Lovely Leah at Apartment Therapy surprised me by posting our little bi-fold door project here. Go take a look, if you feel so inclined, and check out the other two great DIY ideas for door updates. You won't be disappointed - I promise.
Thank you, Leah! It truly was a sweet, unexpected surprise and an incredible honor. You made my day, dear. And as Bill is fond of saying, Happy Little Friday, everyone!
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Thank you, Leah! It truly was a sweet, unexpected surprise and an incredible honor. You made my day, dear. And as Bill is fond of saying, Happy Little Friday, everyone!
(image: me)
Yay! Much deserved acclaim! That is definitely one of my favorite projects you've featured. Such a beautiful result and you are just so darn creative. Congrats on the shout-out, but really, no surprise to me.
ReplyDeleteoh so beautiful! and congratulations dear maria..
ReplyDeleteaslo thank you for your kind comments and thinking of me...i appreciate it more than you know. love, deb
Maria!!! That is so great!!! You did a beautiful job on that project so of course, it should be honored :) Apartment Therapy.....not bad!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting and I just love what you did with the doors!!
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Oh that's great! Yes, that was a fine idea, and well deserving of highlighting. I hope it inspires you to show us some more projects. Happy Little Friday right back to Bill.
ReplyDeletethat is very cool. congratulations, home chicken!
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Congratulations. I thought your talent absolutely jumped off the page when I first found your blog. And, as you know, your style resonates so much with all my feelings about serenity, home, and good taste.
ReplyDeletebeautiful and congratulations!!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! so well deserved - this is still one of my favorite projects. genius. total genius. and gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh Maria - it is about time that the design world opened their eyes and acknowledge your talent and style my dear friend:) Yay you - so happy for you! I loved that project. Just many of the incredible touches that makes your home so beautiful. Wishing you a happy Friday - Enjoy!! - Txx
ReplyDeleteOH! I just found your blog and I am in heaven! I love all the details in your home-the tin ceiling, the beadboard, the bathroom, the kitchen and your bifold doors! You have done an amazing job-perfectly elegant but beautifully simple. I can't wait to follow and see what you do next.
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Yay for you! Of course, your home deserves to be in all the design magazines!!
ReplyDeletecongrats on the feature - that's awesome! what a fantastic project!!
ReplyDeleteoh, those colors look so pretty in your house, maria! no need to repaint in white :)
ReplyDeleteand congrats!!
Such a pleasure! Thanks for the mention too!
ReplyDeleteLooking at your lovely home is like taking a deep breath-so refreshing, peaceful, and delightful!
I'm not at all surprised. I recall being quite impressed with that project.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your blog. What a lovely place it is.. you post about all the things I love :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!! Though, I have to say, I'm not the least bit surprised, given how talented you are. Happy little Friday:)
ReplyDeletewoo hoo....woo hoo......so awesome my friend! It is such a great project......you deserve every bit of goodness that comes!
ReplyDeletehappy weekend!
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so glad to have found you...such pretty things to see here!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome Maria! :) I am not surprised, your doors(as well as your whole house)are absolutely gorgeous my friend! What a nice surprise to take you into the weekend! YAY! Have a wonderful one hunnie!
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Melis
Maria, love your blog and love the whole white, repurposing, chipping, distressed, cottage decor you've got going!
ReplyDeleteMaria, I have three, count 'em, three sets of those awful doors. I had considered using the bead board, but wondered if it would make the doors too heavy? Had even thought of using a jig saw to cut the louvers out. Also, on the trim: the clearance on mine from the front of the louvers to the crosspieces is only 1/8", so the bead board will stick out a bit. Did you just caulk around the outside edges of the trim? or could you find trim with a lip on it? Thanks.
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