For this one I actually drew up plans and had what my measurements were going to be (I usually just wing it as I go) because I was trying to get this done quickly. I used 2x4"s for the frame and 1x8"s and 1x4"s for the top and shelves.
I painted the base a pretty leaf green color and stained the top with my favorite custom dark brown stain.
I added wheels with brakes to it.
It could be used as a kitchen island, a bar cart, a storage cart, a media center...there are so many possibilities for it. I will be taking this to the fair this weekend. I debated on the color for a long time and whether I should distress the finish but decided against it. What would you have painted? And what would you use it for? Thanks for stopping by.Linking to:
http://www.savvysouthernstyle.net/2013/09/wow-us-wednesdays-137.html
http://madeinaday.com/2013/09/26/made-u-look-linky/
http://www.myrepurposedlife.com/2013/09/catch-as-catch-can-136.html
http://www.redouxinteriors.com/2013/09/link-party-123-features-plus-modern-masters-paints-giveaway
I like this a lot! Everything on wheels is just a little bit better ;-) Love the green!
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I saw it I thought 'island'. I'm sure someone's going to snap that up !
ReplyDeleteI love when you put stained tops on painted projects.
ReplyDeleteI need something like that for my shop... just never take the time to build something. RIght now I'm using an old computer stand. hahahaha
ReplyDeletegreat job Holly!
gail
Nice cart, I like the colour combination you chose.
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