Способы и идеи для реставрации комода в домашних условиях своими руками. Как обновить старый комод своими руками Как реанимировать старый комод

Хозяйка данного комода однажды спасла его, когда несли на помойку соседи, и она во время увидела такое безобразие, а так как она обожает всякие старые вещицы, попросила отдать его за пару бутылок.

Вида он был ужасного, наверное всю свою долгую жизнь был покрашен половой краской. Фу! Ей пришла в голову идея отреставрировать его и возродить к жизни из чулана в просторную комнату отдыха, где хозяйка собиралась принимать своих гостей. Тогда она и обратилась ко мне. Я же в свою очередь от такого подарка не могла отказаться! Всю жизнь мечтала преобразить старую мебель.

Фото его начального не сохранилось, вот первые работы над ним — немного ошкурен, но кое-где есть эта страшная половая краска.

После того как мы сняли огромный слой старой краски нас ждал сюрприз! Почти весь комод был изъеден короедом… На фото видно насколько жук изъел дерево.

Печально… Было решено заменить все что только можно. Ножки на пример вообще рассыпались в труху и их держала много лет только краска.
Далее мы его очень тщательно шкурили, дня 4 наверное, что бы удалить все признаки краски с дерева. На фото видно насколько были сильны поражения.

После того как тщательно все ошкурили, применяя вообще все возможные материалы — от шлиф машинка до ручных маленьких шкурок.

О да! Чуть не забыла — обязательно обрабатываем весь комод и снаружи и изнутри каким-нибудь «жукомором» ведь мы ни хотим что бы такой красивый комод разрушался дальше!

Так как повреждения были практически везде, мы решили не сохранять фактуру дерева. Тогда спокойно можно было шпаклеать весь комод.

На этом фото шпаклюются шкафчики, аналогично поступаем и с самим комодом.

На фото черновая шпаклевка и заменены пороги и ножки. Потом сушим, шкурим, опять шпаклюем, опять сушим. До тех пор пока нас не устроит результат и ровная поверхность, у нас три раза шпаклевался и шкурился.

Вот это фото где комод в процессе шлифовки.
Торцы у комода были из фанеры, было решено их не менять, он у нас и так потяжелел на пару кг. а стал бы вообще не подъемный.
Самое сложное и трудоемкое это узорчатые столбцы по краям комода! Главное не лениться и делать все тщательно, а то все недоделки обязательно вылезут на покраске!!!

Еще шкурение шкафчиков.
Все теперь результат нас устраивает и мы приступаем к покраске. Но как же без приключений! Купили мы краску на крышке черным по белому было написано «темно-коричневая», открыв же банку мы увидели что-то непонятное и очень смахивающее на половую краску которую мы так тщательно счищали… Мы подумали что это она такая сырая и после покраски потемнеет. Но не тут то было!

Но мы же художники и нам нельзя отчаиваться! Я взяла обычный колер и намешала тот цвет который должен быть выкрашен комод.

Слои наносим до тех пор, пока не останется никаких просветов! В общей сложности у меня получилось три слоя.
Теперь декор, самое сложное и интересное! Конечно было бы проще отцепить все части которые собираемся покрасить в светлый, но мы же собрались эксперементировать с шебб шиком и поэтому в будущем появилось море ювелирной работы! Но мы же не ищем легких путей!!!

Видно, что не аккуратно, но это не беда! Акрил сохнет быстро и после высыхания его легко подправить темным цветом на который случайно залезли светлой краской, для этой цели конечно применяем тоненькую кисточку (не больше 4 номера.)

Оттенок намешивала сама (белый акрил и колера). Искала цвет близки к фисташковому, но потеплее вот что получилось (если конечно фото все передает…)

Там где надо вощили свечкой (выступы, углы и т.д. не переборщить только, все очень легко и чуть-чуть:)), а потом наносили слой светлой краски — опять же слоя три не меньше. На фото видно выступающий воск — в этом месте мы немного переборщили и красти потом слезло много, но мы не расстроились — так и задумано

На ящиках задумывалась роспись, которая тоже заняла не один день, поэтапно фото нет, но есть результат.

