How to Make a Victorian-Style Dresser | This Old House
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Dainty drop pulls invite intricate embellishments, such as the tray-style top wrapped with solid crown molding and a curvy jigsaw-cut apron front made by moving the kickplate to the fore. Inky navy-blue paint sets the stage for multihued details, including faux panel trim in buttery yellow and stenciled floral designs that bring the focus front and center. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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Shown:
Rast chest, about $35; IKEA (www.ikea.com/us...)
Small William and Mary pendant pull with floral backplate, $6.79 each; House of Antique Hardware (www.houseofanti...)
Solid crown molding, available at most hardware stores.
Paint: Clark + Kensington's Dark Diversion; Clark + Kensington's Golden Ticket (www.thepaintstu...)
Shopping list for How to Make a Victorian-Style Dresser:
- Solid crown molding
- Victorian-style drop pulls
- wood glue
- sandpaper
- painter's tape
- paint (dark blue, plus a variety for details)
Tools for How to Make a Victorian-Style Dresser:
- jig saw
- nail gun
- screwdriver
- paintbrush
- artist brush
stencil
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How to Make a Victorian-Style Dresser | This Old House
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Quite a difference! Looks good
You did good
How do you make a template to cut
I would call that "Victorian-Inspired", but not "Victorian-Style".
Real Victorian dressers are stained wood, not painted, and contain much more intricate wood details, and often have a white marble countertop.
Oh noes. Please don't tell me TOH is going to promote low quality projects. You'll lose your audience if that is the case, because most viewers will just watch the low-quality projects on those house-flip shows on channels like HGTV.
I would say this is a step below that HGTV trash.
we must never have mindless fun on pbs
the paint job looks terrible and why would you have a top like that the trim is raised way above the top of the dresser
terrible video idea
Hey TOH Topher is right this is garbage!! If you guys keep posting these low grade no effort videos I'm unsubscribing! But I'll wait for the next couple of posts to decide.