Farmhouse Furniture Makeover | Creating a Pottery Barn Inspired Coffee Table on a Budget

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Welcome to SALVAGED by k. scott! In this video, I take on the challenge of transforming an old, beat-up coffee table I found in someone's trash into a stunning piece of furniture with a rustic farmhouse look. Join me as I share my furniture flipping journey and show you how I refinish and revive this neglected table.
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@moniquebrown18 Год назад

So I just did a whole IKEA white dresser with this stuff. I actually gave it 3 coats of paint with the last coat being extra thick. Then I used wood grain tool on that top coat. Once dry for about a day I used a min wax walnut stain on whole thing. Crazy ridiculous how it looks like real wood dresser!

@salvagedbykscott Год назад

Amazing! They’re products are really versatile and can be used a ton of different ways. I definitely think I’ll be using it more.

@cjfromtexas3954 Год назад

Katie, I think the table looks wonderful! I haven’t been inspired lately to paint one reason being the heat in my garage. But you are giving me inspiration to get started again.

@marcidunfee6063 Год назад

Photo, please? 😊

@AlexisAvedisian Год назад

hi! Did you use the gel stain from retique it, or a different brand gel stain?

@moniquebrown18 Год назад

@@AlexisAvedisian I used a minwax wood stain in walnut. The only thing I used from Retique it was the paint. The paint is gloppy and full of wood sawdust so when it dries it’s essentially wood so I just treated it like bare wood. The only thing is to be extra neat with last coat and then use wood grain tool on the paint part itself.

@lizcompton3048 Год назад

Katie, I absolutely love this. Your content is so educational and creative!

@vicki9298 Год назад

I have been doing this with gel stain for YEARS!! I redid a cheap white vanity with a dark gel stain and it was Fabulous!! It's a great artistic style isn't it?? I love it❤

@patriciarall3515 Год назад

I have been wanting to try that whitewash beachy look the coffee btable is stunning

@kimberlynolan2573 Год назад

I really love the results, just beautiful. I have to redo my dining table, after finally raising three rambunctious boys with it. Also,since we're moving to Florida, and I and I love my table and chairs this look will be perfect, so please wish me luck with this. Thank you so much and have a blessed day 🙏

@martihurford Год назад

Love the finish Katie. It has such a neutral look to it that it will just about fit in anywhere. Would love to see that finish on a table and chair set. Thanks. ♥️

@emmavik-fredriksson640 Год назад

Wow! You did an amazing job making this look good again. Always a joy to watch your videos.

@carolmcmillan1800 Год назад

I just started following retiqueit because I have a round “oak” table that was actually veneer and wanted this type of look. Thanks for taking us thru the process. It really helped seal the deal for me wanting to try it!

@chrisdonovan4116 Год назад

Katie, what a transformation. The coffee table looks amazing. Thanks for showing how this product line can transform the look of a piece of furniture

@ElaineWood-f2t Год назад

This might be my favorite of your restoration projects so far. You really brought out the beauty in that dated pine table! You have a great eye for what a piece CAN BE!!! ❤

@BigMamaCat Год назад

The wood came up really nicely after the white top stain and the 3 coats of sheen. Well done, Katie. 🙂

@annelarson160 Год назад

You always save the day, Katie! I love how you manage to pivot to a creative solution whenever you come to a blocked wall! The difference is night and day! Thanks for saving our planet, one piece of furniture at a time!

@salvagedbykscott Год назад

Always be ready to PIVOT 😜

@cassandrasuzannelalonde4758 Год назад

You have no I idea how this video has helped me! I bought this product a couple of years ago for a project. Had I used it at that time, it would have been a disaster. So now I am ready to use it correctly. Thank you for this information. And as always a big wave from HOT Murfreesboro Tennessee.

@bfranklin1052 Год назад

I'm amazed at how well this came out! On camera, the faux knots look a little like painted-over burn marks, but the whole piece looks so soft and creamy. At the point you said you loved it, I was so skeptical, but after you applied the topcoat, it looked stunning! Such a great dupe!

