Blue table in foyer

Remember that changing table that I painted five coats on, and it looked terrible?

Four more coats and it is finally finished.  After the five coats of Sherwin Willaims Loyal Blue, I switched over to Gloss Royal Blue Valspar Latex Enamel, and I poured a wee bit of gloss black into it to darken the blue, as it was a bit too bright.  I can't say that either paint was very good, as this changing table has nine coats on it to get it this color.  Actually eleven coats, as I did a first coat, realized I need a tinted primer, primed it, then painted five coats, gave up in disgust, switched to a different paint, and painted four more coats. I persevered only because I had no desire to spend any more money on paint for this piece.

I added some lion head ring pulls I already owned, and ordered a few more (the large) to match.

I am happy with the end result.

It could use a small lamp, and I freely admit that styling is not my bag, baby.  The yellow head was from, where else, the garage, and I spraypainted it yellow.  The glass vase is full of rocks and shells we have collected from various vacation spots around the world.  The red frame has the word LOVE sharpied in it, simply because at the moment I don't have a picture small enough to put in it.

Edited to add: I'm linking up to Pancakes and French Fries William Morris Project.  I did not write this in a particularly William Morris fashion, but my William Morris theme is using what you have, even if it takes you eleven tries.  Also linked up to Primitive and Proper.