Well, just about any given object can be transformed with paint. I love to call it the magic of paint, and this old kitchen island of mine has received a few of those magical makeovers.
Do you want to give your kitchen a new look this Spring?
Do you want to give your kitchen a new look this Spring?
The easiest way to do it, IMHO, is to paint the kitchen island a brand-new color. It'll only take you one afternoon and less than a quart of paint, and you'll enjoy a new island and kitchen look for years to come.
This is how my kitchen island looked before painting it Duck Egg Blue with Annie Sloan chalk paint.
This is how my kitchen island looked before painting it Duck Egg Blue with Annie Sloan chalk paint.
Yep. A really dark - chocolate brown kitchen island.
Big thanks to Doreen at Hymns & Verses for organizing this group.
In today's posts, Doreen shares how to create the cutest fortune cookie Easter eggs. Lori has a tutorial on how to easily extend kitchen cabinets to the ceiling. Laura shows you how to make easy jute placemats. Christy gives you all the details for creating your very own wire basket wreath, and I share the steps to paint a kitchen island with chalk paint and add a glaze to highlight its features.
Happy Easter, friends!
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Estoy de acuerdo, con un proyecto de pintura podemos renovar casi cualquier objeto! Me encantó como quedó tu isla de cocina, con un color mas claro, mas fresco, excelente decisión de nuevo color de pintura! Muy buen trabajo! Gracias Cristina por compartir la idea, que tengan Felices Pascuas! Victoria
ReplyDeleteMuchas gracias, Victoria!!
DeleteYour island looks amazing... love the color! I agree... paint is amazing! Visiting via Inspire Me Monday! Would love for you to link up with us at Tuesday Turn About via myweeabode.com . Hope to see you there!
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