Antique Cabinet re-designed by Interior Designer James Connelly

Antique Cabinet re-designed by Interior Designer James ConnellyPurchased in through the online auction during the Chair Affair that raises money for Furniture Bank, a non profit organization that is a registered charity and social enterprise which redistributes gently used furniture and housewares from donors in the community to families and individuals experiencing furniture poverty. Canadian designers take a piece of "gently used" furniture and give it a new life; the pieces are then auctioned off to raise

Circa: 1920's

This piece is a fantastic example of Ironstone by Henry Alcock

16" deep when closed

or living room

& 21" deep

These beautiful

and stencilled tops

It took a lot of work to get it shining

This charming 1940’s accent table has been upcycled using warm tones

A fantastic example of early 1930's nut bowls by Lipman Levinter Brothers of Canada

These two bedside tables were reinvented by adding a raised stencil on the tops and then coordinating the bodies with a soft gray colour and a ghost stencil in white

and two drawers that are clean