Happy Saturday everyone! Recently we shared how we added some color to our neutral open floor plan in our Jordan House, including painting our interior doors. (We also updated a basic flat door to a wood barn door, squee!) Painting your doors is a high impact change that gives you a great bang for your […]
Painting Furniture – Tips for Using 5 Different Types of Paint
Hello! I’m Sara from Sincerely, Sara D., and I am excited to be here with you today on Remodelaholic. If you follow my blog, you know that I will paint (almost) anything. Today I am going to share tips for painting furniture using five different types of paint: latex, chalk, milk, spray and oil-based. […]
Dining Room Hutch Makeover: Painting Furniture with No Sanding, No Priming, No Sealer
This post has been created in partnership with Beyond Paint. All opinions are my own. When we moved into our home my very favorite thing, and the reason I fell in love with this home were all the built-ins. Who doesn’t love a good built in? This built-in hutch in the dining room particularly […]
Chalk Paint® Bathroom Vanity Makeover!
Hello friends! This is Kristin from Postbox Designs and I’m going to share a peek into my own home today with y’all! You know I really like you all because I’m sharing my dark little secret today. Everyone has that “one room” they want to keep the door closed to because it is an eyesore. (Anyone […]
Beautiful White Kitchen Update (with chalk paint!)
I’ve long felt that paint and hardware is the key to a great kitchen. We did update our cabinets without painting here, but I have always loved white kitchens (despite what people may say about them being sterile or hard to clean, that hasn’t been my experience!). Our guest today updated her outdated wood […]
Cane Back Dining Chair Makeover
If you’re looking for a great weekend project — pick up an old chair and get started! You can have a new stylish seat in your house for just the cost of some paint and a bit of fabric — and maybe a little bit of hardware, like the nailhead trim that Roxanne used on […]
