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The Girl Who Painted Her Tile… What?

Thanks this inspired me to finally do something about the horrible 1950’s tile in our bathrooms! If the answers are “no”, could you maybe use some kind of industrial-like pourable more rugged glassy kind of poly? I had one little chip and i just patched it up with paint and sealed it. The ti
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Fake Marble With Paint

I recommend having some marble with you, even if you buy a bathroom tile from the hardware store, just so you have a reference point for your faux finish. I recommend a stark white rather than an antique or off white. I wanted because they were smaller and the feather bent a little easier. The wax s
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35+ Amazing Ikea Hacks To Decorate On A Budget

They instantly make a cluttered space look tidy and organized. Then, combined with the copper legs, this ikea hack side table hits it out of the park! I adore the beautiful gold handles and basket details she added. It would be perfect for setting out desserts, cocktails, or appetizers when enterta
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Why I Don’ Use Chalk Paint

I don’t want every piece of furniture in my house being distressed. I just simply would never, ever skip these steps just to save a few hours of time. For the best durability oil based paint is the prefered but a lot of progress has been made with water base latex. And you can lightly tint the pol
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I Chalk Painted My Countertops!

Plus it dries fast faster so you’re done with the total task quickly. As you can see below, the granite has held up pretty well! I used a basic paintbrush to get into the crevaces then a sponge roller to give it an even coverage. Wonder what kind of paint would need to use for tile? How To Pain
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Quartz Vs. Laminate Countertops

However, the formerly huge gap between quartz and laminate is narrowing all the time. Laminate is often erroneously referred to as “plastic,” but it’s not. It should be noted that high-end laminates that try to replicate the look of stone are becoming more realistic all the time. Premium lamin
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I Need Help With Granite Colors For My Kitchen

The color is called dark walnut but it is more of a dark chocolate (dark brown with a slight hint of red). They really messed up with cutting and connecting the slabs. I too was nervous about quartzite, but it`s been fine, no issues! I can buy from them and have someone else install it or do they i
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