Amazing job! What a find and a great DIY. No other baby is going to have a changing station like yours. I would love to see the process and know what the pieces originally cost you.

Love this! I've got a similar dresser I'm gonna use for a changing table. It is painted a cream color, but I'm thinking of painting the top and outside white and the drawers a bright color.

I love that you kept the hardware. I've been torn about whether to keep mine or not. Yours looks great.

wow- I am really flattered this got picked up off casasugar. We got the pieces at an auction along w/ the 2 matching nightstands for $250- a total steal, considering what dealers ask for just one nightstand. We have the queen size headboard, triple dresser, 5 drawer chest (yes, the same one) and bureau in our master bedroom but were lacking the nightstands and I was on a crazy mission to find them. I debated on whether to paint the pieces or not, but with baby #2 on the way we needed the additional storage and they are a great fit in our nursery.
I stripped the drawer fronts using Citrastrip, then lightly sanded, primed, lightly sanded again, then painted (2 coats), then a layer of clear. I used spray paint for the flat drawer fronts, but taped/papered the ones w/ the detail and used a foam roller thing. I have some pics of the "during" process that I could send along.

This looks great and I'm glad you weren't so precious about not painting...my dad is all hung up on not painting a bed my mother hates and it's so silly...

Really well done.

i have that same dresser in my son's room!

http://ragamuffindesign.wordpress.com/2010/03/22/my-sons-room-as-of-today/

that is a cute re-do. i just bought a mid-century bassett dresser that could use some sprucing up. good inspiration, thanks!