Теперь все сушим на ночь, а утром покрываем лаком — он может быть любым, смотря какие цели приследуются. Нам нужен был лаковый и блестящий, но есть те кому такая мебель не нравиться. Тогда возможно применить, матовый акриловый лак. Лака тоже нужно слоя три — чтоб уж наверняка!

Вот результат — красавец с прикрученными ручками, и по желанию хозяйки мы к ящикам прикрепили полозья как в современных комодах, так что не только красивый, но и функциональный!

Про новую жизнь старых вещей? Сегодня мы расскажем о том, как дать старому бабушкиному комоду новую жизнь и сделать его весьма примечательной частью интерьера вашей квартиры. Можно с полной уверенностью сказать, что у многих людей есть мебель на внешний вид не совсем опрятная. Большое количество потертостей, сколов, царапин, д

90000 How to Style a Bedroom Chest of Drawers 90001 90002 90003 When you consider that our bedrooms are our most intimate spaces — the place we start our days and retreat to before sleep — its a shame that it’s one area in our home that we often neglect. And I get it, I really do. It’s rarely seen by anyone outside our immediate family so if it’s looking a bit sad or neglected, well, who’s going to know, right? 90004 90003 90006 90004 90003 So we end up putting our best foot forward in those common rooms that our ‘company’ sees.We make an investment of time and money into the living room, the dining room, perhaps the kitchen too. But the thing is, the bedroom should be one of your priorities, if only for yourself. I know when we updated our bedroom (the only part of the house we’ve really managed to sink our teeth into), it suddenly felt like a sanctuary. We’re ready to start a huge project (you can read more about that here) and I just know that our bedroom will truly become a respite from all that chaos. 90004 90003 90011 90004 90003 Building work tends to seep into every single area of ​​the home so do not get me wrong, here.I know that there may be a bit more dust around than usual. But I’m determined to ensure that the bedroom remains, if nothing else, a peaceful escape. And part of that for me is making sure it’s a no-clutter, no-mess zone. Because if you are waking up every single day to piles of laundry waiting to be put away, a ‘chairdrobe’ that has more clothing on it than your actual wardrobe or bits and pieces of paperwork on your bedside tables, it’s going to feel stressful and chaotic. Do you really want to close your eyes on that every night and open your eyes to it each morning? Of course not.90004 90003 So, in light of the thought that ‘my bedroom is my sanctuary and will remain that way’, I figured I’d do a little styling refresh of our chest of drawers. It’s a lovely spot for a little styling and so I wanted to share my thought process behind how I style it to make it not only functional but also pretty to look at. 90004 90003 90018 90004 90003 Above, I’ve broken down the elements that I think are a great start to creating a stylish vignette for your bedroom chest of drawers.So I’m going to talk through each element now to explain why I’ve included each item. 90004 90022 1. Start with a Mirror or Large Piece of Artwork 90023 90003 90025 90004 90003 We have a mirror on another wall so I went for a large piece of art in this spot. I’d recommend a mirror if you’ve not got another in the room but either way, the larger size helps anchor it to the piece of furniture below. Do not hang it too high either — around 6 «- 10» will be just fine because you want it to visually look connected to your chest of drawers.The other recommendation I’d have is to ensure it’s at a minimum, around 2 / 3rds of the full width of your chest of drawers. Do not go any bigger than the full width though. 90004 90022 2. A Table Lamp 90023 90003 You do not want to depend just on your overhead light in your bedroom. Ensuring you have a few lovely pockets of light really does add to the ambience in the evenings so a couple on each of your bedside tables and one on your chest of drawers is a nice way to do that. Choose a lamp that speaks to your personal style but make sure it’s size is relative to the size of the chest of drawers.A tiny little lamp on a big chest is going to look strange — proportions are important here. 90004 90022 3. Something Living 90023 90003 90036 90004 90003 Plants are great in the bedroom — they purify the air and add colour, texture and an organic quality no matter what your personal style is. This snake plant is really low-maintenance and is perfectly happy in indirect light which is what this corner in my bedroom tends to get. Flowers are another option of course and waking up to a bunch of fresh blooms is such a lovely start to the day.Lavender or jasmine plants will add yet another benefit — their heady scents are said to provide a deeper and more restful sleep. 