Showing posts with label painted. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painted. Show all posts
Monday, September 9, 2013
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Concrete outdoor table/stool
As we continue to improve our outdoor space, J brought home these concrete cores from a downtown L.A. job site, where we are currently building a restaurant. Its not in perfect condition, but we thought the concrete look would be pretty cool outdoors.
Inspired by Moroccan tiles, I started painting them.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Midcentury Bamboo Swivel Chair Makeover
I found these vintage swivel chairs on Craigslist a couple years back and knew I had to have them!
Although the wood was in bad shape, it had good bones so I thought a little TLC can bring them back to life. I only paid $30 per chair. It sat in our yard like this for awhile in this sad sad state. After a few summers here in our new home, we decided that we need to "get on it" and improve our outdoor living space like how we always talked about.
I cleaned, I sanded, gave it a couple coats of paint, and sealed it.
The Behr paint samples you can get for $2.94 for an 8 oz. container was perfect for this project.
Available at Home Depot. I ended up using 2 containers worth.
The cushions I purchased at World Market for $14.99.

One project down of many more to come! Stay tuned....
Although the wood was in bad shape, it had good bones so I thought a little TLC can bring them back to life. I only paid $30 per chair. It sat in our yard like this for awhile in this sad sad state. After a few summers here in our new home, we decided that we need to "get on it" and improve our outdoor living space like how we always talked about.
BEFORE |
The Behr paint samples you can get for $2.94 for an 8 oz. container was perfect for this project.
Available at Home Depot. I ended up using 2 containers worth.
The cushions I purchased at World Market for $14.99.
AFTER |

One project down of many more to come! Stay tuned....
Labels: diy,
bamboo,
design,
diy,
makeover,
midcentury modern,
painted,
swivel chair
Monday, July 1, 2013
Mini Curio Cabinet Makeover
We bought this mini curio cabinet before my first daughter was born, which was like 8 years ago.
I never really loved it, but it happened to be the right size and budget ($50) at the time we purchased it.
I currently use this to store my vintage collection of mugs. I finally got around to painting and refinishing it this weekend. Here's the before and after photos....

I never really loved it, but it happened to be the right size and budget ($50) at the time we purchased it.
I currently use this to store my vintage collection of mugs. I finally got around to painting and refinishing it this weekend. Here's the before and after photos....

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