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I know I’ve been slacking on posting lately but check out some of my recent flips! The first 2 pieces pictured are still available for purchase. Send me a DM if you’re interested!

It seems like painted pieces are coming back! What do you prefer? Faux wood grain or fully painted?

It’s been a looooong while since I’ve posted any still photos! Here’s some of my favorite Pottery Barn dupes I’ve done recently. All pieces have been sold. But if you’re local and interested in purchasing one for yourself feel free to send me a DM!

*Available at my Southern Attic location* I love the simplicity of this piece! Can fit in with most decor and would be a perfect addition to any bedroom!

*Available at my Southern Attic location* This piece was solid and just needed a little updating!

Paint washed with Algonquin from . Black accents with Coal Black from .

The nightstands are finally done! I refinished them the same exact way as the 3 drawer dresser I recently did. I can never get enough of black and natural wood.

Available for purchase at Painted Tree in Cary, NC Booth C15. Message me for any details!

Painted with coal black and drawers were paint washed with in Algonquin. New legs and hardware were purchased from

Hello beautiful wine cabinet! I knew this little cabinet had so much potential! The stencil was a bit of a challenge but it really tied the look all together.

Painted with country cream and stenciled with rustoleum metallic gold paint. Stencil from

*AVAILABLE* Don’t let this little dresser fool you. It is solid hardwood and heavy! Would be perfect in a kids room or a room with limited space.

Painted with coal black and paint washed with Algonquin.

My first charcuterie board! There’s a few things I’ll do a little differently next time so I’m keeping this one for myself 😂. Big shout out to for another awesome class! This platform is such an amazing place to learn and all come together!

I used to seal this board like I did with my cutting board. Highly recommend! I have a discount code in my linktree if you’re interested! Just click on the link in my bio 🤗

This one was so fun to design! I know I’ll be incorporating more geometric designs or stencils in my future flips. It give it just a little something extra!

Painted with hollow hill and paint washed with dark roast. Sealed with natural wax.

These were the biggest flips I’ve taken on so far! I needed extra storage for all my staging items and when I saw these on I knew they would be perfect! It was weeks of sanding off latex paint that included a back injury from sitting on the floor too long 😂 . I added new trim, legs, and handles. All of it was so worth it! I’d like to say my style is a cross between modern and boho and I couldn’t be happier with the way it pulled this whole room together!

Painted with in my go to color coal black.

*AVAILABLE* It only took me a year to actually refinish this beast! 😂 It’s a vintage jelly cupboard that I purchased at an estate sale last year. Jelly cupboards date back to 19th century America and were used to store jams and jellies. They protected food from mice and other pests too!

I used milk paint in the color black beach. This was my first time using it and I absolutely love how smooth the finish is! I left the top and top drawer raw wood. Sealed with wax.

The piece is located at Painted Tree in Cary, NC in booth C15 if you’re interested in taking a look!