90004 90022 4. Something with Height 90023 90003 One of the secrets to the most successful vignettes is a layered look, choosing items that have varying heights and widths creates more interest and allows your eye to easily take all the items on display. For my chest of drawers, I added a necklace hanger which provides useful storage and allows me to create some depth by decorating smaller and shorter items in front of it.You might want to choose a tall decorative vase instead but whatever you choose, just make sure this piece is not taller than your lamp. 90004 90022 5. A Tray 90023 90003 90047 90004 90003 How many times have I banged on about the usefulness of the humble tray? Too many to mention. Here, on a bedroom chest of drawers, they come into their own, allowing you to corral smaller items to make them look more purposeful and tidier rather than just a random collection of things. In mine, I’ve included body lotions and perfume along with a small bowl to collect some of my everyday jewellery (watch, ring, earrings).You can put your everyday makeup on your tray or a collection of fragrances or your jewellery — whatever you might find useful that you’re using often. 90004 90022 6. Something Personal 90023 90003 90054 90004 90003 I would always recommend that nearly any vignette you create should include something personal to you. It gives your display a bit of your own personality and you will feel a greater connection to the items on display as a whole. After all, this is your own personal bedroom and your own sanctuary.You do not want to feel like you are staying in some impersonal hotel room. On mine, I’ve included a little glass box filled with champagne and Prosecco corks that we’ve kept over the years. I write a little note with the occasion and the year on the bottoms and going through them reconnects me to a specific memory. For your own, you might want to include a family picture or an object that has special meaning to you. 90004 90003 I also included a few books — a couple on design and one on art — which, again, shows off the things I’m interested in.They also add a bit more height to the vignette so it’s another great way to create a more dynamic display whilst bringing in your personality. 90004 90022 7. Something to Add Ambience 90023 90003 90063 90004 90003 And finally, I would recommend something that adds yet another layer — scent. I’m a big proponent of bringing in some personal fragrance into your rooms and really tapping into all your senses. A beautiful candle, will of course, do the same along with adding some romantic lighting (hint hint) but I tend to enjoy fragrance diffusers because I can just leave them in the room and forget about them for a while.And then, walking back into the space, it’s just so nice to have a gorgeous scent lingering. 90004 90022 Get the Look 90023 90003 Of course, if you just like the look of mine and want to recreate it, I’ve given you a little shortcut to do just that — although I would always encourage you to find objects and pieces that really speak to your personal style and mix it up a bit! 90070 Affiliate links have been used. 90071 90004 90003 90074 90004 90003 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12/13 90004 90003 I hope you found my little styling tips helpful but now 90079 I’d love to know whether your bedroom is a spot you’ve neglected in your decorating or do you make sure it’s a sanctuary? How do you style 90080 90079 your bedroom chest of drawers? 90080 Go on, let me know in the comments below, I’d love to hear from you! 90004 90003 90070 Disclaimer: Miller Harris items had been previously gifted.90071 90004 90088 Have you seen these posts? 90089 90002.90000 How To Make A Chest Of Drawers For The Workbench 90001 90002 The first requirement for having and maintaining a well organized workshop starts with the desire to make it so. After that hurdle has been cleared, you’ll need a place for everything to go. One option is to jump in the AMC Hornet Sportabout station wagon and scoot on over to the nearest big retailer and buy some shiny new tool cabinets. Another is to put your tools and shop to work for you, and make your own.In the end, you’ll have something that will fit where you need it to be, looks like it belongs with the rest of your (less than shiny and new) gear, and you may save a buck or two. 90003 90002 Before getting into the details, I recommend watching this video for an overview on the cabinet, now that it is finished and filled with tools: 90003 90006 90007 90002 With a minimum of planning, I got started by cutting a sheet of 3/4 «; plywood into more manageable size pieces with my 90009 saw board 90010: 90003 90002 90003 90002 I use the saw board mostly for rough cuts, then make the finished cuts on the table saw.Here I’m crosscutting a side panel on my 90009 table saw sled 90010. 