@valeriehowden471 Год назад

Great results with the kit. I have 2 pine book cases that i was going to get rid of ... may need to rethink rhat thought now.

@RadBadJodster Год назад

I will be right over to pick it up! 😂 LOVE it. (But you had me at white wash) ❤

@juliepalmer3126 Год назад

Another lovely transformation! Thanks Katie!

@lizarutherford2477 3 месяца назад

I’ve just realised you’re saying “knotty pine” 😬 I kept hearing naughty pine, and wondered what was soooo bad about it 😂😂😂 Love your work! You’re very creative and talented. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 🥰

@karenkouns577 Год назад

Very, very nice. Especially considering what you began with. Would the graining tool work ok if the wood had been level? Thanks for sharing!

@salvagedbykscott Год назад

The graining tool is amazing if you want that heavily grained look. I just preferred the softer look I got without it on this project.

@katherineharper-sj4ys Год назад

That finish is really nice. I don’t usually like that style of furniture but I really like the finish. It’s a great match to the Pottery Barn table.

@michellesutton202 2 месяца назад

I really love how this turned out. I'm super glad you went in the direction of just using the brush, cause when you were using the "graining tool" I just gasped😮😅😅. Your way truly made it look like reclaimed wood, thank you for sharing this❤❤❤

@mcm.walnuter3479 Год назад

That is gorgeous ❤ An excellent video too. It was a roller-coaster for me lol. Some parts I'm like NO whst are you doing it's too dark or whatever. Then YES that's better, then Noooo haha. I learned so much. Thank you Katie 😊

@TheCraftyMagnolia Год назад

Wow @ pine veneer. LOL! Cheapest wood in the world, probably cheaper than the particle board. That's crazy. It's turned out really nice Katie, you did what you could and it's awesome!

@Daves_drh-acrylic-creations День назад

I have quickly become a huge fan of your tutorials ❤ Awesome work ❤

@rosateresacasanova4976 9 месяцев назад

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@STEPHROB0523 Год назад

It looks sooo good Katie! I was so happy when you painted it over 😊

@midcenturyflipper Год назад

Great video! I just stripped a mid-century hallway bench and posted a video. Love giving old furniture new lifw 🙏🏻

@kimbwf629 Год назад

That turned out really well! I love to see the process. Great work Katie. Another beauty!!

@christhompson3655 Год назад

You and your projects always inspire me.

@cindicoon1273 4 месяца назад

Love your videos & that you up cycle furniture that still has a little life left ☺️ …. Also very relaxing to watch

@trinidad2450 Год назад

Details, details, details, you amaze me with how you keep track of them all. All so you can create a masterpiece. By the way, thanks for all your tips.

@deborahmatatall Год назад

This looks amazing, Katie! Beautiful old trash-picked table - no one would ever know!🌸

@kellihull7600 Год назад

Absolutely beautiful! I haven’t ever seen anyone use the wood graining tool and liked the appearance, it always looks so planned, yours was the best I’ve seen, but so glad you went with the brush strokes

@antiquesrestoration3874 Год назад

You basically resurrected this table from the dead. Terrific results!

@joywalsh6150 Год назад

I have a solid pine coffee table thats a square similar version to this. The top is one solid peice of wood, i want to sand it down and whtie wash it so its good to see how you did this for the colour comparison (if this makes sense?) Love that squashy sanding tool, i hope we have that here inthe uk as that would make sanding the legs do kuch easier!!

