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The only differences are the colors and the more prominent brush strokes I used… because I wanted a more rustic look. But if you’re interested in the layered paint technique I used to paint the base of this piece, you can see it here.

I’m sharing the technique I used to create the patina.

Painted Waterfall Dresser – SALVAGED ESTATE SALE!.

THIS POST CONTAINS AFFILIATE LINKS TO PRODUCTS I USE. The rust patina against the vibrant green adds contrast and character… and really ties in nicely with vintage hardware! What do you think? That said, I couldn’t be happier with how this dresser turned out. In my experience, it’s always a little easier to experiment with pieces that you’re not attached too.

I have mixed feelings about waterfall furniture so if it didn’t turn out like I wanted, no biggie.

The rust on the vintage hardware was inspirational.

I chose this dresser to ‘practice on’ for two reasons. Here’s the waterfall dresser I picked up at my neighbor’s estate sale a few weeks ago.

This process is fun and fascinating! Try it once and you might just find yourself rummaging through your home looking for anything and everything you can patina. So, now I’m passing this warning on to you my friend. Last week, Do from Do Dodson Designs warned me this technique is addictive. My practice-piece was this waterfall dresser, but this technique can be used on any wood, metal, glass, ceramic, plastic etc. Today, I’m sharing my first attempt at painting patina.