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| I bought this hutch probably about 10 years ago, but never with the intention of changing a thing! My friend and I decided I needed some wood in my house. Not everything can be painted, you need wood for the warmth element. But well, that changed yesterday and though I liked it wood, I LOVE HOW IT TURNED OUT!!!! |
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| After priming and painting it white, I sanded all the corners, edges, and a few here-n-there spots to give it a nice distressed look. I started out with 240 grit sand paper, but switched to 100 and it worked much better! |
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| I didn't change a thing with the hardware either - they were old, vintage, and already distressed! :) |
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| Finished look! I used a turquoise paint (leftovers from my daughter's room) in the back so my dishes would pop with the splash of color behind them! Annnnd, I thought it would look great with all my old aqua Ball jars, which I just picked up last weekend for a quarter each at a garage sale!!!! |
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| Though I love the look of the doors open on top, I think they'll have to stay closed.... I'd rather not have to dust off my dishes everytime we use them! |
I LOVE trying LOVE not to LOVE covet LOVE it!!!! Wow, Kammy... I need you to come stay with me for like a month and make reality out of all the projects I have in my head!!!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty, I love how everything is so color coordinated.
ReplyDeleteConnie
So cute! Great job :)
ReplyDeleteI love how it looks painted! I've been wanting to buy a hutch that I like the shape/style of better than the one I currently have in order to paint/distress it. Plus I have a thing for old canning jars ;)
ReplyDeleteI love this--it looks so great. I am going to use this sandpaper technique to make my next project distressed. Thanks for all the great ideas!
ReplyDeleteLove this re-do. I always love white cabinet and this one is very country style.
ReplyDeleteLovely! Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great update - the turquoise pops against the white. Great storage, great display.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful hutch makeover! Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteThe cabinet looks fantastic! I love that you used two colors :) Great.
ReplyDeletekammy, this one is so pretty! i love the pop of blue on the inside!
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