@salvagedbykscott Год назад

Mirka and Festool both have similar sander’s available in the UK 😉

@karenokeane6461 Год назад

I used that brand about a year ago, as it (their chalk version) was advertised to have the ability of covering laminate without even so much as a scuff sanding beforehand. Used it on the vanity cabinet in our bathroom, which is solid pine with a rather thick cover of nasty laminate---from the 70's----as ours is a rental home, I just have to live with it for now...lol. It turned out beautifully....very durable, and massively upgrades the once ghastly fixed element I am 'stuck with' for now. ..with no prep work save for a thorough cleaning. Am curious but had yet to purchase their wood texturing tools; so am very glad you shared your experience with it. As always, a great vid which teaches me something new. :)

@pqworks9019 Год назад

Oh wow I’m impressed by how easily that sander cut through that varnish with an 80 grit. That’s a nice sander. Good work!!

@luperodela9668 Год назад

Omg what a transformation! Love love it!!! 😍

@marissahosmundson7269 Год назад

Looks great! So much more elevated. I could see this in a modern farmhouse style house, or even in someones beach house!

@karolinakopaczyk941 Год назад

I like it very much.

@AngieWilliamsDesigns Год назад

Wow. Yes…. That table is from the mid 90’s. I know because I bought the exact one. Last year my daughter said her dad still had it and asked me to redo it for her. And yep… those outside boards are wood… but not the middle boards. I blew threw in a couple of areas. But I stained it and let her decide. She loved it just as it was. Your’s definitely looks way better. But she wanted a farmhouse look and the base got painted white. Only if you are looking for it do you notice the blow through. LOL

@aleciahansen7859 Год назад

I’m glad you went in the direction you ended up going in. That wood graining with the rubber stamp was very aggressive. 😂

@candicecassel1110 Год назад

Wow…that turned out awesome Katie!! 👍👍👍

@reneeades1404 Год назад

This is gorgeous! I want to travel to Canada and be your apprentice so I can be this good. But I'll just keep watching your videos with the great tutorials. Thanks Katie!

@nooncactus Год назад

Very, very nice outcome and new life! 🩵

@honeykat1 Год назад

That's so ugly!!! Can you make it better?... can't wait to see!! .... [EDIT: oh my goodness!! Ye of little faith! Why YES, yes you CAN make it better!! Amazing! I really don't like that 1980s style, and that type of symmetrically turned legs are not to my taste - but it looks like a sophisticated Mexican-Indian-Rustic hybrid now, even without making any structural changes!! I don't know how you do it! I thought for sure you'd have to chuck the legs out and put MCM legs on or something, but just with a paint treatment you've made it into something chic and easy on the eye! Great job!! Thanks for sharing!! (oh, and I definitely think you made the right call not using the texturing tool: the lines it made were too harsh, to my mind.) Kindest regards, k]

@TranscendFurnitureGallery Год назад

SOOO pretty!

@madelinebywater1904 8 месяцев назад

Hey!! I bought the same gel stain you have and it is REALLY waterly and basically dark, dark grey. Do you know if they have changed their products? Also, my jar of gel stain doesn't look like yours does, mine is black. Are you sure you used the Barn Wood color stain? I am just shocked by how different mine looks compared to yours. Thanks!!

@anniscrawford4210 Год назад

Love the table!❤❤❤

@jeanulness9708 Год назад

Genius !!

@janetrodriguez914 Год назад

Katie, that coffee table turned out beautifully. I love how you provide lots of clear commentary to explain what and why you are doing what you’re doing. That’s so helpful. Great job!

@kathybruner4091 7 месяцев назад

New subscriber ❤️. Love the paint strokes instead of the faux wood tool. Great job 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@spiritualmaterialist 10 месяцев назад

Great job! Just don’t use that annoying shopping mall music .. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

@leslieschmitt7749 Год назад

I’m so glad you decided against the wood graining tool on this table … it turned out beautifully!! ❤

@theelizabethan1 Год назад

Lovin' your choice of the light stains/washes techniques......Am so weary of the dark, brownish shoe-polish looks.

