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Saturday, March 31, 2012

Cabinet for a Silent Auction

About a month ago, I signed up to participate in 2 different silent auctions...one for the preschool we attend and one for the elementary school that my oldest attends. I figured that finding pieces to paint for the auctions would be a breeze. It was not. I searched high and low on Craig for a student desk that was solid wood, in decent condition and under $50 (oh, and within a reasonable distance from my house). I didn't find one. But I did find this last week at Goodwill.

A solid maple cabinet that looked like a bathroom vanity. But oh so much potential!!

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I wanted it to be appealing to a wide variety of people, so I went with a distressed black.

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I've been hoarding these pulls for ages, so I thought they'd look nice on this piece!
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This could be a nightstand, media cabinet, storage for a playroom or bathroom, or an entry table. I hope someone bids on it and takes it home at the end of the month!

~Allison

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17 comments:

  1. Very cute Allison! Let the bidding begin!
    Stacey of Embracing Change

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  2. Doesn't even look like the same piece! And oh those little flower knobs are sweet!

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  3. those knobs are perfect! i love it, allison! i would bid, too.

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  4. So much fun getting involved in charity auctions especially sharing our passion to repurpose.
    Keep up the good work.
    Kristy @ 4 the love of WOOD

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  5. Allison, you've done it again I love the color and the knobs too! You just may have a bidding war on your hands.

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  6. Very pretty! Please come share at http://sassafrassalvation.blogspot.com/2012/04/sasss-sunday-salvation-show-18.html

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  7. I LOVE those knobs!! Are those from Urban Outfitters? I've seen them online for so long, but seeing them on an actual piece makes them look awesome!!!

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  8. Those knobs are pretty! Great job Allison!

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  9. Great makeover! Love the color and those knobs just finish it off so nicely

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  10. Nice and love those knobs! I have the same ones I scored at Home Goods a while back.

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  11. I love the piece and the knobs! I used them for one of the pieces I painted as well! It looks amazing, great job!

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  12. I love the piece and the knobs! I used them for one of the pieces I painted as well! It looks amazing, great job!

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  13. Love how it turned out...perfect. I'm so glad I found your blog via the DIY party and I am now following so we can stay connected. I would love if you stopped by and follow too. Lori

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  14. Very versatile piece! Love the makeover you gave it. Those pulls are fun! :)
    gail
    thanks for sharing at catch as catch can.

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Thanks for commenting! My heart goes pitter-patter!