Pam's Restored Elements

06/25/2026

In 1958 a newlywed couple received this beautiful set of Ho**er MCM dressers as a wedding gift. They were well loved but needed a refresh. The old finish was removed and a warm walnut stain was used to give a fresh updated look to this beautiful set. The original hardware was also refreshed and reused.
The long dresser has been sold and moving down south.

The chest of drawers is for sale for $400.00. The drawers work perfectly and and cleaned and lined.

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05/13/2026

Looking for that little something? This is perfect for an adult beverage bar, coffee bar, or a dresser. Pull out drawer with a dimmable led light inside. With the neutral colors this beauty will fit in any decor. Original wood wheels make this easy to move.

47 tall 30 wide 18 deep.
$165.00

05/13/2026

This is the final result of a clients bunk beds. She’s thrilled with the final result. I don’t always get to see pieces back in their homes but love it when I do!

05/08/2026

I’m doing something I rarely do….. I found this beautiful petite mirrored solid oak buffet that I’m going to take the time to strip back to the natural wood, and seal it and leaving it looking fresh and neutral. No paint involved on this one. Keep watching for updates! This will be available for sale when it done!

05/04/2026

This was a client project of first for me. First time I’ve done bunk beds, first time I used Benjamin Moore paint products (Client request so you do as the client requests). Loved the tinted primer loved the “black” paint. I couldn’t have been happier with ease of these products. All done any going back home tonight.

04/18/2026

Always makes me feel good

04/15/2026

I want to introduce you to “Frank”. I don’t normally name my pieces, but this is named after my Grandpa since I saved it from his garage about 25 years ago. I drug him around for years not looking at the ugly black paint that I was bestowed to him. After a decade I had a daughter that needed a dresser so Frank got a horrible new look with white enamel paint. It then moved on to my son. I decided last month to resurrect Frank and make him beautiful again. After all the best I could surmise is this piece came from my great great grandparents farm in southern Illinois. It deserved the time and effort to look beautiful again.
The ugly poplar and pine top was removed and replaced with a beautiful walnut top. Drawers were sanded and stained the body was sanded and refreshed with Annie Sloan olive chalk paint with clear and dark wax. The drawer have been refreshed with Annie Sloan Chateau Grey and coordinating paper.
I couldn’t be happier with the end result!

04/06/2026

04/06/2026

She’s still looking for a new home. It’s not just a “dresser” it could be the the perfect coffee cabinet or adult beverage cabinet.

03/26/2026

Breakfast city Java