This was the first year this peony bloomed! I think I need more of the variety!
I thought you might like to see a couple of pictures of the freshly painted bathroom! Ah! Fresh paint always feels so nice!
I ordered a bent "Radiator Brush" from Wooster Paintbrushes. The minute I saw it on amazon, I knew I needed one! So far, I have only used it for painting the front of a radiator, so not sure it if really helps reaching behind and getting all the nooks and crannies. But it sure is cool!
Besides painting the radiator in the above picture, I have also been working on two more radiator that will be installed this fall. So far, I have them scraped and primed.
It is amazing what details they put on these old beauties!
I think I mentioned before that I painted the back entry/stairs the same time I painted the bathroom. This space gets a lot of traffic, so I decided the steps also needed a paint re-fresh. It is hard to find a time when I know the ins and outs will be at a minimum! So far I have only been able to paint the blue. Since the squares are all ready there, I just used a craft brush to re-paint the squares and border. I still love this feature!
Also getting a coat of paint is this little table I picked up at a garage sale! It was covered in silver spray paint when I got it. This is just after I finished washing it down with hose. All the old paint just came right off!
That is when I discovered the "wicker" wrapped around the legs wasn't actually wicker! The wooden legs were turned on a lathe to look like ridges of wicker. Isn't that cool? I am thinking it must be 1900-1920s, with possibly a replaced table top.
Isn't it sweet? I am so excited to have discovered this little gem. I was going to buy another small table from Ikea for the porch, but this one is much better!
I had to sneak in a few summer flower pictures too! The baskets on the fence are so lovely this year with geraniums.
And Kerri enjoying a little porch time with us!
It is almost hydrangea season!
Last week marked the one year anniversary of the Brick House! Gosh! I can't believe it has already been a year!
What a great find, the table is stunning and your makeover a delight.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I was so excited to find it! I will post pictures when it is done and in it's new place.
DeleteFirst of all I see you've worn Kerri out from all her work of supervising! I admire your ambition and all the paint projects!! Love it that the legs were actually wood, love the window treatment in the bath, love everything!!
ReplyDelete