Showing posts with label hutch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hutch. Show all posts

4.16.2012

Dining Room Hutch, part 2

Part two. Thank goodness. The china hutch is complete.
It was picked up this weekend.  Honestly, it was a pretty amazing transformation.
Here is how the top portion turned out . . .



And here is a picture of it fully 'assembled'. 
I'm a sucker for white furniture!

4.11.2012

Dining Room Hutch, part 1

Here is part one of a two part project post.
Why two posts?
Because this piece of furniture is massive (and heavy).
It doesn't appear that large in photos, but trust me, it is.

A few weeks ago I posted about a client who recently
purchased a new lake home.  She came to me requesting
we brighten up some of her existing furniture.

Here is another piece that she dropped off:


She requested it be painted in Annie Sloan's Old White with
light distressing.

Here is how the bottom portion turned out.



I love the original hardware. 
The entire piece looks fantastic. It's a completely different look.

We're nearly finished with the hutch portion of this project. 
I'll post photos in a day or so.
If you know me, you know I'll do whatever it takes to get a
great furniture shot.  Lifting, moving - bring it on.
So . . .  I'm really bummed that
the hutch is too heavy for us to lift onto this cabinet.
On the bright side, two part furniture posts can be fun.
Plus - I'm pregnant - so the lifting ends here.  Until, October.
To be continued! 

2.21.2012

Custom Hutch

Here is another fun before & after post.

We turned this:


Into this:





It's amazing what a little black paint and new hardware can do.
Enjoy, Katie!

Linking up to:
Miss Mustard Seed

2.19.2012

China Cabinet Beauty

I am so excited to FINALLY show off this project!
The before and after results are drastic.
{i.am.exhausted.}


I found this china cabinet at
Good Will a LONG time ago.
It's been sitting in my garage, collecting dust...
until a new client of mine reserved it.


Here is the before shot,
sitting pretty in my garage.
{check out that dust!}

We decided on:
 Annie Sloan's Old White paint for the exterior.
A subtle gray color for inside the hutch.
Stunning hardware from Anthro.

Here is how it turned out!






I already warned my client that I may be watery-eyed
as we delivery this. Gosh, it would look so nice in our house!