I bought this sweet cherub mirror at the Brimfield Antique Fair last Spring and it sat in my basement waiting patiently for its turn for a paint job worthy of making it up the stairs... :)
And then the other day, I was catching up on blogs that I follow when Sissie (as I'm sure most of you already know) from Sissie's Shabby Cottage did a post on some doors that she refinished with Benjamin Moore's Chantilly Lace. Bingo!! And out the door I went for a quart!
And then the other day, I was catching up on blogs that I follow when Sissie (as I'm sure most of you already know) from Sissie's Shabby Cottage did a post on some doors that she refinished with Benjamin Moore's Chantilly Lace. Bingo!! And out the door I went for a quart!
This is gorgeous Diane!! Love it with it's new paint job and the candle is perfect with it!
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What a transformation Diane! I've seen that color swatch at the hardware store and now I know how beautiful it can turn out. LOVE the candle and starfish additions. Perfect, and you definitely toned down the original look.
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Susan
So pretty in white. It's amazing how a little paint can really make a difference.
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Carole
Hi Diane,
ReplyDeleteYou are so funny! Thanks for the mention and I'm glad that you like Chantilly Lace. I had to get some more today and the lady at the paint counter told me that it has become very popular.
I love your mirror transformation. What a difference and yes, it is sissified!!
hugs
Sissie
your mirror looks gorgeous!Isn't it nice to get such great ideas, and inspiration from all the fabulous blogs out there!I love the color too!
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What a beautiful mirror, I love the white!! The candle and starfish are a wonderful touch! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely transformation:)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Diane! I agree with Michelle...the candle and starfish are a wonderful touch!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing what a difference painting it white made! It's gorgeous... love it! It looks so pretty with the glow of the candle, too! :)
ReplyDeleteOh it's so pretty, I'll have to check that paint out!!!
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Your mirror is so pretty painted white! Chantilly is my favorite white too...I use it for everything! ~Deb~
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLou Cinda
Hi Diane,
ReplyDeleteI've nominated you for the Stylish Blogger Award!
http://myhomeroad.blogspot.com/2011/02/stylish-blogger-award.html
Susan
Wow, so much prettier in white! I want to hop the fence into the white/gray neighborhood... at least that is a goal for now. It may take awhile to convert my hubby to white. Come for a visit. Make it a great week.
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Oh Diane,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely mirror. I just love how pretty white paint makes everything look so shabby chic fresh. Love it.
Hugs and Kisses,
♥Ana
Been hearing about Chantilly Lace a lot lately. Looks like a keeper and served as inspiration for you! Looking forward to Brimfield ~
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Hi Diane, so glad you stopped by for a visit...nice meet a fellow White lover! I've been enjoying your posts....love the cupboard from Brimfield. It's been a dream of mine to get a show one day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the 'tip' on the white paint. It's amazing how many shades of white there are, so when you find one you love is a good thing.
Have a nice week. I'm trying to finish the projects I've started.
Blessings,
Susie
Hi Diane! I've been visiting your blog this afternoon and just loving what you've done with your beautiful home, your sweet garden shed, and the treasures you've brought home! Adore all the white! You have a stunning place!!! Looking forward to seeing more inspiration from you! :) I'm following you back!
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Hi Diana, nice to meet you, Look at your baby!!!! as you know I have a passion for Bostons I love your baby Pal, Thank you so much for visiting my blog and following me, I now am your newest follower. looking forward to are friendship.
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Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove the white too, passionately !!!
Nice to meet and follow you!
Come by sometime!
Ciao bella!
Creative Carmelina