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The project:
When I moved into my house 5 years ago there was a small laundry within the linen cupboard. After renovating a space for my new laundry I revamped my linen cupboard in a paint transformation. I create a wallpaper effect using stencils and Bunnings paint sample pots, added some floor tiling with left over bathroom tiles and had new doors made incorporating a scalloped edge using wooden coasters. I painted the doors with a primer and top coated with a water based enamel paint. There was an open storage space above the door, so had a matching lift up door made. Flower handles were added and are still awaiting their final paint.
- Materials:
Paint:
British paint Sample pots for Flower stencils colours
Pink- ‘Iced cupcake’
Green- ‘Cressida’
Red- ‘Albury’
Blue- ‘Flax Flower’ (also used for stripes)
British Paints Prep 4in1.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/british-paints-white-4-in-1-prep-water-based-primer-sealer-undercoat-500ml_p1420371
Doors Top Coat- Taubmans Water Based Enamel - Colour ‘Spiced Butternut’
https://www.bunnings.com.au/taubmans-1l-white-semi-gloss-water-based-enamel-paint_p0147167
Wooden Coasters for Scalloped edges
https://www.bunnings.com.au/boyle-9cm-wooden-round-coaster_p0440426
- Tools:
https://www.bunnings.com.au/paint-partner-mini-roller-kit-10-piece_p0328966
https://www.bunnings.com.au/uni-pro-500g-smooth-coat-skim-filler-500g_p1560087
https://www.bunnings.com.au/scotch-48mm-x-55m-general-painting-painter-s-masking-tape_p1660169
- Step 1:
Demo on the old laundry. Striping off the old tiles, filled in holes and prepped walls for painting.
- Step 2:
Primed walls with British Paints 4in1.
Marked up stripes using a ruler and masking tape.
Painted stripes with sample pots.
- Step 3:
Created a stencil using a Cricut machine.
Used a finger sponges to paint on stencils.
- Step 4:
Primed doors with 4in1 primer.
Painted on top coated using the colour ‘Spiced Butternut’ in were based enamel paint.