I have that paint brush fever...nothing seems to be safe in my home lately!
I decided my old china cabinet was in need of some wowing!!
So I painted her up a beautiful French blue...
My Mason's Pink Vista china really stands out now!!
This was the before...
I know ...I know something needs to be done about these walls. But you have not really
seen the size of this room or how high these ceilings are!!! I can only imagine the gallons
of paint it will take...and money!!
My peacock feathers look lovely against this colour...
Lots of wow going on over their!!
Thanks for visiting
Pamela xo
That looks so pretty against the wall colour. Good idea! Pamela
ReplyDeleteAh, it looks tre bon! Love the soft french blue.
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xo
I love the blue it looks so pretty!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteWe are just painting fools looks beautiful
ReplyDeletePattie
That is gorgeous Pamela...I love the shade of blue!
ReplyDeleteLove the cabinet and yes~ your china pops ;-)
ReplyDeleteHi Pamela love love love that cabinet!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Pam...and wait til I tell you my story! We have 10 foot ceilings and we renovated a 3600 square foot home and after it was ALL painted and all the trim was up, I changed my mind!!! And my husband repainted the entire thing!!! (And we're still married...lol!)
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Cindy
Looks fabulous! I love how it stands out against the wall!
ReplyDeleteGreat shade of blue. It looks great nd the china looks great in there. The little horse too!
ReplyDeleteI love that colour blue, and I think it looks great with your wall colour!
ReplyDeleteI knew it, pretty soon your husband is going to give you that look that mine does when he sees the paint brush in your hand. Have fun painting!
ReplyDeletePamela I am so loving your blue hutch!! It is awesome!! I think the wall color is just as great!! Very cheerful!
ReplyDeleteI definitely like the cabinet painted. It's a gorgeous piece of furniture. The china looks great in it.
ReplyDeleteThe chairs are much improved and so is your china cabinet. You're right, your china looks terific in it. I think my china cabinet is a sister to yours! I traded Vintage Gal for it, then painted it white.
ReplyDeleteHi Pamela! Oh, I love it! What a beautiful color and I just adore your pretty Duncan Phyfe cabinet! Your china is so lovely! Yep, those feathers are the bomb! :)
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
It looks waaaay better this way..what a tedious job you have done lately. Is your wrist sore yet?
ReplyDeletedon't worry about the walls, it is the cabinet we are looking at!
And it turned out wonderful!
I love the soft blue color you chose. That gorgeous cabinet would look fabulous against pale gray walls. but the peacock feathers do look good with the wall color as it is. Decisions! Love your pretty china!
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Jane
Love the new color!
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Charo
Pamela, this cabinet looks wonderful in its new color. If you can get Benjamin Moore paint it won't take as much as you think for the walls. We did our two story great room, foyer, two story stair well, upstairs hall and small hall with l 1/2 gallons. Not kidding! Husband did the high part and I did the rest. Thanks for joining WUW!
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty! What a pretty color. Your china really does pop now! And I know all about paint brush fever!
ReplyDeleteYour cabinet turned out beautifully, Pamela, and I like the wall color, gives the room an unexpected modern twist!
ReplyDeleteTruly spectacular. You really have a good eye for improving design.
ReplyDeleteMary Ann
A very pretty and nice, soft color indeed! All in due time, I'm sure you will be able to color your walls too the way you'd like it!
ReplyDeleteIt Looks sooo good! I'm so jealous that you have this beautiful furniture to paint :) love the color
ReplyDeleteTereza
That hutch is a beautiful piece of furniture and you have made it even prettier in that beautiful blue. Its gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely piece of furniture and the new colour looks perfect! I have so many painting projects waiting but am just not in the mood. I need your painting frenzy to come my way!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty ~ you certainly seem to have the painter's magical touch! Beautiul!
ReplyDeletexo Catherine
errr..... beautiful.... oops! ;)
ReplyDeleteThat is just plain fabulous! I can't believe the transformation. Love it!
ReplyDeleteBlue and pink...a winning combo every time!
ReplyDeleteLove the new look for your cabinet! By the way, we still have tons of snow so difficult to feel like spring is just around the corner. Hopefully it will show up sometime soon....sigh
ReplyDeleteJeannette
Amazing what a little paint can do ...and a lot of hard work!..I love it!..I think it looks great against the walls..orange is the new pink!..haha!
ReplyDeleteYou're so right - the new color makes the cabinet stand out beautifully! Love it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I really like the new color, especially with your china. I wanted to thank you for visiting my blog, too. I am your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteHey Pam...this looks really great. Did you have any second thoughts about painting it? I have an entertainment center that I am thinking about painting but I am so worried that I'll regret it. I should probably just take the plunge! Thanks for visiting my blog and your nice comments. Hope your week is going great...the weekend is almost here! ~Ann
ReplyDeletePam, you're on a roll lately! Very daring, but it looks beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteWow is right! That made a huge difference! Your china cabinet really does stand out now, and the color is just beautiful! :)
ReplyDeletep.s. Ooops... I pressed that button before I signed my comment! Have a great weekend coming up, Pam! xoxo Jo
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteWhen I grow up I am actually going to use my camera to take photographs insted of my cell phone! LOL!
My grey table looks blue in the photos.
Have you ever tried adding patina with aluminum foil? It is so simple and the result is awesome! PLUS you can re-use the aluminum foil from your leftovers instead of throwing it away!