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Tag Archives: farmhouse
Farmhouse Table Makeover & Happy Accidents
A few months ago I made over my farmhouse table.
It’s a table we have had for about 15 years and the very dark factory finish was in poor shape. I stripped the entire table and used a belt sander to help me remove some of the stubborn remaining finish. I knew I needed to use an orbital sander (which I don’t have) to get the wood looking new but decided that I would leave it as is because I kind of liked the rustic, imperfect look the belt sander created.
Here is what it looked like after Makeover #1:
And here’s what it looks like today:
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POSTED IN: farm table, farmhouse, farmhouse table, makeover, paint, refurbish, stain, table
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Marble Counters: What Everyone Needs to Know {Part 1}
About a year ago, we began what would become a long process of renovating our kitchen.
The actual renovation from the first day of demolition to the day the kitchen became functional and put back together was about 6 weeks — a little longer than projected and definitely came with it’s share of stresses.
I’m not going to go through all of the details of the ups and downs of kitchen renovation in this post, but I do want to tell you the story of our marble counters in hopes that it will be helpful to those of you thinking about installing marble — or any natural stone counter top — in your home. (If you want to read my advice about how to survive a kitchen remodel go here.)
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POSTED IN: counters, farmhouse, farmhouse kitchen, Kitchen, marble counters, stone counter tops
POSTED IN: counters, farmhouse, farmhouse kitchen, Kitchen, marble counters, stone counter tops
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