Beautiful REFINISHING of mahogany dresser - Restoring Vintage Furniture
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ม.ค. 2022
- I am pleased to be part of another awesome UGLY DUCKLING CHALLENGE, hosted by DESERT DIY (Cory). @DesertDIY
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The goal is to find the ugliest furniture possible and make it AMAZING! Well.. SPOILER ALERT... things don't always go as planned and if you've seen my other videos, you KNOW that I don't run from a challenge. This one, however... this one broke me. 🤣 I had to walk away from a piece for the first time in a LONG time, but I still wanted to put out SOMETHING for this, so I started working on a different piece that had its own set of issues. This second piece was a GORGEOUS makeover, even if it wasn't at all what I wanted for this particular challenge.
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The green dresser wasn't a fail, that thing was dangerous and toxic! Love, love your transformation of the 2nd choice! Wood with black is a classic look especially with the brass fittings!
Totally agree!
Not to mention that you DID save that beautiful hardware from the dump.
Wow!!!! Gorgeous!!! Such a great artist!! I’m
Very nice! My dad always taught me that quality wood should never be painted, but your channel has shown me how appropriate it can be in some instances.
Yes, I’m quite selective. Some wood just shines on its own, even when imperfect and I couldn’t imagine painting certain pieces!
Out of everyone that I follow for furniture transformations, and I follow a lot of people….you are, by far, my favorite! I learn so much from your projects, and the quality of your work is outstanding. Now when I come across an issue on a piece that I’m working on, I ask myself….. “What would Angie do?” Thank you for sharing your amazing talent, and maybe one day, I will be half as good as you are. Can I ask what those “artist markers” are? That would be an excellent tool, to have on hand! 😊
I agree. I probably follow every YT furniture flipper out there, and she is in my top 5.
I agree! It comes as no surprise that she's got a professional art background. Her color palettes are amazing.
Yes, Angie and Barry from Mad City Modern. Now I'm going to have to check out the Desert DYI channel.
@@debmc2291 Yup - Angie, Barry and Mr Dashner are my go-to guys for my weekly furniture inspiration... But Angie is my fave...
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Beautiful outcome, very classy and elegant IMO! The black paint accents the wood perfectly and really makes the grain of the drawer fronts stand out. Too bad about the first dresser but you saved those unique pulls which I look forward to seeing on something else in the future! ☺️💖👍
You're a wizard painter. I would spend days trying to get that spot to color match and not get it to look that good. Just amazing. Love the black paint and how it amplifies the wood tones. It draws the eye perfectly to the beautiful veneer. Also that hemp oil pour into the drawer shot - so satisfying!
It was so frustrating but I’m glad I kept trying. lol
Art background for the win
It came out stunning! Sometimes when you’re working so close to a project you see all the imperfections. But when you step back it’s beautiful.
That definitely true. I forget that sometimes.
I like that you aren't a purist of any kind. Your designs are a perfect mix!
I like that too!
Something that comes across so clearly in every single one of your videos is how much you care about what you're doing, which extends to carefully explaining your decisions. I've spent countless hours watching furniture renovations of all kinds, & no one explains their choices quite like you. I've learned so much. Thank you, times a few thousand.
1) I don’t consider the first piece a fail because you have that amazing hardware! 2) Thank you for showing the fixes. I’m more likely to consider taking on a broken piece after seeing how you’ve fixed the broken bits. 3) the black paint beautifully frames the drawers and makes the different wood on the top and sides less obvious. 4) The end result on the spot on the top is truly amazing!!!👏
Thank you- I was sooo happy about the hardware. Still killed me putting it out to the curb though, haha. I like to save as many as I can. :-(
I rarely post comments, but today just needed to! I've been watching your channel for about 6 months now, and you quickly became my favorite furniture rehab place. You are simply an artistic genius in my opinion and this piece is beyond stunning. I've even sent your videos to friends who also refinish and they are properly in awe as well. Your attention to every last detail is what impresses us. Keep up doing what you do. We're all hooked! Love this piece.
Aw, thank you Jayne!
Totally agree. Plus the video production and narration - you have such a pleasant voice.
It looks so beautiful and would look so good in any setting. A small request, would you linger with the filming of the finished piece a little longer. It gives chance to feel all the hard work and see the sheer beauty of what you have achieved. Thank you. Xxx
I'd add to that request, please back up and show the whole thing first and longer, before the up-close details.
In my new workspace (I’m currently redoing my workroom), I’ll have a bit more room to maneuver so should be able to take some “after” video instead of only still shots. Mainly just an issue of only having so much room (and thus only so many angles from which to film). That should get better in the new space as I’ll have a longer wall to stage on. :-)
@@TranscendFurnitureGallery you can always do the "Ken Burns effect" of the slow pan on a still image.
