Glazed Cabinet
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I did it! Finally! (This post was written in 2011.)
I’ve been unsure whether to glaze the sink cabinet in our downstairs powder room.
I really wanted to do it, but I was afraid of how it would turn out and whether or not it would look good. I know it’s just paint, and the cabinet could be re-painted, but the original paint was applied with a professional sprayer, so the finish just would not be the same if I had to repaint it.
Anyway, here is a photo of the Glazed Cabinet.
I couldn’t get a direct shot from the front because the space was too narrow. I’m still not sure how I feel about the result. It didn’t come out quite as good as I imagined it, but it is growing on me.
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(no flash)
(with flash)
We still need to add a small pencil-edge molding around the backsplash, grout it, and the tile work around the sink will be done.
I’m also thinking about adding the matching handle to the faux drawer-front. I’m not 100% sure on that. The knobs are from Walmart, so I will just grab one next time I am there so I can test it out.
**Update** I finally finished my tile work. See the bottom of the post for some updated photos.
The glazing process was very easy. I used a faux technique glaze by Ralph Lauren called Tea-Stain. I had used this glaze at our old house as a treatment on the walls in my master bedroom and had always loved it. I just rolled and brushed it on and wiped it off with a rag.
** Updated Powder Room photos, with finished tile and grout.**
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