@jojoolson 10 месяцев назад

@salvagedbykscott I need help from all you girls on here! I just did a round coffee table with this Retique It. I painted the whole table in the Wood n Primer (same color that Katie did) then I brushed on Barnwood on the top; no wood grain, just brushed on. I want to keep the bottom portion of the table light. very similar to the color of the Wood n Primer. Mainly because the legs have VERY intricate details so I really don't want to use the Barnwood Gel stain and it looks better lighter than the top. Question: Can I just use a top coat over the Wood n Primer now? or some sort of clear/light wash over it then top coat? or do you girls have any suggestion on what to put over the Wood n Primer to keep it very light. THANKS in advance!

@johannaholmgren8088 Год назад

Lol. I dont know why this is, but EVERY time you say "knotty pine", i hear "naughty pine".....and then I wonder what it did that was so bad...🤣🤣🤣🤣

@deniseochoa4442 Год назад

Wow that actually looks😊good … wasn’t expecting that outcome. Great job 👍🏻.

@goodvolks2know372 Год назад

I just bought some of the Retique it too. As soon as I settle on the paint color for the body of my piece, I'll be diving in. Nice job, boy you get lucky with the finds you have around you. I don't find much where I live.

@helenablignaut662 Год назад

Well done! Another gorgeous piece. But, pine veneer? Really? Didn't even know they make that stuff. 😮

@lesliebarnard1997 8 месяцев назад

Your table is simply beautiful. And it’s probably prettier than the P.B. table because it’s an “old soul” if you will. Do you sell any of your rejuvenated pieces?

@genevievechabot3282 Год назад

Love the end result!!

@terrirouleau4758 Год назад

I love this technique. Thanks for sharing 😊❤

@joyfulmessenger Год назад

I had that same coffee table with two matching end tables. Super sturdy, stood up to the kids. Nice to see it’s revival.

@laurenbaker3198 Год назад

Same! I bought it in 1996 after my first year of teaching. It’s held up to 2 boys and three cats and still going strong. My youngest drew on the underside when he was little, so I can’t bear to part with it.

@hellostorm7661 Год назад

Same...I think I stained it, added gold trim. Eventually dropped it at the thrift store SMH

@jackiejadow 5 месяцев назад

Hi, I just sanded down the veneer in a large spot by accident on an antique oak table , its not good. Which process do you like best for this faux process - its an old oak table , I want to use in the kitchen. TYSM - there are different recipes you used.

@portaamber Год назад

Nailed it! ❤

@aliciahollenbeck664 Год назад

Katie, I have a coffee/end table set that looks similar in style to this. Got the set for $50, real wood. My grandparents re did them and stained them black about 8 years ago. I really want to do a lighter wood color (like a beach wood), do you think I have a chance after the black stain?

@Stephanie-lg1cm Год назад

We’ll, I was skeptical because I used the wood graining technique in the 80’s when it was very popular and wasn’t impressed at the time but the table turned out beautifully.

@stargypsysoul604 Год назад

This is gorgeous but tell me how I grew up in a construction family and NEVER have I seen that sander! Well guess we didn’t need it to build, but I need it now thank you!

@heidisettles5537 Год назад

It turned out great, as always! However, I have seen you use a similar technique with painting first, then staining and using graining tool and deck brush and liked that equally well. Do you think the look with your paint/stain was comparable but less pricey than this kit? The kit is convenient, but seems like it would cost a lot more. Good call on doing away with the graining tool on this piece.

@Ms.MD7 Год назад

Thank you for saving this, you did such a good job. I was eyeing a similar coffee table and was wondering what this specific style of leg is? Is it called a "spindle"?

@dawnpiro3318 Год назад

It's a cost saving measure! Worked in Furniture Business for 21 yrs. 1995-2012

@c.h.9193 Год назад

That really turned out great. You are so creative. I always learn so much watching you. Thanks...Cathleen

@maribelroman Год назад

Stunning! Especially when it was a trash find and partly made of particle board. Totally amazed. I wonder if the original furniture company was selling it as solid wood?

@lauriebertrand9319 Год назад

Wow! It turned out amazing! Do you ever take a picture and leave for the previous owner to see? I’ve sold several things on FB market place and always ask for a photo when they refinish the piece.