Yes, we want longer "afters".
I am amazed by this transformation (as I always am). The black sections bring out the piece's quality and beauty. Your art skills make a huge difference here.
Thank you so much!
A few things I appreciate about your videos: you thoroughly explain why you're doing what you do, you treat each piece of furniture as an individual piece of art and let it's own individuality guide your choices(some pieces are better painted, and some are better being restored, I 1000% agree with you there), you show us mistakes you make and then explain how to fix or work around those mistakes (one of the biggest reasons to not just fast forward to the end reveal, I don't want to miss any of the little nuggets of wisdom you drop), you have an outstanding attention to the details (like inside the drawers or underneath/behind the furniture), you film and edit your videos expertly, and to top it all off- you have a pleasant voice to listen to.
Anyway, I just wanted to let you know that the work you do is appreciated, inspiring, and educational. I look forward to seeing more in the future.
This comment is amazing! Thank you so much for this!
Agree! She is not a cheap furniture flipper. She does the detailed repair work the right way.
Angie, I could watch & learn from you all day. I always learn something. You have an amazing eye & classic taste! Thank you!
I`ve had a dresser similar to this one that I started on 3 months ago. I too try to stay away from painting a wood piece unless I have no choice or I feel a hankering to paint. :-) I stained the top, drawers and sides and have been struggling on what color to paint the trim around the dresser and in between the drawers. I can`t tell you how many times I stood in front of the dresser, trying to imagine which paint would look good. I even considered staining it but I knew with all the wood filler I had to use, the stain job would look splotchy and I just couldn`t bring myself to do that. Your video cleared the cobwebs out of my creative mind and a paint decision was made. Your piece turned out absolutely beautiful. I`m hoping I will have the same results. Thank you!!!
The finished product made my mouth drop open! What an incredible outcome. I admire your patience and creativity!
Not everyone can step away like that. I find that getting away from a frustration gives me time to figure out the answer. Such a beautiful piece. You also have some really unique hardware for $25.
Hey Angie, You use Odie’s solvent here and you frequently use other low VOC products. Less volatile products and allergies would make a good topic for a video.
This piece came out beautiful. The black was a great complement to the mahogany.
I agree. The chemical smells really disable me and keep me from doing a lot of this work.
BEAUTIFUL! Wow. Just. WOW!
Some of your pieces in their ‘before’ state give me such negative visceral reactions- it actually makes me laugh how strongly I dislike some of them due to their weird-plastic finish or, in the case of the ‘fail’, the contact paper. That’s something I very much appreciate about you & others: you can see beyond those things and find the diamonds in the rough! Either completely transforming the piece or taking the hardware and calling it when a piece has served its time and needs to end its furniture journey!!! So amazing.
Aww I love this comment so much!
This is so gorgeous. Love the wood grain pattern on the drawer fronts.
Another stunner! One of my favorite things about your work is the balance you create in pieces that you combine painted and natural wood surfaces. The addition of that little bit of black dresses this piece up like it’s ready for a night out in a classy piano bar. 🙂 Timeless and classy!
Absolutely stunning! Love the black and Odie’s on the wood. One of my favorite pieces that you have done!👏👏
Love the black and brown together.
Generally I'm a wood purist, but I really think there's nothing better than a beautiful Federal piece refreshed with a touch of paint. I think the style just lends itself to it-- It looks so effortlessly beautiful. Masterfully done!
Thank you! I definitely am choosy about where and when I paint. I felt like this just needed a little “something”, especially with so many different types of grain and tones . :-)
You never cease to amaze me with your transformations. 🥰
Great job, again! A sage woodworker told me years ago, the wood will tell you what it wants to be. So if it wants to be painted, the piece will speak to you. Keep those videos coming, I have done a few pieces and can't wait for the weather to break to get started again!!!! You have taught me some great tricks!
I am a wood purist, and I generally don't enjoy painted furniture. That being said, I love the time and care you put into your pieces, and every last one of them has just turned out beautiful. I really enjoy seeing your videos and watching how much love and attention you put into each piece. Keep up the good work!
Thank you David! I really do try to keep as much of the natural wood as possible in most cases. The exceptions being where there is considerable damage, if it’s a lower quality wood, or if a piece can be well complimented with a bit of paint. I don’t generally like to unless I need to. :-) I’m so glad you stopped by and said hello! :-)
It’s so important to learn to walk away from a project that doesn’t deserve one’s time and energy. Good for you!!
