this piece stood in the original kitchen in my grandmother's house. i say original because at some point before i was born, they added a second kitchen, on the same floor, but farther away from the living area of the house. my great-grandmother, my grandmother said, couldn't stand the smell of food. for as long as i could remember it, it was white, with silver knobs. it was one of the pieces i insisted we include in our kitchen - it may not be elegant, but it's incredibly useful.
here it is, all scraped and sanded and primed:

with its new color on:

the finishing touch:

5 comments:
The cupboard looks wonderful and sits in the perfect spot. A little piece of Annie's family history all gussied up. Excellent.
It looks wonderful!!!!
Nice! It really looks beautiful:)
(the word verification is "peolia." That sounds like a flower)
What a beautiful piece of furniture. So perfect in your kitchen.
Oh Annie ... nicely, nicely done!
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