I nearly fell of my chair when I visited
Apartment Therapy a few days ago and saw our
Ikea Rast Sidetable project. Although they had
previously featured them, it was nice to see our tables as the main image in a roundup of tables. (See our original post on the tables
here) When I saw the post I remembered that Jen, a reader in New Mexico sent me a link to this. Did any of you spot the following in InStyle Magazine?
I'm proud that our very own
Style at Home was first on this trend. ;) Although I'm not a
huge fan of this makeover (I prefer Style at Home's original version, and ours more) I kind of adore the knobs they used. Image
via Paris Apartment. (where you can get the knobs)
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8 comments:
Like yours more but agree, those knobs are delicious!
OMG, that is SO cool! You're going to have to save that magazine in a special place so that it doesn't get mixed up with the others.
I'm excited for you! : )
Definitely like your makeover the best. The stain+paint look is fabulous. I spotted it on AT and that's how I made way over to your blog!
~Tanya
dans-le-townhouse.blogspot.com
Yours is by far the lovelier, but hey, look at you!! What a trendsetter.
jbhat
Love yours too; the pulls you chose are fab and the juxtaposition of the stained body & white drawers is gorgeous and very on trend :-) This one is fun, though. How terrific is it to see the different creative interpretations of the rast dresser?!
Victoria
I love a good rast makeover. I did one too before Christmas
http://hodgepodge-babselou.blogspot.com/2010/12/how-to-make-silver-leaf-dresser-ikea.html
Congrats on being featured at Apartment Therapy!
I love your Rast makeover! So much I bought two for myself, followed your instructions, and I'm now loving them in my bedroom. I used a dark walnut stain, and I'm so happy with the results.
Please keep up the great DIY projects! You have fantastic ideas that I love reading about.
yum!
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