How to Give Your Home Furniture a Makeover
Original article by Mike Cahill with excerpts from knot too shabby and other experts Still have that hideous worn-down sofa from senior year of college? What about the hand-me-down recliner that you bought for $5 from the Salvation Army? Many of us look at antiquated,...
Duck Egg Blue-September Color of the Month
The very first Annie Sloan Paint color I ever cracked open was Duck Egg Blue. It’s a not-quite-pastel blue with green undertones, reminiscent of French and Swedish interiors. Annie says, “it can be described as a Rococo blue, as nothing says French and...
An Antique Armoire in Milk Paint
There are some pieces that aren’t worth selling. Either, because I like them too much and have scouted a place in the house for it, or because too much time was involved in the refinishing process and the time spent will never be recouped in the final sale. Both...
knot too shabby BAZAAR 2019: Furniture Makeover Competition
The knot too shabby BAZAAR Furniture Makeover Competition was a great success this year. The competition took place downtown Glendora on a beautiful sunny Saturday. Where five participants brought a piece of furniture painted in Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint or Annie...
Gearin’ up for Kitchen Redo?
Kitchens are the heart of the home…so they say! I did some research last month to find out how much a traditional rehab on a kitchen is. This is what I discovered: Demolition: $2,000+ New Appliances: $5,000+ New Flooring Counters and Backsplash: $5,000 New...
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