(I actually wrote this a few weeks ago)
I swore off all "projects" this summer and especially
all painting projects. So...last night I painted! In all honesty I
really didn't want to do it. I have always thought our food storage
room would look better if I painted the walls and floor, but really, it
was never going to happen.
Until,
the department of Agriculture told me I had to have my food storage
room inspected in order to sell fish. I didn't think I would pass with
all the old water damage on ground. So at 1am I finished painting the
floor and priming the wall (it had to be done tonight...who knew cement
floor paint takes a minimum of 72hrs to dry...and the inspection is in
81hrs).
Anywho, thank you Utah Department of Agriculture for helping me get a nautical inspired food storage room.
Before Pics
(I don't know why I never remember to get a before picture before I start the project)
The interrogation room
yikes, all this stuff fits in that little room
Half the floor painted--what a difference it makes
The first stripe :)
After Pics
ahhh...much better
order (not so much of an interrogation room anymore)
I love these cabinets now. I never would have done this upstairs, but I seriously love the red-orange cabinets
and the gold hardware. They remind me of San Francisco.
As for the floor color I went with good old Bennington Gray once again. No more old water damage marks. Just smooth and clean.
and
here is a shot of my "nautical striped" wall. I love nautical themes,
and since the fish is the reason for the redo I thought "why fight it?"
As the kids tell me, we now have "the nicest storage room in the whole neighborhood!"