Before and afters below!
Sunday, June 16, 2013
An Antique Green Kitchen Island
Green is my favorite color. Kitchen Islands are my favorite category of furniture. Needless to say, I had a lot of fun with this custom project. The piece started as a Classical period (c.1860) scroll front sideboard. I added casters and new hardware in a nickel finish. The top is barn board supported in the back with an antique wrought iron shelf support. The paint is a custom color that I mixed myself, though the starting base was Benjamin Moore's Richmond Green. Under the deeper green is a lighter green, which I did intentionally to create depth when distressing it at the end.
Before and afters below!
Before and afters below!
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What a unique piece! The top on this is gorgeous! You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! You did an amazing job on this, you are very talented!
ReplyDeleteTherena @ littlebitofpaint.blogspot.com
Thank You Therena and Katie!!
ReplyDeletethanks a great job you did especially on the top and it's a gorgeous shape. cheers Fiona, Lilyfield Life
ReplyDeletethis is a great idea. I have been on a quest for a kitchen island and finally found a perfect one, but if I hadn't found that one I would so try to find a similar piece and copy yours completely.
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