Vintage vanity restoration start to finish from @kylewilliamdesign
The creator documents the restoration of a 1930s Art Deco vanity. They begin by showing its damaged state, then detail the process of scraping, stripping, sanding, and repairing the wood. The creator explains the different treatments required for the three types of wood, demonstrates the application of various stains and finishes, and concludes with a series of before-and-after shots, showcasing the final product in their own home and asking for audience feedback.
Creator: @kylewilliamdesign on Instagram
Transcript
This 1930s tier deco vanity was in rough shape. Water damage, peeling lacquer, and a cloudy finish hiding its real beauty. After ninety years, it deserved to look new again. I started by scraping off the old finish. Then, I used a stripper and wire brush for the detailed areas and sanded everything by hand. Only the deep scratches got the electric sander. I filled in all the chips and veneer damage. This piece actually has three different types of wood, which meant better section needed a differ
Topics: DIY, Craftsmanship, Interior Design
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