"To Do" List .... Not yet worthy of the Gitter Done over at Funky Junk Interiors November 03 2010, 0 Comments
The golf course is closed for the season and Frank is finally enjoying a few days off.
He loves his work but during golf season he has one day off a week - that just isn't enough time to get into a DIY project. So with a few extra days off this week he organized and rearranged the furniture in the office. It's looking good. I think he'd get upset if I took a picture right now because he hates the lime green walls. There is a lot less furniture in that small room now, and more items to sell on Kijiji. Time to trade the modern frosted glass desk for rustic distressed pieces with a story to tell.
Anyhoo, I'm going to be away from home for a week so who knows what might be done by the time I get home ... walls primed and ready for Butter Cookie Yellow paint? Perhaps the faux brick/stone may be sculpted on the fireplace wall and ready for me to paint.
Here's a little preview of the area the brick will be going ...
We will be so happy to see the shiny burgundy paint gone. It runs behind the Gas Stove and into the kitchen. Frank is looking forward to slapping the drywall mud up and sculpting it into rustic aged bricks. We did a similar project 6 years ago on our kitchen back splash. Here's how that turned out ....
Stay tuned for the final results, it would be nice to have a stone wall and mantle to adorn with Christmas decor!
He loves his work but during golf season he has one day off a week - that just isn't enough time to get into a DIY project. So with a few extra days off this week he organized and rearranged the furniture in the office. It's looking good. I think he'd get upset if I took a picture right now because he hates the lime green walls. There is a lot less furniture in that small room now, and more items to sell on Kijiji. Time to trade the modern frosted glass desk for rustic distressed pieces with a story to tell.
Anyhoo, I'm going to be away from home for a week so who knows what might be done by the time I get home ... walls primed and ready for Butter Cookie Yellow paint? Perhaps the faux brick/stone may be sculpted on the fireplace wall and ready for me to paint.
Here's a little preview of the area the brick will be going ...
We will be so happy to see the shiny burgundy paint gone. It runs behind the Gas Stove and into the kitchen. Frank is looking forward to slapping the drywall mud up and sculpting it into rustic aged bricks. We did a similar project 6 years ago on our kitchen back splash. Here's how that turned out ....
