I'm pleased though that I initially picked a shaker style kitchen and one with simple lines, as now it's painted, I love it even more.
Let me share with you some of the before and process photos.
There you have it, my process. I will be sharing a little post later on, about how I painted it, you know, tips and tricks I picked up, just in case anyone wants to have a little go at painting their units, and also some more of the finished look.
I hope you're all ok with the few changes, I've been making on my blog, I do hope to be getting back to crafting more soon and of course that means a craft room clear up ... yes AGAIN lol xxx
I have always adored your kitchen and love the transformation. Must pop over for a cuppa soon xxx
ReplyDeleteYou certainly should be extremely proud of yourself. It's an amazing job!
ReplyDeleteIt is looking wonderful Sandra.
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It looks gorgeous - well done you!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks fabulous - you are so talented. I was noticing this weekend the sunshine through the skylight has faded part of the cabinets in our master bath. But I'd have to do a lot of hemming and hawwing before taking the plunge to paint them.
ReplyDeleteThe kitchen turned out fabulous! I think the paint really gave it an update & the new cabinet hardware is great, too!
ReplyDeleteI love your kitchen and how it looks with the white cabinets. I'm sure it was a lot of work but it was so worth it! It is amazing to me how something as simple as painting cabinets and changing out hardware can have such a dramatic impact and completely transform a space.
ReplyDeleteYour kitchen is gorgeous! It is amazing to me how something as basic as paint can make such a huge difference. The white makes it look so updated and I love the black countertop. The blue walls really pop too. I love this so much that I want to paint my own kitchen. Nicely done!
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