Just when I thought you couldn't top your previous transformations, I'm once again left with my jaw hanging open. What a gift you have for over-the-top furniture turnarounds!!
Your use of paint is astounding! Your piece always turns out amazing.
What an amazing transformation! 🙀 This dresser is now a showstopper! The amount of time you take to clean each piece of furniture demonstrates your commitment to detail and your craftsmanship. The inside of the open drawer glows just like the outside. The entire piece looks fantastic!
Wow! Thank you so much!! 😊
Holy cow that turned out gorgeous! Sorry that the first piece was too far gone but this second piece is a show-stopper! Absolutely gorgeous!
98.9K subscribers! Outstanding Angie!👏👏
Sandable clear epoxy works as well when you have a shallow crack and are going to sand and paint a piece not for staining for staining mix the wood glue with some wood sawdust from the piece and then put on the crack clamp it together dry sand and stain
that sounds brilliant!
I think you do good work and some of it to make it look better and they're also antique so they're built different each individual antique is built different some is made out of real wood and some is not like you said but I make furniture out of wood sometimes I get Antiques and I really don't know what to do with them because if they're not wood I'm not sure so that's why think that you do a very good job you should be praised for it thank you so much not all people can do what you can keep it up
Your attitudes towards paint vs no paint for wood being directly related to the piece in front of you, indicates to me that you are an holistic artist, rather than someone who just flips furniture. Good On You!
Fantastic Finished Piece.
the oil inside the drawer seriously makes that grain and colour shine as it goes on. This whole piece is incredible but you always do amazing work
Absolutely gorgeous transformation! Your work with the white area turned out great 👏🏻 I love how knowledgeable you are. You are always my favorite furniture artist to watch 😊
That’s gorgeous! The hardware looks amazing & the whole piece is absolutely beautiful. Your repair to the damaged top is very, very good. The wood grain is lush and the black detailing really makes it pop. I’m out of superlatives but I meant every one. Thanks Angie, best wishes & have a good week. From Annie, in Cornwall, UK . 🌸
I have been watching furniture flipping channels for about 6 months now. I must say, you are an amazing teacher and have inspired my husband and I to start doing the same. I am a nurse of 25 years and was deemed resigned 09.30.21. We both had C-19 in August and watched all of your videos. You made Christmas shopping much easier. Thanks! Keep up the awesome work. You definitely have a gift.
I'm so glad that you didn't give up on that spot on the top, because it turned out well!!! In my mind, we always put items on the top anyway. I love the drawer fronts and the black just makes it look great!!!
I love how you blended that spot using art markers - brilliant! Another stunning piece!
Ahhh! Your artist background explains so much. No wonder your pieces always turn out beautiful. You are one of the few furniture rehabbers on You Tube who can pull off a combination of paint and wood in a piece. Gorgeous!
Wow, what a transformation! You absolutely made the right decision to not move forward with the first piece, but I wouldn't call it a fail necessarily. You have to know when to walk away! Great job!!💜💜
What does one say when “Oooooh!”,
“Ahhhhh!”, “WOW!!!” seem totally inadequate? Just gorgeous, Angie! Gorgeous! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️‼️‼️‼️
That's why I like your Chanel, sometimes you paint sometimes you don't.
The green piece needed to go in the dumpster, so you didn't fail. The other dresser came out fabulous 🤩. I'm not a total purest, but like you I'd rather see older pieces finished back to their glory days. You made that piece shine. Love watching you do your work.
Stunning! Love how the black creates a frame to highlight the richness and grain or the wood. Also lends formality in an elegant and not stuffy way-like “black tie” for furniture. I don’t generally prefer traditional furniture, but this is beautiful!
The wood grain on those drawers just flows in such beautiful waves and honestly that patch in the top almost mimics the darker sections on the front. This is just such a lovely piece.
Thank you so much for watching! 😀
Absolutely beautiful !!!! You really worked your magic on this piece :)))))
Angie your work is second to none. You are so meticulous and knowledgeable. This dresser is stunning and elegant.
I'm certain you already know this, but part of being a master of your craft is knowing when to walk away.
Bravo 👏!!
Thank you! Cheers!
I agree!!!
your patience is amazing. this feels like one of the more fussy flips with all the little details that had to be addressed. it's so beautiful now, thanks to your loving attention.
Thank you kindly!
I really think that painting part of the piece black made the woodtones pop so much more, and I’m happy I’m not the only one who’s nor on the “only-wood” sid , neither on the “only paint side. Loved it!
