One of my favorite projects for the porch redo began with a door
that was originally propped in the corner of the side porch.
It was there because my client has
a love for old screen doors
and she had purchased this one to use as decoration.
Without telling her my plans I kidnapped her door to give it a makeover.
that was originally propped in the corner of the side porch.
It was there because my client has a love for old screen doors
and she had purchased this one to use as decoration.
Without telling her my plans I kidnapped her door to give it a makeover.(She gave me a budget and told me she didn't want to make ANY decisions!)
I dry brushed it to give it a real aged appearance
and show off the details.
We purchased two sets of bi-fold doors from the thrift store.
And added plywood and molding to make a shelving unit.
I gave the outside a few coats of the exterior red paint
that was used on other porch projects.
The interior was painted a calm gray.
Now the ol' screen door is not just pretty to look at,
it's functional too.
The perfect little potting shed!
and show off the details.
We purchased two sets of bi-fold doors from the thrift store.
And added plywood and molding to make a shelving unit.
I gave the outside a few coats of the exterior red paintthat was used on other porch projects.
The interior was painted a calm gray.
Now the ol' screen door is not just pretty to look at,it's functional too.
The perfect little potting shed!
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