90003 90002 The goal is to get the carcass of the cabinet, plus the drawer fronts, from that one sheet of plywood. These are the two end panels and centre divider cut to size: 90003 90002 90003 90002 Often overlooked by some novice builders is the toe kick area, and how something as small as 2 «; can make such a big difference in how comfortable it is to stand at a cabinet. To cut these on my panels, I’m using the table saw.The first cut stops 3 «; up from the bottom, then another cut comes in from the front to finish it. These cuts are made with the outside face of the panel up: 90003 90002 90003 90002 To cut the opposite side panel, I move the fence to the other side of the blade. 90003 90002 This leaves me with the over cuts on the inside of the panel, where they will not be seen: 90003 90002 90003 90002 The outside face is perfect. 90003 90002 90003 90002 The corners of the carcass are joined with butt joints that are glued, nailed and the screwed.Eventually, I will paint this cabinet a solid colour and fill the nail and screw holes with bondo. 90037 As for strength, given the immobile position of this cabinet under my workbench, the simple butt joints will be more than adequate to keep it together. 90003 90002 Ideally, I would have liked to completely close in the top with a solid panel, but I had to make a compromise. This was due to my self imposed restriction on getting the entire carcass and fronts (all the visible parts) from a single sheet of plywood.I added a 5 «; wide stretcher to the front: 90003 90002 90003 90002 And a 2 «; one at the back. These do not cover the whole top, but add a lot of rigidity to the case. 90003 90002 Next, I installed the centre divider: 90003 90002 90003 90002 Then the toe kick. 90003 90002 When the cabinet only has drawers, it seems wasteful to have a full, solid bottom. Once again, I used 5 «; wide strips: 90003 90002 90003 90002 To help keep the sides from bowing out, I added two more 2 «; stretchers right above where the bottom drawers will be.90037 That concludes the construction of the basic carcass. If this were to be a cabinet that will be moved often, I would have done things a bit differently, as it is not very strong and rigid. Of course, one of the benefits of doing it yourself is that you can make it only as strong as it needs to be, and not waste time a material. 90003 90002 The drawers are next, and there are six in total. The two at the bottom are the deepest, the ones above that are a lot less deep and the top two are the most shallow.I carefully considered the three depths, measuring the tools that I expected to put in each. 90037 If you’ve made drawers before, you’ll know that are a true resource hog. It seems impossible that these simple things that are so often taken for granted require so much material to build. Having been down this road on many previous occasions, I decide the best money saving approach is to select the ultra economical, but totally suitable (in my opinion) oriented strand board (OSB). For the high-end kitchen, maybe not, but this is a workshop.90003 90002 Once again, the saw board breaks the 5/8 «; thick sheet into smaller units: 90003 90002 90003 90002 Again, the finished cuts are done on the table saw. 90003 90002 That it’s a cheap material does not exclude the possibility of well fitting joints. Precision cuts and measuring turn the sow’s ear into a silk purse: 90003 90002 90003 90002 The drawer boxes are very simply made with butt joints all round. These are glued with polyurethane construction adhesive and fastened with 2 «; nails: 90003 90002 90003 90002 To reinforce my earlier statement on how much raw material drawers consume, it took an additional half sheet of OSB to build these, on top of the full sheet I started with.90003 90002 The drawer boxes are probably as strong as they need to be as they are, but I thought I would try something I’ve been thinking about for a while: reinforcing the butt joint with thick splines. 90037 To do this, I installed the dado blade set to 1/2 «; in the table saw. I clamped on a stop block after setting the fence and did a test cut: 90003 90002 90003 90002 Satisfied with the cut, I proceeded with cutting the drawers. Three in each corner of the deep one and two in the shallower ones.These are done in the back, too. 90003 90002 The splines are pieces of spruce cut to size. The black line indicated ‘out’, since the slot that was cut is not perfectly symmetrical: 90003 90002 90003 90002 Then it was just to glue them in. It’s worth noting that I was careful not to drive any nails where these slots were cut. The pencil mark 2 «; up from the bottom was my location for the nail driven during assembly. Planning ahead