Furniture repair, refinishing, and re-imagining in Windsor & Essex County, Ontario
Old windows + old pallet wood + some paint and creativity = up-cycled window box. Wall mountable, or stand alone, this up-cycled window box is suitable for indoor or outdoor use. Chalk painted with Folk Art paint in oatmeal.
This old headboard was re-imagined into a hallway message centre by adding a chalkboard, mirror, bulletin board, shelf, and multiple hooks. It was painted with Folk Art chalk paint in oatmeal and riverwalk, and then antiqued.
Full of fun and whimsy, sometimes we paint old wood pieces and make signs. Because, hey, why not? Feel free to contact us if you’d like to discuss having us create a sign for you.
Another awesome find! This outdated mirror was given new life with ASCP in country grey, and Matt’s handiwork on the flower detail. Thanks honey!
A couple aged candle holders got a makeover using ASCP in country grey.
This cabinet was neither antique, nor particularly interesting, but I figured a chalk paint overhaul would do it some good. I added chalkboards to the inside panels so it could work as a dart board cabinet, or place for reminders if used as a medicine cabinet. Paint: Folk Art tuscan red and oatmeal; and chalkboard paint.
This was a gift from Matt. He took a bunch of old cigar boxes, hand painted them, and re-imagined them into a wall mounted jewelry holder for me. Thanks hon!
I didn’t want to spend a lot…well, actually, I didn’t want to spend anything on wall art appropriately sized to go above my couch. So Matt and I refashioned some frames into an interesting (and free) wall display.
This window framed mirror had a broken pane when I got it, so I replaced it with cork board and added a chalkboard to another one of the panes. Some knobs for hanging things, and a coat of Folk Art oatmeal paint, and it was good to go.
This memo board was created using an old closet door, key holder, cork board, chalkboard, and reused hardware. Chalk painted with Folk Art castle and decoupaged.