12 INSPIRING BLUE PAINTED BEFORE AND AFTERS INCLUDING A LIST OF MY FAVORITE BLUES THAT ALWAYS LOOK AMAZING!

Hi SI family, so thrilled you’re here!  I have a fun and inspiring collection to share with you today!  A collection of BLUE Painted Furniture Makeovers.  I’m also including a list of my favorite blue paints that ALWAYS look amazing and never disappoint!

There’s a link to the original post under each image if you’d like ALL the details on a piece.

#1. First up is this heavy-duty dresser. This was a solid made dresser with a ton of potential but looked SO bulky. To lighten it up we added some bun feet, a Ceramic Floral Furniture Transfer, and one of my favorite colors – Dusty Blue.

DUSTY BLUE FLORAL PAINTED DRESSER

 

#2. Here’s a console table makeover from my inlaws. If you missed this post a few weeks ago, it was painted in gorgeous Savannah Mist Chalk Mineral Paint.

PAINTED HALL CONSOLE TABLE

 

#3. So you can get an idea of what Savannah Mist looks like on a variety of styles, here it is painted on the sweetest vintage buffet.

SWEET SAVANNAH MIST PAINTED BUFFET

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MY GO-TO BLUE PAINT LIST!

• • Bunker Hill Blue
  • Dusty Blue Chalk Mineral Paint
  • Antebellum Blue
  • Vintage Duck Egg
  • Savannah Mist
  • Stormy Seas
  • In The Navy

 

#4. Blueberry anyone? This makeover was a ton of fun.  I had the pleasure of sharing my studio with my goddaughter. While Jules worked on a side table, I was color blending with Blueberry and Bunker Hill Blue.

BLUEBERRY PAINTED FRENCH PROVINCIAL

 

#5. Number five was a double whammy. This dresser was restyled twice with two very different looks. Its final look is with DIY Furniture Trim and the ever-stunning Vintage Duck Egg Blue. This dresser has JUST sold and they are coming for a porch p/u this evening. 🙂 I’m so happy she’s found her new home.

VINTAGE DUCK EGG DRESSER W DIY TRIM

 

#6.  Next up is this shapely game table my sister Andrea found at our local Restore. It was restyled in a blue that is fast becoming one of my fav’s – Antebellum Blue.

 

ANTEBELLUM BLUE GAME TABLE

 

#7. Lucky number seven is another Antebellum Blue makeover on this large dresser.  This one was pretty beat up and took a lot of TLC, but the finished product was stunning. The details were brought out with a dark glaze but this blue steals the show.

ANTEBELLUM BLUE BUFFET MAKEOVER

 

#8. A classic blue “In The Navy” makes for the perfect backdrop for this gold Somewhere In France furniture transfer. In The Navy is a classic navy blue that never disappoints!

IN THE NAVY FRENCH TALLBOY

 

#9. Here’s a buffet I painted in Bunker Hill Blue. It’s a classic blue with a little more punch!

BUNKER HILL BLUE BUFFET

 

#10. Did you miss last week’s Furniture Fixer Upper post? Here are some Thrift Store nightstands that were restyled in Antebellum Blue.

 

ANTEBELLUM BLUE NIGHTSTAND MAKEOVER

 

#11. If you’re looking for a moody blue, this Stormy Seas is it! This was a layered chalk paint technique, but Stormy Seas stole the show.

STORMY SEAS VINTAGE VANITY MAKEOVER

 

#12. Last is this $20 Craigslist Makeover that turned into a custom order. My client bought this dresser with a mixed blue finish and wanted me to create nightstands to match.

The problem – I hadn’t jotted down which blues I used and in what order. Lesson learned!  The good news is they turned out amazing. And how could they not layering all these magnificent blues!

WHAT ARE YOU’RE GO-TO-BLUES? FREE TO CHIME IN OR ASK ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE… I ALWAYS LOVE HEARING FROM YOU!

Thanks for reading. 🙂
Wishing you a beautiful day filled with inspiration and Happy Painting friends!

Denise XO

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