pays off. 90003 90002 After the glued dried on the splines, I sanded everything flush and got started on installing the drawers in the cabinet.I’m using ball bearing slides that I had left over from another project. The drawers are 16 «; deep and the slides are that length, as well. 90037 To mount the slides, I have a very simple, foolproof method that starts with a line drawn on the side panel with the framing square: 90003 90002 90003 90002 This is one of those things that’s it’s easier to hear someone explain and demonstrate, than it is to describe in words, so here’s a short video showing the procedure: 90003 90097 90007 90002 The slides are screwed on inside the cabinet, then a pair of shims are placed on the bottom shelf to lift the drawer up slightly: 90003 90002 90003 90002 The slide is screwed on at the front of the drawer.The drawer is opened further and more screws are put in, while keeping the shims underneath. The drawer is then removed from the cabinet and the remaining screws installed. 90003 90002 What you end up with is a drawer that is a perfect fit: 90003 90002 90003 90002 All of the drawers installed, ready for the fronts. 90003 90002 Carefully turned over onto its back — it’s heavy !: 90003 90002 90003 90002 The fronts were cut from a single piece of plywood and laid on the drawers to check the size and spacing.90003 90002 To fasten the front, I applied polyurethane construction adhesive to the front of the drawer: 90003 90002 90003 90002 Then put it in place and drove two nails through into the drawer to keep the front in position. The nails will be covered by the handles that will be glued on later. 90003 90002 With all of the fronts installed, I tipped the chest back upright, opened each drawer and drove 1 «; screws to hold the fronts on: 90003 90002 90003 90002 The 3/4 «; plywood fronts really clean up the appearance and also help to stop dust from getting into the drawers, by closing up the larger gaps.Before installing them. I chamfered the edges with the router. 90003 90002 90003.90000 Chest of drawers for the hallway — photo and step by step description | With Your Hands 90001 90002 90003 90002 IN MODERN APARTMENTS, THE ROOMS ARE NOT REJOINED WITH MASSIVE CABINETS. FOR STORAGE OF THINGS WE USE SEPARATE CLOTHING. BUT IF IT ALLOWS THE PLACE, NEVER WILL BE A LITTLE CHAIR — THE NON-DISASTER CLASSIC! 90003 90002 Buy is not a problem — the choice is huge. But if you need a certain color and size, you can make a chest of drawers with your own hands. 90003 90002 The most technologically advanced material today is the chipboard.In recent years, the quality of the plate has grown dramatically, and the variety and realism of decors is simply amazing! 90003 90002 Having determined the color and size, you need to make a detailed list of details. In this case, account must be taken of the thickness of the edge. It is desirable that all the details fit on one sheet, then making a dresser will be economically justified. At known manufacturers the most running sheet size is 2800 x 2070 mm. 90003 90002 It is, of course, senseless to saw the heavy and huge sheet, and also to glue the edge.It is better to entrust parts to the company. You can even order and add accessories. But this task is feasible at home. 90003 90014 90002 See also: Changing table-chest of drawers with own hands (photo + drawings) 90003 90014 90018 WE MAKE BOXES 90019 90002 In my chest of drawers only two drawers, below them are doors. So, too, looks good, and most importantly — easier to do. 90003 90002 At the longitudinal walls of the boxes I make grooves under the bottom. The width of the grooves is-6,4 mm.Just you can insert two glued together sheet HDF. I carry out this work on a milling machine. If you chase the parts at one time — there will necessarily be chipped. Still, the clean sawing of chipboard is a very difficult task. On the format-cutting machine, the scoring disc (more precisely, the assembly of two disks) first makes a shallow incision. Then, the main disk cuts the material, and its teeth come out of the material in the groove, without chipping the laminate. This scoring disc rotates as the material moves, and its teeth also come out of the material inside the groove.But you can feed the material along the rotation of the disk only at a very small depth of cut. 90003 90002 This principle is realized and I have when milling the groove. First, I skip the parts as the cutter rotates to a depth of 2 mm. Then, milling to full depth (7 mm), the milling cutter rotates to meet it. Skolov is not at all! (Photo 1, 2.) 90003 90002 I collect the crates on eccentric ties. First, I mark the ends of the transverse panels, then I drill the holes 0 7 mm in the ends for the eccentric rods (photo 3-7).90003 90002 Draw the box quickly. First I insert the bottom. Controlling the rectangle of the box, the screws fix the bottom to the transverse walls. I install the fastening elements to the guides from the firm Hettich (photo 8). 