Dresser to Sideboard

I found this huge old dresser at a local thrift store for $25 and thought it would make a great sideboard. We have had a really empty dining room for while now, so I thought it'd be worth a try.

And of course, I had to put Josh to work as well :)

It took about 1 ba-jillion coats of white paint...

Then we replaced the 60's style handles with these clean brushed chrome ones that match the cabinet handles in our kitchen -- thank goodness for Lowes

We found the lights at Target for $16 each and match the handles perfectly, and then had the table top glass custom cut (qtr. inch) for about $40. And there you go -- a great sideboard with TONS of storage.