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
Marty, You are such an encourager! I’m so glad to have have “met” you!
xxoo,
Angela
It looks gorgeous Angela! Like some kind of beautiful French antique or something out of the Ballards catalog. Way to go! 🙂
Vanessa
Vanessa,
THANK YOU!! What a complement…That is exactly what I was HOPING it would look like.
Amazing! You are so talented. Very impressive!!!
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!!”