So she painted it.
Just the top, to divert attention away from the fact that the surface was noticeably lighter than the chairs touching it. She couldn't decide between two options:
#1 - Chalkboard paint; so we could write notes on it, and my daughter could draw on the table with chalk.
#2 - Chevrons; because it would be hip (she didn't actually use that word).
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I love this so much! I want to do pretty much the exact same thing to our dining room table. Would you or your wife be interested in posting a "how to"? The bad new is, my dining room table is LAMINATE. That has to make the whole process about 12 times harder. Yikes!
ReplyDeleteAs far as I know, my wife still doesn't know about this blog, so let me see if I can find out where she got the plans or how she did it. Then I'll just post a new "tutorial" post.
ReplyDeleteI'll get back to you as soon as I can. :)
Ok, I believe this is the site where my wife originally got her instructions for the table. I don't know how much she customized the instructions for our table, but I think she followed almost exactly.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.happylooksgoodonyou.com/diy-chevron-dining-table/
Hope that helps.