Monday, September 6, 2010

Hutch Reveal


Hello all! I hope everyone is having a wonderful weekend!! I know that I am enjoying the change in weather! The kids start school tomorrow and they are excited and nervous.

This weekend I began to finish up some details in the kitchen. One of those not-so-small details was the hutch.

This is what it looked like before...


and now....


I really love it! It just makes all the white pottery pop out!

The color is call "Wood Smoke".

I had talked about the "Sharky Gray" but that color had more of a purple tint to it.



I sanded it a bit to get that worn feel.

You can see that I painted the hinges, which is probably a no-no but I tell ya, I looked EVERYWHERE for those stinken H-hinges and the only place I found them was on the internet for $20 each......um....painting them was the better option here. But I did get new knobs and pulls for it!




I put my flea market find (the Pet Milk Co box) on top as well as other finds that I "shopped" for around the house.


The kitchen is almost finished!!!! I can't wait to show you some other details that I have added and after I get everything cleaned up and get the kids out of the house so I can take pictures without all their things scattered all over, I will reveal my new kitchen!!



OH and my reward for all my hard work.....


a nice fire and hobo pies!!!!!!


mmmmmmmmmm......apple!!!!!



I am linking up to the parties on my side bar!


26 comments:

Recaptured Charm said...

The hutch looks fabulous! It really does make the white pop. Will look forward to the entire kitchen reveal !!

Connie said...

Just stopped by from BNOP linky party. I am enjoying all of the inspirational blog posts, including yours.

Wow, that looks fabulous. I liked it pretty well before the makeover but the darker color makes everything pop on it.

Lisa said...

Well it looks wonderfully fresh and clean. I love the milk co box on top also. I don't know about you but I can't get enough of those boxes. Love it. I also love the white pitchers. I have started collecting them also and I just love when I find one for a deal. I have enjoyed visiting your site. Lisa

Heaven's Walk said...

Hey Michelle! What a transformation! I liked it white....but I love it gray! It really warmed up the piece and your room as well. The white pottery pops, and the Pet box does, too! You merchandised the hutch just perfectly, friend! :) Oh, and thank you so much for popping into my blog on a regular basis! I really love hearing from you! :)

xoxo laurie@heavens-walk

EYE can make that! said...

I love it... it makes the pottery stand out.

Anonymous said...

Beautiful color - love the way your dishes pop!

Anonymous said...

It looks amazing!

Maya @ Completely Coastal said...

The hutch looks awesome..., and I didn't even notice the painted hinges until you mentioned them, haha! On our corner hutch we "restored" the hinges, sanded off old paint and polished them, but there were only 4.

Reading about your girl friend..., I thought, isn't it funny that pursuing ones dream sometimes results in "leaving" best friends. This was true for me also (the other way around though) when I relocated to the US. In my case, out of the three relationships, only one survived.

Bonnie @ House of Grace said...

WOW!!!! Both pictures look great but I love the gray!!! Thanks for posting an also thanks for your sweet comments on my blog.
Bonnie :)

Jen said...

Looks gorgeous! I love that color too! I just painted my 1/2 bath that same color!

chris said...

The white really does pop. Well done.

Anonymous said...

You're right, the hutches are practically identical. Very cool color, and I love the beadboard on the back. Nice meeting you, Michelle. Thx for stopping by.

Restorative Living said...

Very beachy! I like it!

Korrie@RedHenHome said...

I looked at your first picture and thought, "It already looks great!" But I love the gray! Your white dishes look so much better!

Between Blue and Yellow said...

That's a really nice paint job! Love the gray.

Sharyn said...

How wonderful. I liked the white but the grey really makes your pretties pop out.

Unknown said...

Hey, it looks great! May I ask what your hobo pie is made of? My mom called pb on toast with applesauce a hobo pie. Just wondering! Thanks!

Pamela said...

Looks great! I like it both was though. It really does pop now though.

Sarah @ Modern Country Style said...

Hey, that's brilliant! This is my firt link party...and you're my first link party visit! What a great start for me!

I'm lookng forward to seeing how your kitchen turns out. I'm just blogging about renovating our kitchen too!

I'm going to follow you now. xx

kelley @ the eclectic owl said...

The hutch looks beautiful! That gray is to die for - it's just the right shade! Oh and the hobo pie looks yummy too :)

I found you via Perfectly Imperfect's Style Feature Saturday!

Karie said...

Very beautiful. Love the hutch style. Thanks for sharing. Karie @karieschiccreations.blogspot.com

Lisa @ Fern Creek Cottage said...

I agree with you, the white pieces really pop against the pale gray. What a lovely hutch and you've done such a terrific job accessorizing it!!

Cassie Bustamante said...

wow! it's gorgeous! that color is awesome... going to have to remember that. what brand was it iin case i want to find it?

Bella @ Bella before and after said...

Hey Michelle, just wanted to let you know I did a small FEATURE on you today. Stop by for a FEATURED button, and of course don't forget to link up again on Tuesdays. Thanks for joining!!!

Sue said...

I have a hutch nearly the same that I am doing up! Mine has glass doors in the middle though and only 2 doors and 1 drawer at the bottom...
Yours Looks great...

Denise C said...

I love that color! What is the brand? I just did a post on a re-do at my booth using a soft gray table. I was so impressed with how great everything looks against that color. We did a vignette with whites and creams and silver and a bit of bronze. Your hutch has that same feel. Don't you love it!?!

I'm so glad you linked to my party!!!

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