Sentences with phrase «painting my cabinets too»

I had successfully painted some pieces of furniture and I knew I could paint those cabinets too.

I am a fan of painted cabinets too though, and I just can't wait to see what Cindy and her family decides is the right fit for them and their kitchen!

We painted the cabinet too.

And I can't wait to see how you did it because I am literally contemplating painting my cabinets too!

I always wanted to paint my cabinets too but always lost the nerve.

I'm really glad you painted the cabinets too because they were just so sad before.

Not exact matches

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

I too have oak cabinets and I am thinking of painting them..

I, too, have had a learning curve... I probably started painting furniture 10 years ago (for myself, that is; my parents had me painting cabinets and such when I was a kid!).

I want to paint all our cabinets white too!

I am gearing up to paint my OAK cabinets too!

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

Please tell me you do not paint the inside of the cabinets too, wow that would really add time to my project to get this house back to a cash flow vs money pit!

The oil paint makes the finish just a bit glossier than latex, but it makes cleaning and wiping down the cabinets a lot easier too!

And that painted china cabinet is pretty fab too:) Love it all!

I've painted one of my oak bathroom vanities, and I like that too, but I don't want to do it to my kitchen cabinets because it would be impossible to return to the original finish at some point in the future.

I have been looking for the perfect «white» to paint my kitchen and cabinets... too many choices.

I, too, am interested in painting my upper kitchen cabinets.

I love the fact also that she has paired black cabinetry with the black soapstone as I like a black counter top and I want to paint my cabinets black too but wondered i it would be too much with all that black.

I plan to paint our cabinets green too and use a patterned tile.

When I decided to redo our kitchen cabinets, we removed the doors to paint them and that meant all of the brass fixtures, hinges and handles were removed, too.

I too painted my kitchen cabinets white and agree that it can be really tough coordinating with granite.

NOTE: Last winter, I removed the doors and repainted the upper cabinets because I found the Old White to be too cream - colored (you may want to try Annie Sloan's chalk paint in Pure White for a whiter and brighter color.

I have been waiting patiently to paint my kitchen cabinets but am too afraid to start.

OH, I know what you mean about the painting... seems I get the idea in my head around February, but then it actually doesn't get painted until November as I, too, work under pressure of knowing that company is coming: o) I will be painting this week too my bathroom cabinet.

I'm not familiar with real cypress cabinets, but I don't know why they couldn't be primed and painted too!

Also paint the green sink white too, and LEAVE the white Formica top, if Jane likes white, and PAINT the existing cabinet below, in a robin's egg blue (or whatever color of Jane's choosing... seafoam, red, black, whatepaint the green sink white too, and LEAVE the white Formica top, if Jane likes white, and PAINT the existing cabinet below, in a robin's egg blue (or whatever color of Jane's choosing... seafoam, red, black, whatePAINT the existing cabinet below, in a robin's egg blue (or whatever color of Jane's choosing... seafoam, red, black, whatever!)

The «moodiness» of a room doesn't have to come from dark walls, of course, it can be achieved through darker floors, a mix of richer furniture, antiques, fabrics, or painted cabinets, too.

My next project is to get my cabinets painted too and I can't wait to hear all about it.

Last year it was painting my kitchen cabinets (talk about crazy), this year we're redoing the fireplace (and just had hardwood floors installed too).

I think my favorite take is the first with the wood lower cabinets and the painted white uppers, but there's a charm to the bottoms matching the door, too... Hmm...

And, yes, the bulk of my clients request to see what their cabinets would look like painted white, but every once in a while someone wants / needs them to stay as - is and I'm happy to work with the wood tones too!

I loved the dark wood combined with the white cabinets and trim throughout the home, the paint colors were pretty similar, but they didn't feel too overpowering or monotonous.

You can see the peaked ceiling and floor in there were in need of repainting and staining, and the white room had hand painted doors on a china cabinet in between the windows but I felt like those were too much with the antique Chinoiserie screen that we inherited from our Grandmother Mary.

I plan to paint our cabinet (pinkish pickled oak from builder) too.

If you painted the cabinets I would like to know that color too.

I too would love to know what finish you used (ie eggshell, semi gloss or gloss) as well as what method was used to paint the cabinets.

Love the white painted Craftsman cabinets too.

Gray green cabinets are lovely, and I painted cabinets in one of my houses with a grayish shade of green, but in this house I felt like green would be too «cabin - y» with my rustic wood floors.

I'm working in my bathroom too and the thought of painting the cabinets crossed my mind, but went away quickly as it seemed impossible... I would love it if you shared some tip and maybe some motivation to do it The mirror frame looks great too!

I, too, have had a learning curve... I probably started painting furniture 10 years ago (for myself, that is; my parents had me painting cabinets and such when I was a kid!).

The bathroom is a gut, but say you're not made of money and can't afford to gut the kitchen too, you could put some molding on the cabinet doors and crown molding on the top of them, paint them and add some nice hardware.

I also cleaned inside the cabinets since I knew we would be painting those too.

New paint on the cabinets would be dreamy too!

I have two other bathrooms that will hopefully be getting paint and new cabinet hardware this year too so it was fun to think through all my bathrooms and what I could possibly do in time.

But after all these years, they do need painted and new light fixtures and mirrors / medicine cabinets would be nice, too.

And, with Melissa's inspiration I'm thinking of painting our kitchen cabinets too!

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).

I love your kitchen makeover — I wonder about the difficulty and the longevity of painting the cabinets yourself — my hubby, who is a «master» DIYer, insists that it would be too difficult to do it ourselves when we do buy.

we spent a fortune on our cherry cabinets and there is no painting them, but if we decide to stay her for a while, then the island is definitely getting a facelift... maybe the counters too... I think re-painting the island darker color since it gets the most «abuse» may be an option....