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| H got all the brick on the studio painted white last week...and that was no small job! The studio is about a 26' square building. |
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| Here is a before and after picture....what a difference! |
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| H added a faux pink door, black shutters, and some decorative iron above the door. |
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| We also added a faux window with black shutters and hung a leaded glass window in front of it... |
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| sweet vintage cooking pot bird feeder. |
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| The old bath tub also got a fresh coat of pink paint.... |
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| and a pair of ducks to swim around in the tub.... |
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| This is a vignette that I did to kind of hide the cooling/heating unit for the studio... I used my rusty old aqua wheel barrow , some potted plants, and my 'new to me" plant stand that I got for $10 at a yard sale last week end. |
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| These are the chandys that were on the front porch last year....one is now a bird feeder... |
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| and the other one is a plant chandy! |
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| Here is a before and after of the plant holder. |
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This is adorable Penny... The place really stands out. I love the shade of pink you used on the door, chairs and the tub.... can you tell me the shade and the paint brand you used?
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I love painted brick. I love the pink accents you added too. I am hosting a link party and would love it if you would link up.
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The white painted brick is so pretty and of course I love the pink touches! The headboard fence is very clever! Thanks for joining Diann and I at TTF this week.
ReplyDeleteLinda
Love the faux door and window, only you and Mr H can come up with these fun ideas!
ReplyDeleteThe white brick with pink is so darling! I have to follow this blog now.. love it!
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Cindy @ sunsetcoasting.blogspot.com
I love the pink tub with the ducks floating in it. The brick looks so much better and cleaner.
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ReplyDeleteLove everything that you have done! So pretty, love the pink door and the window you have created.
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ReplyDeleteI am taking a break doing the trim and Joe is now using the roller. You are amazing, my Friend! What a transformation! Love the pink door and pink window framed with the black shutters!! You know I am a color gal!!
I am convinced that you have the most amazing collection of the best Junque and stuff that I have ever seen!! It is all so fantastic!!
If I had more room, I am sure I would have more....
You mentioned that my neighbors landscape but don't really decorate the outsides. They are all very nice and we have lovely neighbors but all are very refined, so to speak. I am the crazy one, I guess. Lynn and Vic, our new neighbors , have been doing a lot to their home and do more decorating, so to speak. That is why I miss my neighbor, Elly, She used to decorate everything having to do with her home....Sadly, I don't think she would even recognize me now...
Hugs,
Deb
Wow Penny! This is so charming! The after is perfect! I love your ideas for the chandy's, I never would have thought of that. Love the vignette also to hide the system. Just perfect and quaint use of space!
ReplyDeleteLove all the pinks!
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Best,
Debbie
Yes, I love the new look too! Visiting from Tootsie Time.
ReplyDeleteThat is too fabulous! I just love it.
ReplyDeleteA truly breathtaking garden filled with pinks. My first to see a bathtub.
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday, Penny :) Beautiful pinks!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Australia♥ ~Pernilla
WOw how cute!
ReplyDeleteThe white brick with the pink is too amazing! Love the chandler, that is very unique! Beautiful job!!
ReplyDeleteThat is just amazing!!!! Wish I had talent like that :) Loving that you filled the bathtub with water and put ducks in it haha
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A pink bathtub....how adorable is THAT. Everything looks magical and I can tell how proud of it you are. Just delightful, indeed.
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ReplyDeletewoow. just LOVE it all :)
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Håkan ( The Roseman)
Indeed, your handiwork does look great. I'm on the lookout for the perfect tub to use as a planter. So far the ones I've found come at a dear price so I keep looking.
ReplyDeleteIt is very cozy and pretty! This inspired me to do the side of our wood shed. ^_^
ReplyDeleteMary, MI
Wow, great makeover.
ReplyDeleteWow, it looks wonderful. A beautiful makeover. I like the tub and the cute bird feeder. Well done, thanks for sharing. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteI love those white walls and the pink to go with it. Gorgeous flowers.
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful! Thank you for join us at our One Sharendipity Place Link-up Party this past weekend!!
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Sue @ thet2women.com
The painted brick look nice and I like all the pink.
ReplyDeleteLove the pink, it looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYour new brick color is lovely and I especially LOVE all your PINK garden art creations. The faux Pink door and window is fantastic and very creative. Hugs Judy
ReplyDeleteHaha! Garden tub... lol! How completely adorable! Thanks for sharing! Stopping by from Party in Polka Dot's LInky party! Just joined your GFC too! :)
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Very pretty! Thanks for sharing at Pinworthy Projects.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. We are currently painting two inside porch walls that are brick. It is so much work.
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty. Love all your pink!!!!
ReplyDeletePenny so darn cute. Your home is full of eye candy. I had to pin it.
ReplyDeleteYou had me fooled with the fake door! I love those chandeliers. Great way to repurpose them. I pinned them both!
ReplyDeleteErica
Absolutely adorable!! Love the faux door and windows, very clever! Have a great day, Lori
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ReplyDeleteI just love all the pink, that vintage pink metal chair is to die for and love the door you put on your wall! Nicely painted brick...I want to paint the brick in my family room but I have to convince the hubby first! LOL
hugs, Lynnie
What a difference! It looks so nice painted white!
ReplyDeleteI can't stop going back to that shed, I love it. I don't know if it's the colour or the design or what but I want it!
ReplyDeleteThe plant pot holder is a stroke of genius and in a bubblegum pink too - love, love love :)
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Linda - The Tenacious Gardener
Hi Penny, Your posts are great. This one is just a scream!, and I love your post so much I've reposted it at The Blog POST OFFICE. It's my little forward & reverse link party. Drop by to view and if you backlink me...you could be next weeks "First Class Post" winner.
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and also...how in the world do you link up to all those parties? I think you have super powers.
It looks great! I especially love the plant chandelier - I must make one of those. And the cooking pot bird feeder. You are very clever! Take care - Dawn @ We Call It Junkin
ReplyDeleteThe studio looks awesome Penny! Love the faux door and window, and the ducks in the tub. Your front porch looks wonderful too! Thank you for sharing it at What We Accomplished Wednesdays. Have a great weekend!
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Deborah
Oh my word its ADORABLE! So much to look at!
ReplyDeleteAwesome as always and that bird feeder simply ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hugs and tfs!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the bed fence. So cute. What a great repurpose for the chandeliers.
ReplyDeleteI thought that door was real! Amazing. I love painted brick. Thank you so much for sharing at Give Me The Goods Monday!
ReplyDeleteJamie @ Better With Age
Love the painted brick. Thanks for sharing at Silver Pennies Sundays!
ReplyDeleteFANTASTIC!!! I love the with with pink. The tub is a great addition!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at The Creative HomeAcre Hop! Looking forward to seeing what you share this week!
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The white brick is the perfect backdrop for all your treasures Penny! Your garden is enchanting!
ReplyDeleteThis is so creative! In the wrong hands, something like this could look cheesy, or like a hoarder's place. But you work magic! Absolutely amazing!
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