Sentences with phrase «little cabinet paint»

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A few little odds and ends remain, like finishing the trim paint, ceiling touch up, cabinet lighting etc..

My husband and I bought an apartment last year, and we've been doing lots of little projects — painting, adding overhead lights, building cabinets... Since it is an old apartment (in Beacon Hill, so lots of little quirks!)

The faux exposed brick backsplash is amazing... not to mention those numbers that she painted on her cabinets to give them a little bit of extra flair!

I just love, love, LOVE the colors you painted it, too and the little file cabinet type knobs!

I love how much the cabinet is updated with just a little paint and a few new knobs.

We painted the little round picture frame (on the cabinet) City Rain from the palette.

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.

This muddy gray might be a little dark for walls but would look amazing on an island or bottom cabinets in the kitchen or on painted pieces of furniture.

Maybe I will hang them on different pieces of furniture or flower bouquets, use them in my drawers and cabinets or maybe integrate them into a new scented vignette, with little angels and Shabby books, painted in many other different colors.

Simply replacing the cabinets with rustic open shelving and painting the lower cabinets lightens up this little kitchen

It took a little less than 2 gallons of primer and 2 gallons of paint for all of our cabinets and drawers.

Vogel also did a little research on the price history behind an early Hirst medicine cabinet that had a nice showing for an artist whose market has been soft and struggling in recent years, especially the spot paintings which were meant to have a revival after the worldwide Gagosian show and announcement of a catalogue raisonnée (the one spot in Christie's sale went below the estimate range):

His paintings function a little bit like museum period rooms or curiosity cabinets, placing young, male, and queer subjects in elaborately researched environments of aesthetic cultivation.

Like little Wunderkammer — cabinets of curiosities — the paintings manage to collect people and the objects that surround them (phones, shoes, luggage, food, furniture, art supplies) like a modern - day personal art diary version of Where's Waldo.

Apart from his paintings, an installation by both artists, «I Catch the Little White Man,» (2003), features a wooden cabinet filled with strings of white figures, and refers to a mental institution in Sweden that doubles as a center for creative research.

What happened is as we were walking through the living room, we were kicking up little bits of felt and they were then settling on the freshly painted cabinet doors.

I recently had a kitchen remodel on one of my properties and spent a little over $ 3,000 for new ceramic tile, new cabinets and paint.

A really nice home with some extra touches (a little granite, better flooring, nicer paint job, nicer cabinets, etc.) compared to the area will make potential tenants fall in love with the place.

Whether you need full project design and management, or just simply professional painting of your existing cabinets, we can help as much or as little as you need.

We saved a little money by painting and repurposing our old cabinets.

Especially in the kitchen where we started painting the cabinets and got a little overwhelmed by that task:) So please come on out to Silverton, we would love to have you!

I recently did a little work in my kitchen (not a total overhaul, just paint and new countertops) and I went with the oiled soapstone laminate with my white cabinets and I love it!

I think I will paint that little cabinet.

Did you paint all of your cabinets or just this little nook?

I'm planning a kitchen makeover, including painting cabinets, new blinds and a little re-tiling.

Even with three little ones banging things into the cabinets on a regular basis the paint has held up extremely well with just the tiniest of touch - ups.

(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!

For the time being, I've removed the doors and am using it to store / display my 2 small dish collections which coordinate with a large painting I have in the very little breakfast area and which will provide the color accents once I get the kitchen cabinets repainted white.

We're about to start a «little» kitchen renovation (cabinet painting, lighting switcheroos, etc) and your links have been very helpful.

The previous owners of our house renovated the kitchen before and they did a nice job but the cabinets are dark wood... they are actually pretty nice, they have a glaze and everything, but all I want to do is paint them and change the little tiled backsplash to a handmade subway tile... Oh well:) Watching your house progress is so fun!

The color I just painted my cabinets with has dried a little darker and more green than I had hoped.

Angela, Always good to her from you and what you are working on.Great job on the table, i painted a gun cabinet today made my on calk paint.This was my first and i think it looks really good.The AS paint is a little expensive, but i might try one of the sample's.

The little make - shift night stand is a stool that needs to be painted with some scrap burlap thrown on top, and the table top is a cabinet door to a broken down Hoosier cabinet that I've been meaning to fix up for 6 months now.

When we bought, we had very few options besides light or dark cabinets (I chose dark), but I'm thinking that painting my kitchen island and maybe adding a little architectural detailing to it would help to spice things up.

This muddy gray might be a little dark for walls but would look amazing on an island or bottom cabinets in the kitchen or on painted pieces of furniture.

While most of my cabinets were finally painted right before Christmas (along with my family room walls and trim and part of the horizontal planking in my little hall) my one «open cabinet» in the kitchen was not able to be painted as it had to have some finishing work done on the inside of it first.

Begin by trading in timeworn hardware for sleek knobs and pulls, and paint your kitchen cabinets if they're looking a little worse for wear (here's how).

I have a cream kitchen (not white), with double stacked cabinets to the ceiling, pale yellow walls and Juperana Gold counters and faux travertine (heated) floors... I live in a very GRAY city (literally some of the least days of sunshine in the country)-- so for my mental health, I prefer a war, bright palette in my personal (historic, dark tudor) home... where there is tons of medium dark wainscoating throughout all the non-kitchen spaces, with only a little painted woodwork.

I have a little antique cabinet with damage that I have been wanting to paint and distress so am curious.

I've had a little experience now with painting furniture and cabinets and after some practice I knew exactly how I wanted to take this one on.

So, one thing at a time, little by little, I'm filling up my pretty new painted cabinet.

We recently painted our bathroom cabinets with SW Pewter Green — the swatch looks a little more gray, but in person it's pretty close to Rosemary — and I'm obsessed!

We painted the little round picture frame (on the cabinet) City Rain from the palette.

And to appease my white kitchen love, and to give a little more variety and interest to the cabinets, we painted the few upper cabinets we have white.

I was a little scared to admit I didn't paint them all white, after professing my love of white cabinets all these years!

I have already painted it and the cabinets to look a little French Country.

I love that you can update a bathroom with as little as new cabinet hardware, a new faucet, new paint or even expand your project to include new tile or a brand new vanity (they have some cute ones online that I was really tempted by!).

To add a little pop to the open cabinets, Jacque ended up painting a unique cabinet backing using a stencil.

I hope this helps make painting your kitchen cabinets a little less scary

Closing on a little house next week and the kitchen cabinets need to be painted white.