Reimagined by Tammy

03/29/2026

03/29/2026

Ok. This is fun.

03/29/2026

✨ Meet Charlotte ✨

She started out a little tired… worn in all the wrong places… and hiding some serious potential.

Now? She’s completely reimagined.

Rich walnut drawers, a deep, moody painted body, and those gorgeous brass pulls that feel like they’ve always belonged. Every drawer is solid wood with dovetail joinery (because quality never goes out of style) and freshly lined for a clean, finished touch.

She’s classic. She’s refined. And she’s ready for her next home.

This is one of those pieces that doesn’t shout…
but somehow becomes the best thing in the room.

~ Reimagined by Tammy

03/24/2026

Meet Slim 🤍

Custom-built by my client’s husband and finished in Sherwin Williams Extra White for a clean, timeless look.

Simple lines, versatile style, and a perfect fit for its new home.

I love bringing pieces like this to life.

03/18/2026

Meet Stella & Pearl. ✨

These two came to me with a little extra “history”… and a lot of potential.

After a full refresh — smoothing, rebuilding, and a clean new finish — they’ve been completely transformed.

Crisp Nice White (Sherwin Williams), warm brass accents, and tapered wood legs… with a little surprise inside each drawer. 🌿

I love a good before-and-after, and this one might be a favorite. A classic refresh with a modern feel — ready for their next home.

03/18/2026

These nightstands came to me with a little extra “personality”… 😊

A few bumps and bruises, some wobbly bits, a few layers, and plenty of history — but also a lot of potential.

I can’t wait to show you what they’re about to become.

Any guesses on the final look? 👀

03/16/2026

Meet Agatha.

This elegant little writing desk was likely built sometime around 1900–1910, which means she has quietly witnessed more than a century of history.

Agatha has lived through the arrival of the Model T, the Roaring Twenties, two World Wars, the rise and fall of typewriters, the birth of television, the age of desktop computers, and now—believe it or not—she’s ready for USB-C charging.

Rather than trying to erase her age, this project focused on what I like to call an intentional antique revival. Her walnut top and drawer fronts were revived to highlight the natural movement of the wood, while the base was refinished in satin black to showcase those beautiful cabriole legs.

Her original brass hardware—with integrated keyholes—was gently cleaned to keep its antique patina. Inside the drawers you’ll find a botanical liner that feels right at home with her vintage character.

And tucked discreetly on the back is a modern surprise: a hidden charging station with outlets and USB ports, making Agatha perfectly suited for today’s laptops and devices.

After more than a century of stories, she’s ready for her next chapter. Check out her transformation video!

03/09/2026

I would like to introduce you to Dahlia and Magnolia!

These little end tables / nightstands came to me with quite a history already. As I was sanding them to remove years of brush strokes, I found the original tan layer, followed by flamingo pink, then mint green. I painted them in Tricorn Black, added brush gold hardware, and lined the drawers for a fresh clean feel. Beautiful!

Check out their transformation!

03/04/2026

We picked up these little solid wood mismatched tables at Goodwill to use in our garage for large get togethers when we need fun overflow space. They will live in our attic storage until needed. How cute are they??!! Check out the before and transformation!

I haven’t named them. I need your help! What would you name them?

03/02/2026

Meet Midnight! This sweet little gal has been in my client’s family for years and holds a lot of memories. She had been painted a couple of times over the years and those art deco gold lines were added along the way. My client still wanted the great neutral that black offers but wanted me to address her surface damage. While this certainly isn’t my most dramatic transformation, it’s still great to see her all fresh and ready to go.

Check out her transformation video!

02/25/2026

I’d like to introduce you to Elizabeth, named after the grandmother of my client. This gorgeous sideboard has been painted in Sherwin Williams Distance, a stunning shade of blue. Check out her transformation video!

My client started a DIY but then turned Elizabeth over to me. The initial attempt at primer was allowing tannins to bleed through. Even my first few coats of straight shellac weren’t enough to keep the tannins locked in. Applying shellac-based primer did the trick. After a door trim repair and a whimsical installation of paper on the interior back panel, Elizabeth is absolutely stunning! She is resting while her paint cures and will go home at the end of March.

02/22/2026

Meet Tucker!

This beautiful table was named after my client’s beloved pet from years ago when this table was new. Since then, the table had gotten pretty scratched. Still a gorgeous table, just needed a bit of a refresh.

Check out his transformation video!