Hey everyone! It’s Tracey from Tracey’s Fancy! I’ve got another Facebook Marketplace furniture glow-up for you! I never know if this style of piece should be referred to as a dresser or a vanity.  I feel like a true vanity should have a place to pull up a chair….. and this style doesn’t.  But, it does offer a good view in the mirror with the cut out middle.  I have always thought this style makes a great entry piece….. a place to toss your keys or purse…. and a mirror for that last lipstick check before you leave the house!

Whatever it is and wherever you use it…… it should look this fabulous!!!  This glow up is big and bold!  It demands attention and it energizes the room!  It utilizes one of my favorite color combinations….. pink and red…… AND pairs beautifully with my Whimsical Wonderland Transfer! Let’s get started!

Materials List:

How To Create a Whimsical Pop Art Dresser:

Step 1: Clean your piece of furniture thoroughly

First, I cleaned the piece using White Lightning to remove all dirt, oils and even rust from the hardware.  I followed this with a good water rinse to make sure all White Lightning was removed.

Step 2: Scuff sand for adhesion and apply a primer

Next, I gave the piece a good scuff sand to break up the glossy finish and add a bit of “tooth” or grip to the surface. Most importantly, I primed the piece with a single coat of Boss in Gray.

Step 3: Choose your colors to match your transfer

After that, I painted the two large drawer fronts in Dixie Belle Fluff.  I wanted a bright background to enhance and intensify the bold colors of the floral transfer.

Step 4: Use All-In-One SILK Paint

Next,  I applied two coats of the NEW SILK paint called Prickly Pear to the body of the vanity and my heart exploded!  LOL!  This pink is fire!!!!  I will be using it A LOT!!!

To read the rest of this colorful tutorial, hop on over to Tracey’s Fancy here!

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Traceys Fancy

Tracey Bellion is well known for her innovative, brilliant, and over-the-top furniture designs that encompass a Whimsical Wonderland. She loves to paint with playful colors and infuse multiple mixed patterns and textures not usually seen together. Tracey’s signature black and white checkerboard pattern is not only one of her favorite patterns to use to add visual interest, it also serves as a neutral in her furniture designs.

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