Ok...I slipped in a week's vacation with my husband and will be heading to more sun next week....but I sure have been busy before and after these times.

Soon, you will get to see a rejuvenated powder room cabinet and mirror with a cool texture. Next, you will see another powder room cabinet distressed and pained and aged....along with a sweet textured decorative finish for the previously wallpapered walls!

I just can not wait to share. Just a few details yet needed for these rooms and then you can see the rooms!

Come back soon!

No pictures..just updates of the projects looming ahead.

This week.....a kitchen with a subtle glaze of caramel colors over white.

Working boards for a guest powder room with painting the cabinet primarily black with burnt red glazed insets on the doors.  The walls are going to be a Sherwin Williams Baguette color in "some" texture, yet to
be decided. THREE new boards have been created for this special event. FINGERS CROSSED.

That home will, also, be having a concrete overlay applied to the nearby laundry room.  The powder room will be having a red with black granite counter.  So, the plan will be to do a black with some red concrete overlay. Again...fingers tightly crossed!

Cabinets seem to be the rage. So, I have to work a cabinet sample in a java brown, with the plan to do a textured inset on the doors for a real WOW!

Have been working boards for an awesome project creating an area bring Tuscany to the Midwest!
Heavy texture to have the perfect golden colors that are bled with a subtle "deep red" to bring in the colors of some of the accessories!

Will keep ya posted!
Thank you for the visit!
Debbie

It took some tweaking to get JUST the right hue for the desired gold of this lovely "new" bathroom. The low energy lights utilized in the room "changed" the deep rich gold to a no-so-nice patina'd gold. It looked ugly green!
So a little more brown here and some yellow ochre basically everywhere, the client was really happy with the final effect.

And the plan is to either to use REGULAR soft white bulbs or use some SOFT WHITE Low Energy Bulbs in order NOT to throw the "blue" of the LE Bulbs into the mix.

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