Any ideas on how I can "jazz-up" these newly painted, yet plain cabinet doors?
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I installed cool handles but they're still really drab!
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Adding a raised "frame" with painted molding would add some detail and not cost too much. The molding could be glued and/ or nailed in place.
KMS Woodworks
on Apr 02, 2011
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They look ok to me. Sometimes jazzed up is too jazzy.
Paul Slayton Contracting
on Apr 02, 2011
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This kitchen gets alot of company and traffic, folks sit at the counter and watch me cook..so even though I found these neat handles off of Ebay..somehow they still look so blank to me..they need some punch!
Pamela Scruggs
on Apr 02, 2011
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OMG! ..would that include a miter saw to cut and match moulding corners..I've dealt with that nightmare before..swore I'd never do it again..can you buy the moulding already cut for this purpose?
Pamela Scruggs
on Apr 02, 2011
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Miters can be tricky....a powered saw can make quick work of it...cutting miters with a hand saw is the absolute pits....You might find some "picture frame" moldings precut. or test luck skills again with a powered saw...you will get better with each one!
KMS Woodworks
on Apr 02, 2011
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I like what you have done so far- very unique.
Miriam Illions
on Apr 02, 2011
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you can strip all the paint and restain with rised frame.
Sunita P
on Apr 02, 2011
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you could just paint the lines on the cabinets a color that would give it a little punch.
Ophelia laurel
on Aug 10, 2014
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Paint the area around the doors the same color as the doors rather than leaving it white. You could leaving the half round moulding white as an accent.
Johngulyas
on Aug 11, 2014
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