7.07.2010

The Rorik Dresser - Before & After

Dimensions:

38" Wide . 35" Tall . 19" Deep

Before
After Isn't this just the most wonderful little dresser ever! I just cannot help myself with these vintage beauties that sit up on legs. It is so hard for me to let them go. I think they are super functional and can be moved from room to room and used in so many different ways. I adore the height of this piece. I love the long legs that are joined by a wood beam between the front and the back. The decorative element at the base is unique and so charming.

I picture this dresser as a side table next to a big bed. It could be used in a family room next to a sofa or a greeting table in a entry way. This piece could be used in a bathroom as extra storage for linens and towels. Have I convinced everyone yet how perfect these little treasures can be! Up next we have three different mirrors that are lovely and elegant.

And I know . . . I know . . .

I need to reveal the barnwood table. I have hestitated because of my indecisiveness on the chair covers. However, it is coming soon.


Happy Thursday!

I linked to:

Chic on a Shoestring Decorating

24 comments:

  1. Gorgeous! Those really are versatile pieces.

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  2. Gorgeous! Love it with the sign over it. Great job!
    xoxo,
    Kim

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  3. Beautiful! But I have to ask, HOW did you fix the missing veneer?

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  4. The redo on this is fabulous! But I gotta second Korrie - can you show us or tell us how you fixed the problem of the missing veneer? Pam @ Sallygoodin

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  5. Another beautiful piece! I bet it is hard to let them go, I know I would have a very hard time with it. You need to build an addition to put your finished work! :)

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  6. This would be adorable in my entryway! It turned out so cute. I like the pieces up on legs, because they give the appearance of not taking up as much room. Cute...very cute!

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  7. oh my, love this piece, love your blog. Nice to meet you!

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  8. What a lovely save on this dresser. The chipped spots may have put others off, but you rescued and made it pretty! Thanks for sharing.

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  9. Amazing...I can count on 1 hand how many Melanie's Ive met in my life (im 38)! Just today Ive met 2 in blogland...lol. Hello Melanie, Im Melanie from Lucky 7 Design...found you thru BNOTP. I love the work you and your husband have done on the furniture. Ive added your button to my blog for all of those brave enough to give it a try. I started a hutch re-do this weekend but it will take a few wkds as I have a 4mos old baby along with 4 other children. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  10. You are a girl after my own heart. I know just what those great pieces of furniture can be and I love seeing it happen. Yours turned out great.
    Hugs
    Becky

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  11. Looks like a completely different piece. Nice job!

    -Rene

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  12. What a great makeover! Love the distressed black : )

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  13. Turned out awesome, love where you have it placed in your house too.

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  14. It looks fabulous! I love all of your furniture transformation, and check back often for new posts :) Thanks for having me!

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  15. Wow- looks great... I love the black distressed paint!!!
    Fabulous job!

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  16. I love the redo. The black is perfect and you've distressed it perfectly. What a great job. Your vignette on the top is lovely. Such a pretty display. Thanks so much for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty

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  17. What a great transformation! It's gorgeous!...Christine

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  18. So beautiful! Thanks for the inspiration.

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  19. Beautiful furniture and beautiful blog! I'd love it if you'd come link up at my Home and Family Friday linky party.

    Becca
    http://becca-homeiswheremystorybegins.blogspot.com/2010/09/back-at-it.html

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  20. What a beautiful transformation! You do wonderful work!
    Best Wishes and Blessings,
    Amanda
    One Girl in Pink

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  21. It's a very prettey dresser, love your work.

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  22. LLLLOOOOOVVVVVEEEEE this!! The color is really great (what is it??) and did you just sand down the parts with the wood missing? What a transformation!

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  23. This is just beautiful! Thanks so much for linking to Thrifty Thursday....I'd love to feature this next week! :)

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