In my quest to paint every rustic wood item of furniture I have WHiTe I have proven once again that our tastes and homes do change all the time. It's good! IT's fun and keeps the creative instinct alive and moving! I started out with this solid wood bookshelf/cabinet from Mexico given to me several years ago and it looked like this:>
Notice the gaps and the uneven places...all perfectly ok with me!
A coat or two of soft white and a bit of sanding on a beautiful day...
Now you can really see the gaps but that's what makes it Shabbylicious.........
I have to show you a close up of those drawer pulls, they have no screws, just attached with rusty wire which I had to pull out (not easy so hubs did it) and not easy to push back thru again but I managed it !
I like this pic with the light streaming thru the gap...should I leave it on the back porch?
I'm not sure where it's going or what room but I really like it now!
I don't understand it but hubs is NOT sold on the shabby look...because of that I compromise and let him have his way sometimes...
Linking to these party girls:::::>
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Friday, February 25, 2011
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I have said it before and I'm saying it again=everything looks better in white!
ReplyDeleteThat is just beautiful! You really did give it a fresh new look and I love it! Thank you so much for coming over and linking up to Inspiration Friday this week! :-)
ReplyDeleteVanessa
Shabbylicious is right!!! It's beautiful~ thanks for sharing at Feathered Nest Friday! :)
ReplyDeleteit looks beautiful! i am not a fan of that style unpainted, but painted it looks awesome! great job!
ReplyDeleteMy hubby isn't 'sold' either. Sigh. Give and take...er something! Great cabinet though!
ReplyDeleteKate @ welcomedtempest.blogspot.com
Oh Lynda, your cabinet looks amazing with a coat of white paint! (Though I am very partial to painted wood!) I hope the look grows on your husband because this piece turned out so well.
ReplyDeletelooks fantastic and fun. thanks for sharing your project.
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