
I sanded the cabinet door just enough to get rid of any obvious bumps and filled in the hole left by the existing knob. I added a few coats of Rustoleum Heirloom White spray paint, and once it was dry, I distressed the edges a bit with fine sandpaper. Then I painted on a coat of Ralph Lauren Glaze and quickly wiped it off. The glazed soaked into the distressed edges and darkened the white paint, giving it a bit of a vintage feel that I love. I would actually love to do my kitchen cabinets like this.
Hoodies are in place and Luke loves it … and he can easily hang his things without help and without piles of broken hangers.
That’s awesome!
Very Very clever! It looks so cute!
I have a cabinet door that is stitting in the garage waiting for me to do the same thing…. I could not decide if I wanted to keep if for the main house… but putting in my sons room like you did is a really good idea!
I like the look of the glazed white. Looks good.
How sweet for a little boys room great job!
Great idea! It looks awesome. Amazing what you can turn things into, isn’t it?
It turned out beautiful. I’m hosting We’re Organized Wednesday until Saturday this week and would love for you to join the party. There’s a great giveaway too.
Very neat idea. Great job also.
I have been wanting to make something to hang in my daughter’s room to hang her stuff on….I am SO loving the cabinet door! Great job!
How did you hang it on the wall?
I just used picture hangers on the back and screws in the wall.