ok thanks

Hooker Furniture has a similar table

the table originally came from k-mart, but I redid it to look like a farmhouse table

Can you tell me step by step how you distress your pieces? I would love this look for a kitchen table. thanks!

Yikes I wish I could! I actually do a lot of furniture and signs and I hardly ever do it the same way twice. I think the one thing I did do a lot on this table was dry brushing and dry blotting then brush (to build up the paint and make it look like there are more layers) then I also used stain to add color and texture. I don't think I actually did much sanding on it. Just built up the texture in layers. Wish I could be of more help!

do you have a video on these techniques?

I don't have one:-( I should do that someday

I have a white table like this I want to do the same thing to. What should my base coat be? my cabinets are sage green and my woodwork is cream colored. what is the dark brown color and what is dry blotting?

i love this kitchen table. where can i purchase it

You can order a table like this any size from New England Artisan Gallery, Check us out!

The base coat was a mixture of bare wood and the white that was on there originally. I used a slight cream color paint to dry brush and blot ( blotting is just taking the brush and blotting the paint on there in globs, then letting it sit a few minutes and blot it off) I then used regular furniture stain for the brown look. Wipe on, wipe off.

thanks so much!

They sell these tables at Patricia's Back Barn in Sanborn,NY They are on facebook. My sister got one and they customize colors, legs, etc.