Sentences with phrase «couple of pieces of furniture»

Not exact matches

My wife recently refinished a couple pieces of furniture and did a great job of it.

It took my husband a couple of hours to put all 4 pieces of furniture together including the crib.

The good news is that the toddler bed conversion has a couple of small pieces of finished wood you can take with you furniture shopping locally if you like to match the espresso finish.

If adding a piece of bathroom furniture isn't your thing, a couple of small upside - down buckets or a regular stool will work almost as well.

My goal is to try and do a couple pieces of furniture this year — a little out of my element (what the heck is is chalk paint?

I have even done a couple pieces of furniture with chalk paint.

I've used it on a couple pieces of furniture.

We're also going to visit a couple of antique furniture stores today in hopes to find gems and interesting pieces.

Not many art appreciators were there to block my view of Rob Pruitt's hilarious installation: big fancy abstract paintings twinkling with the artist's signature glitter, innertube objets encrusted with more sparkly «action painting,» and (literally) heavy - duty floor pieces composed entirely of cement - filled jeans (Levi's, Sasson, brands from every price point): Five stuffed pairs «sitting up» created a starfish; a snakelike lineup of several more doing splits straddled the floor like a team of torso - free cheerleaders; denim couples, oozing cement cellulite, spooned, mounted each other, and / or tempted one to sit on them like furniture.

In terms of teamwork, she says, good sex is a little like a couple assembling a piece of Ikea furniture together... but a lot more fun!

I painted a couple of furniture pieces white as well.

Things went along pretty uneventfully; we purchased a couple small pieces of furniture but no great strides were made.

My parents are in the process of building a new house and while I was home a couple of weeks ago we thought we would get a head start on making over a few of their furniture pieces.

The thing is, even though I had very little furniture, basically what I needed from the previous home I shared with my late husband and a couple of my treasured pieces, I didn't have a minute of that overwhelming feeling — but a vision came right away.

The table was our first piece of furniture as a married couple, and the first project that we had ever tackled together.

I love the dark brown trim her husband made, and think that it ties in nicely with some of their furniture (the couch, trunk and side table in the corner), but I'd love to see a couple of the other wood pieces painted white and / or blue, (not necessarily the pieces I popped into the photo) just to inject a couple brighter colors, and to establish a dedicated color palette.

My mom always used a quote very similar to Carmella's when I was young so when you couple this great quote with one of my favorite furniture pieces and add to that my favorite color... you've got one very close to my heart post.

I've even sold a few small pieces of furniture on Craigslist and we have taken a couple of loads to Goodwill.

With a gift that size, I would be giving my living room a needed spruce - up with new curtains and pillows and maybe painting a couple pieces of furniture or an accent wall to bring it all together a bit more.

The one piece of furniture the couple were lacking was a decent armchair.

The couple had previously made furniture for their dining room, having been shocked at the price of industrial - style pieces in the shops.

It was one of the few pieces of furniture we owned when, as a young, BROKE, married couple, we relocated from the East Coast to Portland, and we probably paid more to move it than it was worth!

Victorian tastes were a lot fussier and richer than most modern - day homeowners», but you can blend original tiles into even the most contemporary of schemes by picking out one of the more subtle shades and repeating it in a couple of accessories or pieces of furniture.

I am also painting a couple of key furniture pieces I have had for years.

That's one of the biggest pieces of advice I give my design clients — if you are on a budget, choose neutrals for the big ticket items like furniture and flooring... and then, when you get the itch to switch, you can do so without breaking the bank by adding a couple seasonal throw pillows, a few pops of color via florals, or maybe an inexpensive blanket or DIY project.

Over the past couple of months I've planned the inspiration pieces, the color palette, the furniture arrangement and curated the final decor for the room.

I recently stumbled upon your blog and only wish that I had done so before painting several pieces of furniture within the last couple of months!

A quart will cover a couple large pieces of furniture in a couple coats.

A new rug can make a huge difference, choose a couple of key furniture pieces to replace if you aren't crazy about them, and figure out what you can do on your own with a little bit of paint.

That meant I had to get rid of a couple pieces of furniture (now sitting in my basement awaiting my next sale).

I've received a few questions lately and I also have a few of my own, but first I want to show you a couple of furniture pieces we've acquired lately, and a couple we are considering.

This is a build - it - yourself piece of furniture that took a couple of hours to put together.

There are a couple sure fire ways to know — If your piece of furniture is not wood, use primer and paint.

I am painting a piece of laminate furniture and have a couple of questions.

A couple coats of white paint and some awesome black, white, and gold accessories, and you'd never believe this was the same piece of furniture!

Because the large window is too high above a desk and looks out front which is close to the street and because I have my desk already happily set up in the D'office where I can look across the LR out to the beautiful greenbelt, the guest BR won't become a regular office but hopefully more of an attractive sitting (me and the cats) / non-computer work / storage area that works in the couple of special pieces of furniture I currently have in there.