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While I can’t tell you where to find your own dresser exactly like this one, I can give you some suggestions on where to find a similar one if not the same one. When I’m hunting for a new piece of furniture in a space, first I head to my local classifieds and thrift stores, and if the weather permits, yard sales.
If you find a piece you love through the classifieds you can always negotiate the price, especially if it’s been listed for a while. Generally others are willing to come down in price because they’re anxious to get rid of their stuff!
There are those who may be firm on their pricing, but if you really love it and feel it’s a good deal then go for it! Otherwise keep looking and hold out for that perfect piece!
The color I chose to paint the dresser is the same as the wall color. Hale Navy by Benjamin Moore. It’s the perfect shade of blue! It’s deep, yet calming and is free from any purple hue! I also found some vintage looking drawer pulls on Etsy that matched the keyholes and the whole look of the dresser.
(Seascape artwork to the side of the dresser is from Hobby Lobby.)
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