Before
Look at this cute little hutch that the James family brought us to refinish. Those flour and sugar drawers are so cool! And we were so excited to do red again. The color was very similar to Brooke's red buffet.
After
It is so fun to see the transformation of a piece like this. It has so many fun details. And I really do not think that the pictures do this one justice. Sometimes placement of the furniture and time of the day and lighting can make such a difference!
One of the fun details are the drawers I mentioned earlier.
And the hinges on the outside. They originally had a brassy finish so we painted them black to match the new hardware.
The top piece has a beadboard style back and the shelf has plate holders.
We really enjoyed working with the James family and hope we can work with them again sometime in the future.
Look at this cute little hutch that the James family brought us to refinish. Those flour and sugar drawers are so cool! And we were so excited to do red again. The color was very similar to Brooke's red buffet.After
It is so fun to see the transformation of a piece like this. It has so many fun details. And I really do not think that the pictures do this one justice. Sometimes placement of the furniture and time of the day and lighting can make such a difference!
One of the fun details are the drawers I mentioned earlier.
And the hinges on the outside. They originally had a brassy finish so we painted them black to match the new hardware.
The top piece has a beadboard style back and the shelf has plate holders.
We really enjoyed working with the James family and hope we can work with them again sometime in the future. 
I am linking to the parties on my sidebar.
Absolutely LOVE the red! How fun is that? I love it when custom clients take a color risk and it pays off, big time. :)
ReplyDeleteWHAT a find! WHAT a color! WHAT a gal! You did good-really really good! Hugs- Diana
ReplyDeleteOh, the red is such an eye-catcher! Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference, i love the red paint with the black hardwear! Nice job!!
ReplyDeletelove this cabinet the bin drawers are to die for wish i could find a piece like this then i wish i had space to put it....nice job
ReplyDeletelooks fabulous in red! and the hardware is perfecr for it! there is still time to link to my party if oyu want- you have til tonight. have a great day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous hutch! I have never seen one like that. It looks so great in red! Another great job!
ReplyDeleteThat hutch was meant for "red". What a great piece! Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteThe red is very striking on the hutch. That brings a nice pop of color to a room. Great color and hardware.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! You've also done a fabulous job arranging everything.
ReplyDeletelove the bright red. it'll surely make a statement to any home.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great hutch! You did a wonderful job on it and love the red!
ReplyDeleteOOHH I love it. Red is one of my favorite colors and I use it generously. The finish is perfect and with the white plates that really pop against the red. I am jealous.
ReplyDeleteWhat an unusual piece and a fabulous make over. Love the red!
ReplyDeleteamazing job. wow it really transformed it! I am still shocked every time I see a painted piece with color.
ReplyDeleteOhh it looks so pretty in red. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great color! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. I love the red. What a statement.
ReplyDeleteLove the red! What a great piece!
ReplyDeleteGreat color! I love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, what a great color!
ReplyDeleteLucky James family! I am love with that color. I have an old Hoosier in my garage that I have long wanted to paint red. Somebody around 1950 painted it what I call battleship gray, and it is dull, dull, dull! It still has mot of the working parts. Wish you lived close to me -- I would hire you!
ReplyDeleteStunning red shade! That is perfect for a farmhouse kitchen. I'm sure they'll love the update to this piece.
ReplyDeleteI adore the red! I have a hutch in dire need of being repainted, and you might have just convinced me to change my color choice! Terrific job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! You just gave me the courage to paint my vintage maple china cabinet the red I want!!! Now I gotta get goin'!!!
ReplyDeleteI adore this red! And those drawers remind me of my grandmother's cabinet--it even had a built-in sifter. You did a great job and I am sure they are happy happy with the results! Nice to "meet" you :)
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love your cabinet. It is gorgeous. Painted red it is stunning and your beautiful display is fantastic. So many pretty things. Thanks for linking to TTT. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteWhat a transformation. . .the red is such a striking contrast with your white plates and accessories!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully appealing in your kitchen!
Fondly,
Pat
Sensational! That red is just the right shade. And what an interesting piece. An heirloom for sure.
ReplyDeleteWould love for you to link up to Passion for Paint this weekend!
This is so awesome! I'm definitely bookmarking this. You chose the perfect colors, accessories, everything! Way to go. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible transformation! I love my visits to this blog...truly admire your skill and talent.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE this!!!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is great - I'm your newest official follower
Come visit me anytime :)
Jenny
www.simcoestreet.blogspot.com
Wow... Lovely piece!! I do not love transforming furniture!! fabulous job! ;) visiting from Heathers blog!
ReplyDeleteWhat a stellar re-vamp! I have had my eyes out for a hutch for our new home for quite a while and haven't found anything that fits the bill, but this is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat color is great! I love old pieces of furniture. They tell such a story. A story that you get to add to...
ReplyDeleteLovely, for sure.
Much better! I love deep reds! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThe red and the black look fantastic together!
ReplyDeleteNow thats a primitive hutch.Great color selection.It hits home just right.Great job........Greg
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love it!! I would sure love to take a class from you. Have you done any yet?
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