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Showing posts with label Elephant Tusk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elephant Tusk. Show all posts
Monday, October 01, 2007
Room By Room: Kitchen
Labels:
Benjamin Moore,
block,
Bluestar,
butcher,
cabinet,
Command Center,
countertop,
custom,
desk,
DIY,
Elephant Tusk,
John Boos,
kitchen,
pantry,
remodel,
Simply White,
soapstone,
Vac-Pan
Friday, April 06, 2007
Paint, Paint, Paint
Rolling along with the paint:
Here's our color palette downstairs:
and upstairs:
Some painted rooms (all colors Benjamin Moore):.
Soft Pumpkin in the Girls' BR:
Palladian Blue in the boy's BR:
Concord Ivory downstairs in the Office/Arts & Crafts rm:
Palladian Blue again in the hallway:
Elephant Tusk in the Master BR:
And here's my project, painting the kitchen island using two coats of different colored milk paint. I first removed all the drawer fronts and cabinet doors. Then painted the first coat using Barn Red.

The final coat of Soldier Blue was applied over the Barn Red, then sanded down so that some of the red came thru. Then the piece was finished with a mixture of linseed oil and paint thinner to protect it from water and oil stains.
Here's our color palette downstairs:
Some painted rooms (all colors Benjamin Moore):.
Soft Pumpkin in the Girls' BR:
Palladian Blue in the boy's BR:
Concord Ivory downstairs in the Office/Arts & Crafts rm:Elephant Tusk in the Master BR:
And here's my project, painting the kitchen island using two coats of different colored milk paint. I first removed all the drawer fronts and cabinet doors. Then painted the first coat using Barn Red.

The final coat of Soldier Blue was applied over the Barn Red, then sanded down so that some of the red came thru. Then the piece was finished with a mixture of linseed oil and paint thinner to protect it from water and oil stains.
Labels:
bedrooms,
Benjamin Moore,
Concord Ivory,
DIY,
Elephant Tusk,
kitchen,
milk paint,
paint,
Palladian Blue,
remodel,
Soft Pumpkin
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