Furniture, home, etc
140 Pins
· Last updated 1y
Curated by
#1 Destination for Flooring
Find stylish flooring options and durable tile selections from the brands you trust at The Home Depot. Discover the most affordable options in Atlanta combined with job site delivery, bulk pricing and volume discounts from our quote center. Browse through our 300,000+ flooring options online to get started. Find everything you need for your next flooring job from laminate, wood, vinyl, tile or carpet. Click now to shop the lowest prices guaranteed on flooring and tile.
How to Master Ombre Painting in Six Easy Steps
Patterned tile floors are super trendy and also super pricey. Don't toss your tiled dreams aside before reading this painted floor tutorial! This project is an easy and affordable way to give your flooring a stylish look.We'd like to introduce Erika, a creative DIYer from Cutting Edge Stencils. Erika had builder beige tiles. She longed for a pretty patterned floor similar to the ones she had seen in her Instagram feed. Since her budget was tight, Erika decided to paint and stencil her builder
How to Master Ombre Painting in Six Easy Steps
I bought this dresser at an online auction. Based on the condition of the veneer that I saw in the photos, I thought it would be a perfect candidate for painting. But it turns out it was about 100 years older than I initially thought. Based on the materials, hardware, and handcrafted construction I estimate the dresser was made in the early 1800’s.
How to Master Ombre Painting in Six Easy Steps
Our covered porch was in need of a watertight decking because the crawl space was directly under the deck surface. We found a product from Deckorators that fit the bill.Installation took several weekends and a week of vacation time, but the result was better than expected!
How to Master Ombre Painting in Six Easy Steps
This painted horse bench is perfect for the girl who's a little country at heart! This project uses one horse stencil that you can customize to create some variety in your herd of horses. :) There isn't much skill involved. I just opened a horse book and started giving my painted horses random splotches here and there.For the full tutorial, go to my blog post at this link - GirlsBuildClub.com.The bench itself is as simple as can be. I made it from a single board and bought some hair pin metal
How to Master Ombre Painting in Six Easy Steps
This dresser has been in my bedroom since I was a child (approximately 24 years.) After recently purchasing my first home I wanted to use as many of the items I currently had as possible and stay within a reasonable budget for decorating. I decided to take this piece with me and perform a total make over.
How to Master Ombre Painting in Six Easy Steps
I bought this Bombay style dresser over a year ago for a client who originally wanted to add it to her decor, but then changed her mind. And I've been holding on to this piece ever since!With those gorgeous curves, I knew I needed to do something special with this piece.I saw this stunning piece full of floral molds on a high-end website and I was instantly inspired!I gave my idea to another local furniture refinisher, and a friend, Candace, the owner of Sea Maid, and she loved it as well! So
How to Master Ombre Painting in Six Easy Steps
I am sure I am not the only one who cannot stand the look of those ugly black cable boxes and DVD players. When we had no choice to conceal them because of our open shelving, I had to get smart. With a few materials, I was able to hide the eyesores in a pretty way that blended right in with the decor on my shelves!
How to Master Ombre Painting in Six Easy Steps
Do you have some old pieces of furniture lying around that are dark and drab, maybe even a bit dated? Refinishing a piece of furniture can be so much fun and can make a dramatic difference in your space. Simply adding a coat or two of paint can do wonders, but in this tutorial we added another step to give our piece more depth, dimension and drama! Continue reading to see how to use glaze to create a coastal look. You'll be surprised how easy this step is!
How to Master Ombre Painting in Six Easy Steps
My son needed a vanity for his laundry room. I had a dresser than was too tall, so I cut it in two, added new legs to make it just the right height, then I decorated it up a little with vinyl that I cut with my silhouette. As it turns out it is too wide for the space, so I think it will just be a sideboard. With the left over drawer and legs I added a new top and some foam and fabric to make a bench with storage. Two pieces from one!