I pulled out a can of pretty blue and painted the back panels and insides of the doors.
Now it's a little more interesting, don't you think?
We hadn't used the doors while it was in my daughter's room and at some point along the way the hinges and knobs were lost. Easy- just buy new hinges and re-hang the doors, right? WRONG! What a BEAR those doors turned out to be! Luckily my in-laws paid us an unexpected but perfectly timed visit last week so my father-in-law spent a couple of hours helping me get those blasted doors back on. We even had to trim them down with a saw to get them to work! In the end, though, they yielded and with their cute ceramic knobs they are back where they belong.
This next project was one that took quite a lot of work but I think was worth it in the end. I spotted this table on Craigslist and pounced on it right away. Turns out it was being sold by the very same fella who sold me the antique writing desk that I used to make my island!
The base got painted creamy white then glazed with brown, and the top was stripped, sanded and stained walnut.
Just look at those legs...
I would have loved to keep this beauty, but there's just so much furniture my house will hold.
Finally, here's one more little project- another bench!
This time I painted it bright green and distressed it plenty.
Happy Independence Day!
3 comments:
I WANT that table...why do you live so far away?!? We miss you!
I love white color in furniture and wall paint.This is looking really antique. Love them.
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