Our playroom is in the middle of a transformation ~ the goal: to look more playful and fun. I recently gave the T.V. cabinet a new look.
The before pictures have mysteriously disappeared and no one here knows anything about it of course, but the cabinet used to be black and the room was a wreck. Well, the cabinet has changed and the room itself has not....but it will.
The room is in the middle of an evolution and there will be a "reveal" once it is complete. I just wanted to give you a peek as it unfolds.
The joys of spray paint...
I love the color (and the little painting on top). It all looks so fresh!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love the color you used! So pretty. LOVE the marbles in the jar too. So fun and cute.
ReplyDeleteI love the color! Very pretty.
ReplyDelete-Crystal
oh my goodness, i LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteFun color for your room...can't wait to see the finished room.
ReplyDeleteLove the color you chose! I'm hosting a Power of Paint Party starting late tonight & every Wednesdays... I'd love it if you'd link up this piece.
ReplyDeleteso serene & beautiful. Nice job! Will be watching for the rest. Thanks, Deborah
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color and finish! It's amazing what paint can do and a skilled painter!
ReplyDeleteWow...you did a great job on this. Such a great color!! That is a room changer!
ReplyDeletei am in the process of trying to change around our little playroom! love the cabinet color! great job!
ReplyDeleteOh, it's such a pretty color. I am going to have to check out your other furniture makeovers and you have to share at my furniture link party on Friday.
ReplyDeleteBello gavinete, muy hermoso detalle de bolitas de vidrio, Chany
ReplyDeleteHi Rene! Thanks for visiting my blog, to answer your question, the basket took longer to paint then to make the lining. (Crazy but I'd rather sew then paint). I love your color choice on your cabinet. Did you have to prime before paint? I'm so scared to paint furniture, I'd love to try if I only knew the steps...
ReplyDeleteMichelle
I love it, I soooo need a cabinet for my tv...
ReplyDeleteWell that is just perfection!
ReplyDeleteAnd the perfect blue!
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To answer the question from "A Little French Loven", I didn't use primer, but I did sand the piece before I painted it. I have painted lots of furniture and have never primed it first...probably should, I'm just too lazy.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linkin' up for my 1st Power of Paint Party! Unfortunately you put my blog html in the link... so it's link'in back to my blog. Would you please repost your project.. I'd hate for others to miss out on your beautiful job.
ReplyDeleteHey Rene, I featured your plates display on my blog today...thought you'd like to know! I love how yours turned out, thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeletePerfect!
ReplyDeleteI like the colour you've done your cabinet in, Rene. Your accessories look great too!
ReplyDeleteI love the color!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE the colour. Wonderful job
ReplyDelete~Lisa
perfect pick for a playful, lighthearted color; love the diminutive painting,marbles, and of course globe. Can't wait for the reveal! Lezlee
ReplyDeletePretty color!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the whole room.
~Amy
It's beautiful! LOVE that color!
ReplyDeleteNiiiiice colour! I've yet to get some aqua in this house of mine but I sure want to!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to SNS!
FJ Donna
I love the color! And the accessories on top look so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love it! Great color choice! I can't wait to see the entire transformation! Now I'm wondering if I should paint mine when I do my family room makeover in the near future. Hmmm...
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking your inspiration to the DIY Show & Tell!
Roeshel
I adore the look of this. I'm doing a complete make over and would love using this color. Is it possible for you to share the paint information ... pretty ~ pretty ~ please !
ReplyDeleteThank you to everyone who has left a comment about the cabinet. I really love to hear from you all and try to respond in some way. Sheila, to answer your question about the paint color, I used...brace yourself...Krylon spray paint in "jade".
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