. Is. Stunning.
Thank you very much!
Glad you got your power back!
Angie what can I say, You nailed it great job.👍
Amazing finish. Absolutely beautiful
I love the excitement in your voice throughout this voiceover! :D great job!!
I didn’t think I would like this piece but I was sooooooo wrong, love it 😊
Definitely looks better with the black inserts. Awesome job 👏👏👍💕
I'm so glad! Thank you so much for watching!
Love it! It's so much more interesting than the original look
Hello Angie beautiful restoration looks much better now good job well done
Years ago (I’m oooold) a friend of mine use to use a chain. He would lay it on the wood in a random pattern and then hit it here and there with a hammer. The “soft” dents looked like pretty normal wear for an “old” piece. I love your work Angie.
Thank you so much for watching!
"something different" is right. You took a chance and made this piece something to behold.
Totally worth the wait 🌹
It's gorgeous! So much better than the orange finish. I love it.
Every time I look at your sander I see the smiley face now!! I can't unsee it.. LOL. Nicely done as always Angie. Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!
So I have searched many of your videos for a comment like the one I am about to give....could not find one. Great videos and the best flips I have found..... YOUR VOICE.....is the calmest, sexiest, and most relaxing thing I have heard....
Haha, I think I actually blushed! Lol thank you for watching ☺️
@@TranscendFurnitureGallery Thanks for all your great content. My daughter and I are starting to do this now and we just love it.
I love it! I look forward to your videos I am never disappointed you are a true furniture artist!
Sooooo beautiful as always!!!!!
Oh my I think it’s beautiful!!!
WOW, great job, looks so totally different and the staging matches so well.🌷🌷🌷
Thanks so much! 😊
So beautiful. Love the color of stain.everything you do is gorgeous
Marvellous. Wonderful 12 minutes and 15 secs spent on watching an artist at work.
Nice clean weathered look. I like it.
I am so glad you did this video. This is exactly the look I’m looking for on my bedroom suite. It is all pine and I wanted to do it like all very old and rugged.
Well, I'm so glad I could help! Thank you so much for watching!
Wow that looks AMAZING
What a difference from "plain pine" to such a "updated piece" that most would love to own. You really give your audience so many ways to change a piece of furniture, giving options for every taste! As always, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
You're most welcome! Thank you so much for watching!
I absolutely love this look.
I'm so glad! Thank you so much for watching!
I have a whole set of these orange pine things. I was thinking about what to do. Thank you for showing how pine turns out with this stain.
You're very welcome, I'm glad I could help!
I love this piece.
Ughh…I just love this so much!!! 💗🎨
Wow! Looks amazing. You have inspired me to tackle some furniture that I would never have considered before.
Yay! I love to hear that! Thank you so much for watching.
Wow!!! Beautiful 😍
Great job 👏🏽 I love everything, it’s industrial style 😍👊
Totally loved the transformation! Good job!
Fabulous. Love it. WOW. !!
Could be a beading/cove bit (1/4" maybe?) that created the grooves. Don't be afraid of the router. It's an amazingly versatile tool. Just give it the respect it deserves, learn how to use it properly and safely and you'll wonder how you got along without one.
I’m super excited to try it. I’ll probably just use a scrap board and get really comfortable with it before I even consider it on furniture, haha. Thank you for the name of the bit!
Home depot gives workshops on how to work with tools! Also if you find the large router to intimidating a pin router or dremel tool may work.
I was thinking the same thing. A router is the man for the job here and you’ll have exactly the look you want. Still, really nice job! 🙏
Practicing on a scrap piece of wood before you start on your actual piece is a great idea and good practice. A new bit, different wood; it’s always better to find out how everything is going to work/feel on something you won’t regret ruining first.
You have spoiled me for everyone else. I am so impressed with the care you take and the perfect design choices you make. Thank you for the instructive and very interesting videos.
Brilliant!! The dresser looks awesome!! Get that router out girl and go to town with it!! Thank you for your videos. Cheers :)
Simply amazing!
Amazing transformation
You never disappoint! Cool!
It came out fantastic I really like the finished product 💜🕉
LOVE this one! 💕✌🏼
It looks amazing! Great job!
So pretty! Love it!
Well Angie you just gave me another idea for a piece I need to redo 🙃
Thanks 😊
This is an amazing piece...WOW! You nailed it. Cannot even believe that orangy pine. Incredible.👍 Love your videos.
Thank you so much!
And NOW it's finally beautiful! Great idea...
Stunning tranformation! Wow wow...here your Spanish speaking viewers who loves your job so much!!!❤
This style was popular in the 1980s. Natural it reminded me a lot of my grandfathers lake house in the 50s. It had a lot of t&g pine on the walls.
Thanks so much for watching!
Angie, your work is always fantastic. Love it. As fate might have it, you'll probably find this piece 18 years from now on a curb, pick it up, and fill in all those dings and gouges to make it look mid century modern, which would be a relic in the future. LOL!
It’s called job security;-) hahahahah Cheers :-)
Another awesome makeover! So happy your channel is getting the recognition it deserves. Keep up the great work.
I love this finish
really great idea! Lucky to find those drawers with the lines in them
Thanks so much for watching!
WOW!! Looks amazing, and like something I’d find in my grandmothers basement. Nailed it!!
Loving watching these pieces of art you create. I’m in Australia. Subscribed.
Loved seeing the orange finish disappear!
I'm so glad you like it! Thank you so much for watching Kathy! 😀
I had to look away at the part where you were dinging it up 😓😂 I love love love the end result though was totally worth it 😍
Thanks for sticking it out and I'm so glad you like it!
So awesome! Love it!
I love it so much. 👍🏾
Angie it outstanding
Incredible piece - I love the way it turned out. Have to admit I have two dressers sitting here waiting for a redo and this has me INSPIRED!
I cannot unsee Mr. DeWalt’s face now lol!
Beautiful! I love how you treated the sides. It doesn't even resemble the original at all❤👍💯
Very well done!
It looks really gorgeous! I wish I had your talent.
Amazing!! I’m learning so much from you!!
Awesome transformation Angie
Amazing transformation...beautiful...very beautiful, I love it
Just love your work. Don’t know if I’ll ever do what you do to furniture although you have inspired me. However, I love watching the process. It puts me in a meditative state. Thanks so much!
You're so welcome! I'm really glad you're enjoying my content. 🙂
I love this style, and you nailed it! Someone is going to love that piece for many years to come. What I love about working with pine is that it's unpredictable and you never know what it will do until it does! Thanks for showing us how to do this, Angie. 👍
I have similar pine pieces as she started with, a glass door hutch and a jelly cupboard. Had them for years, usually using them in the bedroom to hold my clothes. Got any color ideas for me? I may actually put them in the dining area open to the kitchen, and that is currently light gray to match the lux vinyl gray floors. Also, if I replace the kitchen cabinets (cheap builders units painted light gray), what is on trend that will give me good resale if I want to sell in one or two years? Charcoal, black or white?
Beautiful!
This was so good I actually "liked" the video twice, realised my mistake and then had to like it a third time so it counted as a like again xD Thats how you know I really liked it! xD
Great improvement from the original dated and cheap looking piece. It shows how good a craftswoman and artist you are. 👏
Thanks. Binge watching now🤩🤣
Enjoy! 😊
Ooohh! I like very much! Gorgeous!! The color is awesome, the pulls are spot on..excellent job, as usual my dear!!🥰
Thank you so much!