#10. The kitchen cabs.
You like? Kidding! Before.
And the AFTER.
The kitchen was gutted with new alder cabinets installed and one very funky island topper.
#9. Little round side tables.
And the AFTER.
Primer and paint came first. This was my Mod Podge and music page experiment. Glaze followed the Mod Podge step.
#8. My $5. dresser.
Before.
And the AFTER.
Dresser was painted white, then glazed. "Jewelry" was added (house numbers) for some instant funk! I LOVE this piece.
#7. Old headboard turned towel rack.
Before.
And the AFTER.
A coat of white paint and glaze was applied with a paint brush for a vintage brush stroke effect. Hooks from Ikea and old house numbers from the thrift finish this off. Still love it to this day.
#6. Headboard in main bedroom.
Before.
And the AFTER.
An old door, gate and metal clad siding were puzzled together to create what I affectionately call this room, the White Trash Bedroom. :) Look how tall the wall looks compared to the before!
#5. Daybed in playroom.
The before would be a plain twin bed. This AFTER daybed was found at a thrift. To dress up the wall, an old authentic convenience sign was hung. Fun!
#4. Dining room armoire.
Before was always the closed version.
And the AFTER.
Doors are now swung wide open, revealing the kitchen office. Metal clad siding lines the interior for a different twist.
#3. Rope detailed coffee table.
Before.
And the AFTER.
The table was primed, painted and glazed. Loose fitted tiles sit on the top that can be lifted off at any time for a different look. I am currently using it tile-less but no pics.
#2. TV stand in bedroom.
Before.
LOL!!!! I always die laughing when I see the tiny side table holding it's breath with that big honkin' monstrosity on top. Just so you know, this wasn't planned. It was just what was there for the time-being. Yes I had to put a disclaimer to this one before you all left the funky junk building for good!
And the AFTER.
An old trunk fits the bill much better. I mean, if you HAVE to have that monstrosity in the room to begin with. See? It made the hair on the TV rise with glee! (snort)
And last but not least... one of the most popular...
#1. Front entry coat hook area.
Before.
And the AFTER.
An old authentic horse gate bound for a burn pile was saved and put to creative use. I smile at it every single day.
I totally can't believe I found 10. I amaze me I do!
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