vintage style, cottage living, home cooking
It was super easy with my own recipe for homemade chalky paint.
Hello everyone! It is so good to have you here. This week has been a little slow for me. But, I am doing well and happy to be here on my blog. Especially to show you my Vintage Mirror With Gold Tint.
I received this mirror shortly after my grandfather passed away. It hung in my grandparents bedroom along with their bedroom furniture as long as I can remember.
The frame of the mirror was a dull gold, coppery color. A little boring and “heavy” looking.
About 5 years ago, when I was trying to lighten up our small condo, I painted the frame of the mirror Turquoise Mist from Olympic Paint. It has been that way ever since.
Happy almost weekend! I hope your week has been full of family, friends and those you love. Ours most certainly has. I love Summer visits from and with the grandkiddos. It makes me smile A LOT.
Another thing that makes me smile is… Using a Door For a Living Room Accessory. Yep, you read that right. Let me tell you a little bit about my adventure with this door…
I saw this at my local thrift store and for $20, I couldn’t pass it up.
The shapes, the curves were everything I wanted for the
Good Morning everyone! I am happy to be a part of yet another Themed Furniture Makeover Day. It is always one of my favorite days of the month. This month the theme is “Rustic”. We could use our own interpretation of what rustic could be. I love being creative and seeing what my imagination could come up with, don’t you?
If you have been here in the past, you may have seen a few of my other furniture makeovers, including:
Pottery Barn Inspired Night Stand
Today my “Rustic” themed makeover is worth spending your time here…