Wow, stunning. I am not a fan of painting old/antique furniture however I agree with you that sometimes it's required to protect and preserve the timber and it depends each piece of furniture. You always seem to know the right pieces and parts to paint. In this case the black makes the wood grain pop and really accentuates the piece 🥰
I like the sophisticated black paint and stained finish in the last pictures. Definitely a timeless look. Congratulations on approaching 100,000 Subscribers!
So close! It’s crazy!
@@TranscendFurnitureGallery.. well-deserved
You never fail Angie.
Haha, aww you’re sweet. I definitely failed the challenge on this one, though. lol but don’t worry- I have another one to show so there is a big dramatic reveal as always. Haha. :-)
The black paint absolutely makes the wood fronts pop. Beautiful!
As much as the final reveals are stunning, my favorite part of the videos is always the repairs and sanding--all the work leading up to the oiling, etc. So fascinating and creative in its own way.
Thanks for watching!
I love this so much that I’m basing my entire lounge room around this piece. There’s a lot of work in front of me but I have an upright piano that’s been in the family for 70 years and has the same black trim.
Your art background really contributes to your success salvaging these pieces.
Angie, you have become my new “rabbit hole”. I can watch your videos all day. I can’t express how valuable and timely this particular one is for me. My mother loved to refinish furniture, had a great eye for quality pieces, and had a dresser and highboy in the George Hepplewhite school from 1951 that she lovingly refinished at least two, if not three times over the years. The last go at it was in the late ‘70’s or perhaps early ‘80’s painted in an avocado color, antiqued with who knows what, and the veneer top finished with some sort of a Jacobean stain which looks perfect to this day (other than a few cigarette burns🙀). I recently toyed with selling the two pieces, but sentiment prevailed and I decided to try and bring the top back to a more natural state and lighten up the rest of the piece with one of the Fusion whites., adding antiquing glaze or perhaps aging wax to highlight the fluting on the frame and legs. After seeing this video I realize that these beautiful pieces need to be stripped naked before deciding on how to proceed. Her care, and perhaps painting over the years totally preserved the integrity of the pieces. They were always used in her master suite, I’ve continued the tradition. Although I never loved them, I appreciate the exquisite craftsmanship and can’t let go without trying to bring them into the 21st century. You’ve provided the inspiration to not just “slap some paint on them”, but to honor their bones. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
The piece that got an 'F' has those wonderful pulls on them! They're an A+ :)
Thanks so much! I'm glad you like them!
You have so much knowledge, Angie. I learn something every time I watch one of your videos. You did this so much justice! Love it.
The beauty here is the minimal use of black as a contrast, allowing the wood to shine. You would normally see this all black except the top and drawer faces. Less is more. Top job.
Thank you so much for watching!
I love that you bring the wood back to life again. The depth of the colors, especially red woods, are beautifully highlighted by your hands.
BTW, you didn't fail in not reviving that first dresser. You made a conscience decision to put your time to better use. You're the best!🙂🥰
Every time I watch one of your videos I am amazed by the patience you display with every detail for each piece. Excellent job!
Pretty. Love how the black makes the wood pop. But I love that it’s mostly wood. Can’t cover up the great craftsmanship.
‘It isn’t perfect’ Huh? Looks perfect to me!
Wow! That came out spectacularly. Giiii!
Paint or stain or clear coat you do beautiful restoration to pieces that otherwise would have been left to perish. And I wouldn’t consider that first piece a fail. Sometimes they just can’t be helped. Can’t say you didn’t try. Your ugly ducking is now a beautiful swan. Wonderful job!❤️
You’re so talented I think that you could’ve actually done some thing with the green dresser, but you’re smart enough to walk away! You can tell you have an artist background because your colors are just awesome. This piece is absolutely beautiful! Take care!
Thank you so much for watching!
The paint gives this piece a nice contrast. The work on the stain was nicely done! My wife and I enjoy your channel!
The only fails are not trying. Your art work on the top is just amazing. Another beautiful piece🤘🏼🤍
There is no doubt you do outstanding work, but I want you to know how relaxing I find your voice to be. I find myself looking forward to hearing speak. Your voice is so serene.
Those stain …. I struggle with those to colour match. Great job 👏 came out very nice 👌
Another amazing job! I'm someone who loves wood furniture, but I'm also realistic enough to understand that not everything can be saved and kept with a wood finish. You keep so much of the beautiful stained wood, and I love that. The painted areas are done sparingly, and really enhance the beauty of the piece. It's a shame that original dresser was so poorly made, but I'm in love with the finished second piece!
