Wednesday is our closing!
That means packing, planning, sorting, organizing, and lots of patience. That's right, it's "the move: part 2."
Not a whole lot else to update you on. The next post should be from the new house (and hopefully with a lot of pictures!)
I cannot wait to get out of this apartment! AH!
M.LEWIS
Saturday, September 26, 2015
Sunday, September 6, 2015
Ikea Dresser Hack
A little weekend project turned into an less than perfect transformation, but now that it's all done, it was worth it.
Here is a little Ikea hack of my own.
Here is our dresser. We have two, placed side-by-side to make a mega dresser. It was inexpensive and it had a lot of storage space, great for a newlywed couple on a budget.
Well, the look of them never thrilled me and years later, I have finally done something about it.
After applying a stencil with chalk paint (and antique glaze) I added a a custom fit wood top and I feel it looks so much better.
(Ignore the pile of pillows in the corner.) Collectively, I invested about $95 in paint, stain, wood, stencil, screws, glue, wood filler, etc. I really like the look now, well worth it.
No "how to" here...just a picture and an idea to share. :)
M.LEWIS
Here is a little Ikea hack of my own.
Well, the look of them never thrilled me and years later, I have finally done something about it.
After applying a stencil with chalk paint (and antique glaze) I added a a custom fit wood top and I feel it looks so much better.
(Ignore the pile of pillows in the corner.) Collectively, I invested about $95 in paint, stain, wood, stencil, screws, glue, wood filler, etc. I really like the look now, well worth it.
No "how to" here...just a picture and an idea to share. :)
M.LEWIS
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