Warming up the kitchen with *zero* dollars
and
minimal painting as well as minimal
effort ---
That was the goal.
and
minimal painting as well as minimal
effort ---
That was the goal.
One can of paint later --
"Alfalfa"
by Kilz at Walmart
and
a can of Krylon spray paint
"Blue Ocean Breeze"
a roll of red and white houndstooth
print wrapping paper from Hob-Lob
and
that's pretty much it as far as
new stuff goes.
This e-NOR-mous counter is probably my favorite piece of furniture
in the whole house.
It was used in the general store my grandparents ran in the 1930's thru 50's
here in Mereta.
The counter once had glass on this side to display various wares.
The storekeepers stood on the other side.
The top is so scratched up and dented and scraped --- how I wish it
could talk ----- the stories it could tell.
Gwynie Pie
"Alfalfa"
by Kilz at Walmart
and
a can of Krylon spray paint
"Blue Ocean Breeze"
a roll of red and white houndstooth
print wrapping paper from Hob-Lob
and
that's pretty much it as far as
new stuff goes.
This e-NOR-mous counter is probably my favorite piece of furniture
in the whole house.
It was used in the general store my grandparents ran in the 1930's thru 50's
here in Mereta.
The counter once had glass on this side to display various wares.
The storekeepers stood on the other side.
The top is so scratched up and dented and scraped --- how I wish it
could talk ----- the stories it could tell.
Gwynie Pie
Oh Gwynie Pie...it is just lovely, you are a clever one! I just love seeing all your Celebrating Home wares! You really racked up some goodies at that party of yours! I am inspired once again.
ReplyDeleteI like it! The open cabinets are terrific.
ReplyDeleteWarm and inviting, a kitchen everyone would gravitate to!
ReplyDeleteI am with you...that counter is amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd, what a blessing to have something so very meaningful right there in your very own kitchen!
oh that island ... I cannot even speak right now!!!!!!!
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