Thank you so much! I appreciate your understanding of paint and its uses, this comment has been refreshing! 😀
I love watching your videos with a cup of coffee and a chocolate chip cookie, happy sunday
Snaaaacks! :-)
You did an amazing job! You didn’t just give up, you kept going. The piece is beautiful! In the south if we have a spot on the furniture, you just put a doily on it, or a dresser scarf. Yep, those are real words! Thanks for showing so many techniques.
I am realising I really love the combination of black paint and mahogany… you’re literally giving me some inspiration for future renovation projects by rescuing furniture
I love that!
That hardware was totally worth the purchase on that hot mess!
This is gorgeous! The black paint is perfectly done with the luscious wood!
Finally ordered Odies Oil…am excited to use! This piece is so charming and I love the sheen on its handles. I soon will be embarking on an effort to restore many antique family pieces my Mom purchased from an old college dorm that was being redone. (Back in the 50’s!) She made a haul! All these years ( I am 71) these pieces have been with me ~ either stored or being used in our home. In have watched hundreds of hours of restoration videos, plus have done a few pieces over these many years. I am SO READY and itching to begin! Wish me good vibes and happy relations with my furnitures! Thanks again ~ always teaching your viewers valuable lessons. I will be enjoying your work as I journey on this learning adventure.
Absolutely the best of luck with your projects! It sounds like quite an undertaking. You're so welcome for the content and thank you so much for watching!
Normally I personally dislike paint on mahogany furniture, but this black paint, and Woodbridge is fantastic!
Thank you so much for watching! 😊
Wow you did it again. It's stunning 💓 you really do have eyes for this and can pick up the right pieces of it, highlighting them. I'm so impressed with your work, so I'm looking forward to the next video every time.
What a gorgeous piece! The black paint is an excellent foil for the mahogany. I love that you respect rather than worship the wood; purism is overrated. I totally appreciate your knowledge and skills, so many levels above a "furniture flipper". Keep up the good work!
OMG. So stunning. I haven’t been a fan of black but your use of it has inspired me. A more intense contrast to the lovely wood than white would be. And to add to Joyce’s comment below - my thought whenever looking at furniture is “what would Angie do”. Of all the channels I follow yours and Mad City Modern are the most inspiring. It’s almost a spiritual experience! If you can see the potential in a piece of furniture what could you see in the potential of a garden, a house a person!
But you have those beautiful drawer pulls! I love watching you work with every piece so thoughtfully recreated into another beautiful swan!
OmG that wood grain on the front of the drawers! I always love watching your restorations❣
WOW!!! The black paint made the whole piece POP!!! Excellent job as always!!! 😻😻😻
Ok one more thing lol I totally agree with your opinion on painting certain pieces. There’s nothing wrong with painting an any piece that YOU choose to paint or not paint. It’s your project, your time and YOUR decision. So don’t feel bad or feel like you have to explain the choices and decisions on your projects. Bc what you do ALWAYS turns out to be Gorgeous and tasteful and classy.
Angie, I drool over all your finished pieces ... seriously! You are a magician! And this one is gorgeous! Love it!😍😍😍
Wow, the wood patterns on the dresser fronts are gorgeous! You sure did give this piece a new life!
Thank you! Cheers!
That piece is so stunning. I could cry.....I want that. Stunning.
The green mistake was worth its value in hardware.
100 percent! That’s definitely the only reason I paid anything at all for it, haha!
Just.....wow. Turned our so pretty. Love when the glue squishes out because it means a good contact.
Thank you so much for watching! 😊
The veneer on the drawers is exquisite. You really brought that out.
Simply AMAZING!!! Even the FAIL was really not a fail because I’m pretty sure you’ll put the hardware to good use. Your persistence on finding a solution to that pesky stain paid off.
I truly love the honesty you bring to your videos..im referring to your discussion on painting and not to paint a pice of furniture...you nailed it ..... when you said it all depends on the piece you are working on!!!...yes....I love the knowledge you share on the specie of wood....you are working on...thankyou for all your hard hard work and detailed eye you bring to this great channel..im so greatful to find you!!! Keep on...
This is stunning . The repair on the top is absolutely remarkable, thanks for teaching that it CAN be done, and if the first try doesn’t work , try again !
WOW! 😱 I am blown away at how well you covered up that spot on the top, you can’t even tell it was ever there! As always, phenomenal job! Oh, and being a Dallas, TX resident…I love your shirt! 🤩
Perfect combination of wood and paint. The black really highlights the beautiful drawer veneer. It turned out beautiful!
Thank you so much! 😊
Fabulous. I think the black trim has made the wood richer looking. ❤🦋
I'm so glad you like it! 😀