Slow and steady wins the race, but even I'm a sucker for the shock and awe of before and after photos. Here are a few of our favorites:
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9 comments:
Wow - those are amazing! The front of the house really pops, but I love the shot of the kitchen sink!
Love it all - you have done an excellent job so far! Great work.
Ahh, Stace told me I had to check out your photos...everything looks so fantastic! Great work!
Hey there, I'm a neighbor of yours (I live on Tibet Road), and I was just picked to be an Apartment Therapy House Tour blogger. I would love to feature your place, if you're open to it! I can be reached at jenniferwrayATgmail.com.
Thanks!
J
I am one of Stacey's friends from St. Louis and the house is EPIC! It's beautiful and I'm inspired! Thank you!
The color of your kitchen walls is the color I'd like for my living room. Can you give me the details about the color and brand?
Thanks so much!
the color on the walls is Sherwin Williams Aquatint. You will LOVE it - always makes me smile :)
Hi,
I was wondering how the cabinets were painted.
Did you have to take them some place.
I have similar cabinets and the contractor says he can paint them without taking them off. Does that sound right?
Thanks and great job.
Blanca
Hi Blanca, we had the cabinets repainted professionally off-site. They sprayed on a lacquer-cased paint in an industrial-sized paint booth. I've never heard of someone finishing them on-site, so if your contractor says he can - be sure to ask for photos and references. Good luck!
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