I couldn’t jump into that without first dedicating a post to my favorite part of the room.
It means so much to me that I can still manage to contribute a little bit of inspiration to the blogosphere even with our very much in-progress house.Here’s the room we’re talkin’ about here:.
If I forget to include info about anything, just ask!.Walls: Martha Stewart Bedford Gray, mixed into CIL premium paint.Trim: Martha Stewart Picket Fence, mixed into CIL premium paint.
Hutch: Farrow and Ball Wevet (main color), and Farrow and Ball Mole’s Breath (Backing color).Coffee Table: Farrow and Ball Mole’s Breath.
Sofa Table: Martha Stewart Picket Fence (main color) and Sherwin Williams Urbane Bronze (top).
Gray rug: The Home Depot.First, the upper and lower rails were very close to square and secondly, the spindles were not wider than these upper and lower rails.. (These are the ideal dimensional consistencies to work with and require no modifications.
If the spindles are wider than the rails, the rails will need to be widened using strips of wood or if the rails are round or curved then straight strips of wood would need to be attached.).For this tutorial I will refer to these as “crib sides” however, you may find other reclaimed materials that meet the above criteria regardless of their use in a previous life.. For our project we used the following hardware:.
4 appropriately sized “L” brackets (we used 1.5″ x 1.5″).Size needs to be at least 1.5 times the width of the top rail and no more than double.. 2 appropriately sized “U” bolts (we used 2″x 5″).
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