This table has been a labor of love, and it was WELL worth it!!! I can’t tell you how much I LOVE it!! It fits with the vision I have for the space and because I took my time I can’t imagine anything else now.
This wasn’t the easiest project, but if you have some patience it’s doable for just about any DIYer.
I think the finish on the table came out great!
I wasn’t completely sold on the patina, but with some tweaking I think it works well with the lighter base. (I had originally wanted a lighter color for the zinc.)
My dining room is a really hard room to photograph. I probably need a different lens for my camera, but that won’t be happening anytime soon. I’ve got chairs to buy…oh and a rug and side table to finish. Well, you get the point. The room won’t be finished for a while.
I will be working on the post to give you all the details on how to make your own table soon! 😉
***Tutorial can be found here.***
Enjoy the rest of your week!
~Angela
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It looks so beautiful. I love the finish. Great job. Hugs, Marty
It looks gorgeous Angela! Like some kind of beautiful French antique or something out of the Ballards catalog. Way to go! 🙂
Vanessa
Amazing! You are so talented. Very impressive!!!
Marty, You are such an encourager! I’m so glad to have have “met” you!
xxoo,
Angela
Vanessa,
THANK YOU!! What a complement…That is exactly what I was HOPING it would look like.
Love your table! I can’t wait to see your tutorial.
-Revi
It looks fantastic! I’m jealous, my kitchen table is in a pretty sad state. Thanks for the table inspiration.
It looks great Angela… I love the look of zinc and I think you really nailed it! Great job!
Tania
Angela, what an amazing job you did.. would love to see it sometime. we really need to get together for a glass of wine… I can not put this new blog site on my side bar , your old one come up all the time still trying to fix that.. Happy Halloween.
Pattie, I would love to meet for a drink! And you welcome to come over anytime.
Thanks,
Angela
WOW is all i can think of- and I’m pretty wordy most of the time :). AH-mazing job. seriously. I absolutely love how your table turned out and even more I’m in awe of you, the new DIY Goddess!! I don’t know that I would tackle that project, but seeing your tutorial (thank you so much, by the way!!) makes me want to. Major kudos to you!!!!!!
Thanks, Pia. I will say, when the roll of zinc arrived I thought “What the heck did I just get myself into!!”