Please don't look at the boring white door trim. Ack. |
Gotta say, I kind of like it now.
After washing down the door, I painted it with a mixture of Annie Sloan paints, but the main color is Provence. After it was dry, I covered it in clear wax. Then I did a little distressing around the trim pieces before coating in the dark wax. I made sure to leave some wax in the corners and trim to add some antiquey-like feel to this big container store door.
Hmmmmm . . . now, what to paint the front of it?
Debbie
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I just love this transformation - beautiful job and now it actually looks like an old " wood " door - God, I love ASCP.
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LOVE the door! You've made it look totally custom & given it so much more personality. I love all the refurbs & projects you've done so far & can't wait to see what's next. I've nominate you for the Versatile Blogger Award. You can check out all the details on my blog. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteWe JUST put a new front door on last weekend and I was hemming and hawing as to what to do on the inside,"DING DONG" Thank you for the great inspiration! Looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat paint have you decided on for the front? I want to suggest the same color you painted for the back, but I know I’m kind of late, so just tell us the result of this door transformation. Roosevelt Franklin @ Clear Choice Windows and More
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