If you've been reading along, you already know about my roadside find night table and the tutorial on how I removed the wood veneer from it.  In case you missed this post you can catch up on it here how to remove wood veneer from wood furniture



This year I decided to do a complete makeover of one of the bedrooms in our home. The room is now complete and you can see it here  (guest bedroom makeover).  I wanted to use this night table in the bedroom, but not looking like this.
BEFORE



But more like this.

Isn't she a beauty!

I applied three coats of clear gloss polyurethane to the top and the bottom. I did the same with the legs and the drawer. 
Here it is after one coat.




Here is a picture of the top of the night table before I removed the wood veneer.  Removing the water-stained wood veneer made this table new again!  I am so thrilled with the results!


It was worth all the mess 


I used gold metallic spray paint on the knob


BEFORE


You can check out the entire post about this little beauty here


Here are a few pictures of the night table in the new guest bedroom







To see the completed guest bedroom you can go here Guest Bedroom Reveal One Room Challenge

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  1. Great roadside find, and nice transformation. The hubby has an antique buffet that has veneer that's peeling off. I haven't a clue how to fix that, but now that I know it can be removed and still be beautiful, I will have to see if he is willing to do that.

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    1. Thank you Linda! If you do decide to go ahead and remove the veneer off of your antique buffet I think you will be happy with the results.

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  2. It was soooooo totally worth the mess, she's such a delicate piece of awesomeness. I'm so glad she wasn't smothered in paint, she looks lovely now.

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