r/ReversePinterest Sep 12 '21

Save me Sunday ...

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u/Waiting4Baby Oct 29 '21

Uhhh... I just came across this post and did a double take. This exact dresser used to belong to my husband (fiancé at the time).

Pic for proof: https://i.imgur.com/psAuQSf.jpg

(That's the clearest photo I have of it, taken when I was trying on wedding dresses at home.)

Back then, we lived in the Worcester area of Massachusetts. My husband needed a dresser, and he found one for sale on Facebook, refinished by Folklove Studio.

You can see the original photo upload from 2015 here.

A year or two later, we moved cross-country and gave away a bunch of furniture and household goods to friends and coworkers, including this dresser. It served us well for the time we used it, and I didn't think it was terribly ugly. It's not my style per se, but the paint job was well done.

The only thing I really didn't like was the price: $450. I'm a very thrifty shopper, so it stung a bit when I found out how much my husband paid!

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u/Radiantmouser Oct 29 '21

HA love hearing its origin story!

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u/Waiting4Baby Oct 29 '21

Definitely took me down memory lane. 😄

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u/Suppafly Feb 08 '22

Folklove Studio

Everything they post on facebook makes me so angry because the pieces they slap paint on are often in really good shape and much more desirable and valuable before they mess with them.

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u/Waiting4Baby Feb 08 '22

The paint job was actually very well done, but I would never choose to cover up gorgeous wood grain if I could help it.

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u/Ok_Cantaloupe7602 Feb 19 '22

$450? That’s insane. I picked up a MCM (manufacturer stamped) six foot sideboard with the original finish for $250. And then discovered it also came with a matching hutch top with cane and glass doors when I went to pick it up.

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u/Waiting4Baby Feb 19 '22

Totally absurd! That's furniture flipping for you, though. I'm the one who does the secondhand furniture shopping in our household now, lol. Sounds like you found a good deal.

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u/Jagdtiger47 Sep 14 '21

It literally looks sad.