90003 90018 ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY 90019 90002 The bottom panel is the base to which the side racks are attached. They fix their confirmations, wrapped from below. Pre-confirmation at the base in advance drilled holes with a thickening and chamfer. To the base of the chest I fasten the adjustable legs (photo 9-11).90003 90002 Shelves, which are located immediately under the boxes and above them, to the posts are fastened with eccentric ties. Nowhere is the fastener visible. At the same time the case is very stiff and durable. 90003 90002 Checking the rectangularity. I fasten the back wall. 90003 90002 To the top shelf I fasten the table top. Then it is necessary to adjust the legs so that the chest is level and stable. 90003 90002 I fasten the guides to the posts and insert the boxes. In the front wall of the boxes there are holes 3 mm, into which I screw the self-tapping screws from inside.Attaching the facade to the box, I get marks from their sharp tips. On these marks I drill holes 0 2,5 mm, I ream into the cross-members of the box to 4 mm, so that the screws can go freely, and I screw even facades. It remains to adjust the hinges on the doors (photo 12,13). 90003 90014 90002 See also: Wooden chest of drawers with drawers 90003 90014 90046 COMOD WITH YOUR HANDS — PHOTOS 90019 90048 90003 90048 90003 90046 STEP-BY-DESCRIPTION OF MANUFACTURING A COMOD TO PHOTOS 90019 90048 90055 Pre-milling the groove of longitudinal panels under the bottom to a depth of 2 mm.90056 90003 90048 90055 Final milling of the groove of longitudinal panels under the bottom to a depth of 7 mm. 90056 90003 90048 90055 Drilling of the ends of the transverse panels of the box under the rods of eccentric couplers 7 mm. 90056 90003 90048 90055 Marking the ends of the transverse panels of the box under the rods of eccentric ties. 90056 90003 90048 90055 Combining the details, on the available holes in the transverse panels it is necessary to find the reciprocals in the longitudinal ones.90056 90003 90048 90055 Drilling the cup 15 mm under the eccentric on the household machine. 90056 90003 90048 90055 Drilling and wrapping of rods. 90056 90003 90048 90055 Fastening of the bottom of the box with self-tapping screws to the transverse panels. 90056 90003 90048 90055 Bottom view. Racks are attached to the base by confirmations. 90056 90003 90048 90055 Subcomfirmates in the base are pre-drilled holes with a thickening and chamfer. 90056 90003 90048 90055 Screwed adjustable feet.90056 90003 90048 90055 In the front wall of the drawers — there are holes 0 3 mm, in which the self-tapping screws for marking the facades are turned. 90056 90003 90048 90055 Appearance of the finished chest. 90056 90003 90002 © Author: I. Shkantov 90003 90014 90109 Mini-komodiki do it yourself 90110 90002 LEARNED BY COLLECTING DOLLS. ALL THEY HAVE TAKEN THEIR PLACES ON THE SHELF, BUT THE LOT IS THE SAME SINGLE BOXES FROM THEM. 90003 90002 I WANT TO TELL HOW I HAVE USED THEM IN THE ECONOMY.90003 Mini drawers with their own hands 90002 It took: doll boxes (can be cut out of cardboard, of any size) thick cardboard remnants of wallpaper self-adhesive film stationery glue. 90003 90117 90118 Cut out rectangles of the following dimensions from cardboard: one — 17 × 23 cm, two — 9 × 17 cm, four — 9 × 22,7 cm and two — 10 × 23,5 cm. 90119 90118 Glued the base of the chest with strips of paper (masking tape can be used). 90119 90118 Papered wallpaper and shelves (photo 1) Fixed the last inside, fixing it with glue (photo 2) 90119 90118 The remaining rectangles are decorated with wallpaper on one side (photo 3) and pasted them on top and bottom of the dresser (photo 4) 90119 90118 Self-adhesive film designed the end of three boxes (photo 5) 90119 90118 She used a clerical knife to cut holes for pens, put shells into them, fixed them with glue.All the little things on the spot! 90119 90118 The second chest of drawers was made similarly from eight doll boxes (photo 6), but the drawers were made of two pieces glued together (photo 7). The handles were made of tape. 90119 90118 The third chest of drawers — out of nine boxes, serves as a jewelry box (photo 8). Each of the boxes divided into sections with partitions and pasted over with velvet paper (9 photo) I added a chest of drawers with sashes that are tied with a ribbon (10 photo) Now the decorations are in order! 90119 90134 90002 © Author: Natalia Voznesenskaya Photo by the author 90003 90137 90138 TOOLS FOR MASTERS AND MASTERS, AND HOME GOODS ARE VERY CHEAP.FREE SHIPPING. 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