His and Hers Mismatched Nightstands in Deep Grey

When we first moved to Duluth, I was searching for a dresser for our little girls room. We came across a dresser that I thought would be perfect, but once we got it in her room, it was just way to small for the space. Space is something we aren’t used to having!

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Luckily we found and refinished the perfect piece for her room (this mid century modern dresser with hair pin legs! ) and this smaller one got booted out. Now I envisioned finding a similar size dresser to make a mismatched nightstand set, and it didn’t take long before we found the perfect one!

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I mixed up a small batch of black glaze following the instructions on the jar, using black latex paint and clear glaze.  Then brushed it onto a small area (I did 2 drawers at a time, or one side) with a cheap brush. Using a baby wipe, I wiped off the glaze, going with the grain of the wood, in one long swipe from edge to edge. Once I liked the look I let it start to dry. After a few minutes I went back and lightly dry brushed the edges where I wanted the glaze a bit darker. If it got too dark, I would very lightly wipe it off until I achieved the perfect look.

Glazing furniture is the perfect way to bring out the character and add even more charm to the finish. I couldn’t be happier with these mismatched nightstands! If we didn’t already have these amazing apothecary style nightstands for our room, we would be keeping these mismatched ones!