One of my absolute FAVOURITE pieces at the Market right now i this 3-drawer dresser I restored using brown burlap, old louvre door pieces, a leather belt and new hardware pieces. I also created feet for this dresser using fence-post toppers from the hardware store.
My inspiration was the line of 'trunk' furniture available at Restoration Hardware, like this small dresser:
But at the Restoration Hardware price of $3,095 (because that $95 will really make or break the purchase, I'm sure) there's no way this is practical!
The materials for my trunk (including the $5 I spent on the dresser itself at a yard sale a few weeks ago), cost about $60, the most expensive being the new burlap I purchased for 50% off at Fabricland, with the runner up being the new dresser feet.
The dresser is now available at the Market for $275 - it was a labour of love to get it looking this good!!
Great!its looking very spacey.
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Loved seeing all the unique finds from the antique and flea market — posts like this are always fun to read!
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