Laundry Room Updates – Trim Is Magical June 11, 2015 DIY, Our House 2 Comments 9006 I wanted to share a mini-project with you, just a finishing touch really. But I was inspired by our recent decision to tackle our basement clutter to complete some things I had left undone in the laundry area. The hose attachment box left something to be desired in the aesthetics, but I was unable to cover it up with a picture frame like the other gaping hole. When in doubt, frame it out 😉 I created a mini frame out of some scrap foam baseboard (side note: I love this stuff because it cuts so easily with a miter box and saw and is already white). Because I wasn’t dealing with a traditional solid surface, I decided to assemble 3 sides of the frame before hanging it. Just a little glue, spackle, sanding, and paint, and I was ready to hang it up! I painted it the same color as the wall (White Dove, BM) so it would blend in – unlike traditional trim work, which I would paint bright glossy white). I made sure to leave enough room for a mini frame around the giant plug, which is yet to be constructed. I actually think this tiny little project made a HUGE difference. Check out this little before and after I whipped up. Ok, I also unplugged some stuff, but still. I was so inspired that I decided to finally make a real countertop for the middle area. Currently it’s just scraps of wood sort of painted white: Stay tuned for that project 😉 I also picked up a $10 rug at Ross to add some warmth to the space. Now I wish the rest of the basement looked this “finished.” Oh well, maybe one day…hint hint hubs. 2 Responses » DIY Wood Countertop June 15, 2015 […] after being inspired by the little trim fix in the space, I got all kinds of motivation to finally tackle this […] Reply DIY Wood Countertop | Rosalie Rodney June 16, 2015 […] after being inspired by the little trim fix in the space, I got all kinds of motivation to finally tackle this […] Reply Leave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. CAPTCHA Code * Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Check here to Subscribe to notifications for new posts
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