Sentences with phrase «cabinets painted something»

While many people love an all white kitchen, I've been receiving emails asking to see images of kitchens with wood cabinets and cabinets painted something other than white.

Not exact matches

I have a tall cabinet in my workshop that I painted but after seeing your fish, I want to decoupage something fun and funky on the front.

There are shelves to be painted and put back up; the cabinet under the sink needs to be painted and the hardware painted and replaced; and there was a cabinet above the washing machine that needs to have something done with it, but I'm not sure I want it back in our little laundry room off the bathroom.

From your recycling bin: • two 2L pop bottles (I used Coke Zero) • mouth was bottle • two shampoo or conditioner bottles (plastic deodorant containers may work too) • round plastic dip or spread container • thin cardboard from cereal boxes or something similar • paper towel tube From the thrift store or the back of your closet: • old purse with brown faux - leather straps From the craft store, hardware store or your supply cabinet: • scissors and x-acto knife • glue gun and glue sticks • white glue • masking tape • wire • spray primer • spackling paste • silver spray paint • craft paint in bronze, pewter and black • paint brushes

It's something I've been contemplating doing, and therefore am looking forward to your post / tutorial on how you painted the cabinets, and comments on that brand of paint.

(although mine is laytex paint, sadly) Check out my little white cabinet: http://toaprettylife.blogspot.com/2012/01/story-of-little-white-cabinet.html I'm pretty thrilled that I did something just like The Layla!

I have a project I have been working on ALL SUMMER, it's a GARAGE BAR, I have finished all the walls in PALLET WOOD and have found some old used kitchen cabinets in the trash, I am installing two counter top surfaces on these cabinets and would like to paint these with VF products, but I want something that's going to POP..!!!

Hot mess is right Jessi — I don't mind having freshly painted cabinets, but that with the tile, counters, backsplash and then the STAGING — my goodness — something I do approve of, the knobs... so many places in Arizona don't use knobs, handles or pulls.

I usually use Benjamin Moore but was not happy with the last cabinets I painted and was looking for something better.

It is important to have something that will provide space between the cabinet door and the surface you are painting on.

I am planning to paint our cabinets with BM Advance, but if they have something even better, I might have to change my mind.

my kitchen looks like something straight out of the seventys maybe I will paint my cabinets?

I'm also wondering about the cabinets — maybe painting them a soft green or something.

Until, that is, I decided I wanted to do something to freshen up our downstairs bathroom without painting the cabinets.

You might love the idea of wallpapering your hallway, or painting your kitchen cabinets a different color, or purchasing something that has been labeled unpopular right now (or even something that's been labeled too popular and overdone).

Other details we had to finalize: — For the cabinet color, we elected to color - match the white to our existing moulding throughout the house (which is roughly the color of what basic white non-tinted paint looks like after aging almost 50 years — we've repainted it all but had SW mix us something to match one of our old louver closet doors since we like the color).

Pinterest had me afraid to paint my cabinets, but when you are armed with the Nester's mantra «You can't ruin something you already hate» you go to the store, grab a can of paint and transform your cabinets in a night.

And - something to note about a wax top coat that I (The Purple Painted Lady) personally loves — is if the cabinets or coffee table top gets scuffed, let's say by the black rubber bumper around a vacuum for the cabinet, or a scuff mark from shoes on the coffee table top, or filthy finger prints — just put a little wax on a rag and wipe the scuff off.

My husband is very handy too but when he's not in the mood for something for the home I respect that, we are both 60 and 61 so there are somethings that we just can't do anymore such as me laying on the floor painting underneath the cabinets!

love the china cabinet in the bedroom and how you painted the inside...:) so happy to hear your good news regarding Bird... something extra special to be thankful for this week!

I totally recommend something with thick coverage, like a paint and primer in one... our friends are going to paint their cabinets - they have quite a few, and plan on using a paint sprayer for all of the doors / fronts.

Maybe try something new to you, like mixing and layering patterns and colors or be more adventurous with a color scheme (and maybe take a risk with painting your kitchen cabinets!)

Which is kind of the look I get when I tell people that I'm painting my cabinets turquoise... I need a valium or something.

It works a little something like this: I painted all my kitchen cabinets with exactly 1/2 quart (not gallon) of paint.

When painting your kitchen cabinets a spanking new shade, consider this tip from the design team at To Do Something.

Being a jewelry designer and an artist, the interior designer, Alexandrine Mellon (who's also the homeowner), wanted to make this kitchen feel fresh and happy, something we can all agree that you can always achieve by painting your cabinets in a ocean - inspired turquoise paint color, right?

To Do: Install hardware on laundry cabinets Spray paint laundry storage door hardware Replace builder grade fixture with something more fun Oh, and erase the Christmas doodle from the chalkboard wall...

That being said, making some customization of standard cabinets was one of my easier projects and something I think anyone who is handy with a saw, nail gun and paint can handle.