Vintage Dresser Refashioned Something Old Something New

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A little vintage dresser that I discovered years back in my parent’s attic. At that time it had been long forgotten for almost 30 years time just waiting to be reinvented. It was an antique dark blue, the knobs were heavenly, and I can’t turn down a good old dresser. I would have one in every room of my house. Wait, I think I do… Dressers are great for storage and of course their glaring homey charms. Let me show you how I refashioned this vintage dresser with something old and something new! SEE MORE!

First this vintage dresser got a new coat of paint in Chantilly Lace White

Vintage Wooden Hand-Carved Dresser Drawer Knobs Restored

Wooden Dresser Knobs Look Fantastic with the Newly Painted Chantilly Lace White

But it Needed a Little Something More!

I found and added 4' wrought iron house numbers to each of the dresser drawers for a little farmhouse bling.

Something Old and Something New!