Remember the built-in cabinet I spruced up for only a couple of dollars last summer?
The new door pulls really dressed it up. So I decided to take it next level by adding additional trim.
The top trim was assembled from scrap I had on hand or I pulled from the freebie bin at ReStore.
It's made of five different pieces of trim.
I also added additional visual weight to the bottom by using a larger base moulding.
Finally, I lowered the door pulls about two inches.
Here's the original before, a cluttered mess:
The first makeover, de-cluttered and much improved:
And now this cabinet is all dressed up.
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Wow! It's amazing the difference some trim can make! Great job!
ReplyDeleteIt's the small details that make the impact so big, right?
ReplyDeleteIt looks awesome!
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ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing what a little molding can do? Great job on this. Thanks for stopping by my blog. I really appreciate it! Hope you are having a great week!
ReplyDeleteThat looks just incredible!! The molding looks as though it has always been there and I am super impressed. Great job! :-)
ReplyDeleteVanessa
looks great!
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wow love it! looks very pretty and like it is supposed to be there.
ReplyDeletei agree with all the "wows!" above. it makes a huge difference and looks great. well done.
ReplyDeletecathy
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Kristine
That's a wonderful makeover! It just goes to show what trim can do for a room huh?
ReplyDeleteFabulous! You are making me want built-ins! I recently added the moldings at the top of my doorways like you did above your cabinets and I know what a process it is, so my hat's off to you! It looks like it was always part of your cabinet which means it's a job well done! :) Thank you for sharing with us at Inspiration Friday.
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