Sentences with phrase «shelf paintings are used»

In turn, the potted plants in Paul Wackers» shelf paintings are used as clues or props to strengthen narratives and root them in reality.

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It's such a fascinating space and I'd like to fill it with paintings of tablets and objects, patterns and glyphs using the shelves and nooks as spaces of display.

I've made a dent in my gallery wall, using a white shelf, and frames painted white, and it's looking so pretty against my green Crocodile Tears!

Use the trim tape and newspapers if necessary to cover all the areas which are not to be painted especially the doors, wooden shelves and photo frames.

Then I took the shelves out, filled the holes where the tracks used to be and painted the closet Benjamin Moore Palladian Blue in Valspar Eggshell.

I'm thinking painted inner cupboards & using baskets would allow me to let the baskets stick out of shelves slightly & I might be able to get away with 12 ″ deep baskets large enough for dinner plates as well as the rest of my dishes.

«A local business was offering pallets for free and I'd seen a similar idea using crates as shelving on Pinterest, so I chose the smallest one, sanded it down and painted it with French Grey chalk paint.

When it comes to storing crockery, a painted wooden plate rack makes a lovely alternative to eye - level kitchen cabinets, and the top shelf can be used to arrange mugs or vases.

The powder all over, the mixing, the bits that just won't mix, the bumpy paint, the completely unpredictable way it sticks to some areas and not others (even after using milk paint primer), the way its flaked up in random pieces larger than can be considered attractive «patina,» even after waxing, its short shelf life... The experience (disclaimer — I did not use the Miss Mustard Seed brand) really drove home how lucky I was that acrylics were invented!

Corbels that didn't go to the floor with old chippy paint and an old chippy paint door cut to size for desktop would be adorable and maybe use the rest of the door for shelves above desktop?

Once the primer was dry (an hour or two) then I grabbed the floor paint — I used an off the shelf pre-mixed color because I am the most impatient person in the world and didn't even want to wait an extra eight minutes to have someone mix a color for me and all I cared about was that it was gray.

I knew I wasn't going to need a lot of paint, so I used a paint sample that was just sitting on a shelf in the basement collecting dust.I poured the paint into an old tupperware bowl, mixed up half a cup of baking soda and 3 tablespoons of water, and mixed that in with the paint.

First we had to repair the floor where the built - in had been followed by scraping down the walls to make everything even and get rid of the built up paint where the shelves used to be.

Spray paint has been used to give the shelving and storage unit a new look that blends in with the dark feature wall.

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Today I am cleaning out our» walk in» closet that has jokingly been called the «throw in» closet and could really use the gift card for paint and shelving.

The original plan was to use a natural stain for a wood look similar to Bliss at Home's linen closet in my inspiration collage, but the shelves were badly chipped and had large paint drips from previous owners.

This shelf unit was made using old pine floorboards and simply painted in a distressed white finish.

After my husband and I used an eggshell finish paint (very watered down, so it was more like a stain) om a couple of book shelves for my daughter's room, we found that by the time they dried, while we could see the wood grain clearly like we wanted to, they had a very dull and rough appearance.

Then for the shelves I used melamine lined panel boards because they are already white (no painting required), and are resistant to scratches and stains.

I'm wanting to use some white trim paint I have to paint some decorative wall shelves.

I'm using black chalk paint and leaving the oak top and shelves as they are.

When the paint was dry, I gave it a fast glaze with Caromal's Coffee and Creme glazes mixed 50:50, and added some dimensional stenciling to the front and shelves (using the Metallic Wall Plasters).

I added a fat crystal knob, and glue gunned some fun ploomish trim to the shelves to finish it off... I found a tin container, painted it and added a dimensional stencil to mark our «drug» bin — aka R X, and grabbed one of the burlap sacs that we sell and used it to bury the kleenex --