You can order the “black bean” chalk type paint that I’m using in this video HERE and the amazing brush HERE.
You need 2-3 coats of the paint and use THIS TOPCOAT over it for a gorgeous sealed finish! (ps thats always my topcoat of choice!)


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If only we all had a “Mr. Magic” in our lives! sigh
I missed what you used for the raised pattern on the top of the dress, for the vanity. Is it wall paper?
Great post! I’m a newbie to your site and have been very happy to have found you. My bathroom vanity is from the 60’s and I really want to do something similar as this with a vessel sink – just love the look of vessel sinks. My current sink, toilet and tub are all LAVENDER – have you ever seen a lavender toilet? LOL It’s not the worst thing in the world but I’m going to be changing it out to all white. Hopefully I can find a lovely dresser to work in my bathroom the way you did in yours. Unfortunately I do not have a Mr. Magic so I will most likely being doing everything myself. I will be watching a lot of youtube videos for how tos. Thanks!
Hahah I just bought a vintage styled pedistal sink!!! ?? We have an old (1908) house that at some point they remodeled/ added a bathroom. It has a cheep nasty cabinet that doesn’t fit now and I’m a wuss and would like to pee and not have my knees hit the cabinet doors. ?? Sometimes pedistal sinks are good. ?
That looks soooooo nce, you did a great job!!! You are an inspiration to all of us. I love to paint, so this was fun to see.
What an fantastic makeover! Love it and I need that toilet paper sign! Lol! Sharng on Twitter. Thank you for sharing on Merry Monday! Have a great week!
Kim
How tall was that dresser? before you put the vessel sink on top. I just picked up one at a yard sale and not sure if the height would be good for this project. Thank you for helping me out