Using my favorite painting and glazing technique, I transformed a metal top coffee table a friend no longer wanted.
My daughter’s room went from little girl blue and green to big girl pink, tan and gray. Projects included dog silhouettes, embellishing a cork board, creating a marble top side table, and adding ceiling molding.
Paint changed a mismatched group of furnishings – a floor sample clock, thrift store chairs and buffet, and a Craig’s list table – into a cohesive grouping. With the addition of a zig zag rug, Ikat fabric to cover the chairs and a mirror (which has yet to arrive) this space started the year almost empty and finished almost full.
We lightened up our red living room by painting it white, removing accessories and adding new curtains. This space is still a work in progress and is on my “to do” list for 2011.
Here I shared the three reasons I have been so successful in finding roadside freebies.
Vintage printing blocks and letters were used to create unique patterns on fabric which were then turned into pillows.
I found a mismatched group of milk glass vases at the thrift store and created a pretty table and mantle for only one dollar.
The only sewing machine I have ever owned belonged to my Grandmother - proving it does not take a fancy sewing machine to sew!
This post highlighted the landscaping transformation our house has gone through since moving in nine years ago. We began with nothing but dirt and have slowly created a yard we are proud to call our own.
So there you have it – the best of Red Door Home 2010. Hope you enjoyed the past year as much as I have. I am looking forward to 2011 and all the great projects and posts the year brings.
I would love to know your favorite post of 2010? What would you like to see more of in 2011?
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