it and put it in the upstairs playroom. It never really looked right.

It looked....well....it looked....gray.

Gray with red numbers is so much better. :)

Paris Grey and Pure White, and kept the existing hardware. The back of it had some damage, so I repaired it with MDF boards that I had found on the side of the road in a trash pile. :) See the blog post for a lot more pictures of the whole process, along with my 3 "Lessons Learned" from this project :) Thanks!!

Hunter Green. Im so excited with the results and that I finally got some gorgeous emerald into a couple spaces. Check out the blog for more details.

you oblige. :) We don't get much "mother-daughter" time because my 3 young boys are always in tow and sometimes you can't even hear yourself think with their noise level, much less hold a conversation with your mom. So we kicked back, ate pizza, and painted a sturdy old thrifted desk that I gave her months ago! Thanks for checking out my project!

Antibes Green for the outside, and Annie Sloan Napoleonic Blue for the interior. I used my Silhouette Cameo to cut new vinyl burners, and I mitered trim to make panels on the door, which are Mod Podged with fabric from a vintage table cloth from the thrift store. I also added cup hooks to the side for measuring spoons (which are also from the thrift store!). For more pics and VIDEOS of the whole processes, with more detail, you can find it on the blog post. Enjoy!