@lauriepayseur5897 Год назад

Very inspiring! We just bought a furnished condo… the coffee table is a blue painted who knows what type of wood… I think I’m doing this to it!

@kathrynkneeland7179 Год назад

Great job, thanks for showing how you work through that which you are not happy with. Beautiful work as always.

@TriciaBooth Месяц назад

I actually liked the initial wood grain effect, but it all ended up nicely.

@MariaJ.Viramontes Год назад

Hi, my name is maria. I love your work. I need help on my first work. This was a TV peace. I broke the top and sides, all im using is top and bottom. I want the bottom to be a coffee station and top my cups gifts from my daughters, but I want this color with some blue help 🙏 please help me. I want to do it. Let my fear go.

@wendybond2848 Год назад

I was disgusted when an IKEA coffee table I had, started to dissolve due to mopping! as the legs were made of composite wood fibre stuff. Now I refurbish real wood.

@marywest2896 Месяц назад

for me I never liked the lines or joins in a table top, too easy to tip over a glass....I guess I would have used bondo to get rid of the grooves on the top that way the legs turning would be the star. I understand that people like or think joins on a tabletop is supposed to be "country" or farmhouse, but I grew up in a real farmhouse and that ain't how it was....farmhouse today is someone who never stepped foot on a farm and have an "idea" of what it is supposed to be.....to each his own.

@alicialucas8775 Год назад

Hi Katie, I loved this. I also love see what tools you used. I am struggling to fine the right sanding sponge pad. I looked at your store. Can you give a specifc brand? Thank you for all the great inspiration.

@cherylprice7910 Год назад

This is awesome. I am sort of addicted to buying furniture from Agape Thrift, because the proceeds go to a good cause. This is what I want to do.I have just started to makeover the things I thrift for a cause and make them something beautiful to keep or give away.

@louisaj9634 7 месяцев назад

Hi Katie! I have some custom table tops that I painted and had somebody cover with resin but they are worn down - do you think I could still sand them down, prime them and paint them?? thank you! Not sure how to seal them again -they wear down!

@juliekay7697 Год назад

Katie Scott you are so freakin talented! Thank you for the video :)

@Bluesage2024 5 месяцев назад

I have a kitchen table and hutch. I will send you my address. Just Stunning!!

@moneymakingmikeg.9555 11 месяцев назад

So freakin talented Katie!! Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!

@4everyoung24 Год назад

Nice! My friend Karman had an almost identical orangey pine coffee table and side tables in the early 90s. It was all the rage then. 😂😂😂

@veertcz Год назад

Hi, I love your work, I'm starting and I don't know where to sell, I would like to know where you see your furniture, if you could tell me, thanks 🙏

@andreakerry3411 Год назад

I want a surf prep sander but they're not available in the U. It looked effortless sanding the trim.😢

@pkstiever Год назад

Amazing!! I may try this on my outdated dark wood veneer round coffee table.

@jkr4243 6 месяцев назад

I’m in the midst of renovating my house and was inclined on purchasing a new dining set to match the new color scheme of the house but after watching your videos I can refinish the dining set and save several thousands dollars - Ty

@christinabartlett5037 Год назад

Beautifully done Katie as usual. Have a great Sunday 🤩👍🏼😘

@denisesmith6359 Год назад

Good job Katie

@lyndapalecek8952 Год назад

Absolutely stunning.....Love the introduction to the new product.

@GrandmaSandy Год назад

Hi, my dear friend thanks so much you today project turned out so nice.

@deborahhope9094 Год назад

Love it!

@maryportee6431 Год назад

Did the same thing when I blew thru a veneer top. Found that the graining tool held too much stain and had to clean it every pass. I tried antiquing gel instead with better results. The tool held the gel but was easier to clear. Love that Retique product though. Glad to see you tried it too

@meanbean98 Год назад

jesus im thinking about how much furniture i got rid of in the past but i do have some peices to work with now very cool i really love how this came out thank you for sharing these ideas :)