in our kitchen & not knowing how to paint or decorate because of them.
& since I've noticed that "before & after" is way more fun when you
can see both next to each other, I decided to include both, just for you.
Ready? Ok!
Here is what we came up with...
As much as we wanted to get rid of the blue countertops we realized
they are simply in too good of shape (almost new) to replace any time soon.
So we kept them & after what seemed like 100000+ (ok I over exaggerate)
paint swatches, thanks yet again to one of my fave ladies, Martha Stewart
we were able to settle on a paint color, Rainwater for the backsplash
We still don't understand why there is a cubby of sorts with no door on it to the left there.
We are working on coming up with a solution for that... Any suggestions my lovebugs?
I also still need to make cafe curtains for the windows but I haven't found a fabric I like yet.
I'm looking for something light & airy (possibly sheer) with a slight pattern & maybe reds, teals, oranges
& such to match our dishes & glassware. Suggestions welcome on that bit as well, my dears!
I have no "before" photographs of this side of the room. But trust me when I say it was just a blank, dirty white wall.
So this is definitely a welcomed change. In case you were wondering, we again chose a Martha Stewart Living
Oh & I'd be remiss if I failed to mention that we are in LOVE with our custom built corner cabinet,
book nook above& trim all done by The Husband's very talented Uncle. We are so lucky! (Thanks Uncle Bob!)
So please do tell me, my lovebugs, what do you think?
xoxo
That little cubby would be perfect to house your favorite cook books!
ReplyDeleteThe comment about using the cubby for your cookbooks is a good idea! :] I really love what you did to the kitchen! It looks like you picked out the counters yourself! Great work!
ReplyDeleteI agree - cookbooks! Or, chopping boards, oven gloves and other kitchen linens, storage for reusable grocery bags.
ReplyDeleteI love that you've embraced the blue - it looks beautiful with the mid-shade.