Materials: NORRTORP Wall Shelf
Description: Step 1: Paint shelves and brackets with primer {you'll want the kind that adheres to a varnished surface}
Step 2: Apply 2 coats of colour {I used Dulux Tempting Aqua}
Step 3: Cut 9cm of width off one shelf with a circular saw.
Step 4: Install the shelves on your wall.
Step 5: Slide the cut stripe of painted wood into the V of the bottom bracket and secure with a small nail. Now you have a bonus spice rack!
Step 6: Cut a dowel rod {or in my case an extra length of a curtain rod I had lying around} to size and set in the V of the bottom bracket. Hang a few BYGEL S hooks and ASKEL containers for kitchen utensils and cutlery.
See more of the 3-tier country kitchen shelf.
~ Catherine @ The Spring Blog, Brisbane, Australia
Great idea for both the kitchen and bath.
ReplyDeleteI liked scrolling down my reader and seeing what is so obviously an Australian kitchen. I have the same hugging S&P shakers.
ReplyDeleteNo way! Vegomite is a real thing?? Excellent design, and would still look great in the natural stain. Two of these side-by-side would be kinda cool too.
ReplyDeleteI love that you painted them that color of blue. It looks like such a happy kitchen:)
ReplyDeleteWow lovely kitchen Shelf, I love it.
ReplyDeleteVery good Design, Nice color, Blue color looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteHooray, an Aussie hack featuring vegemite!
ReplyDeleteThe color is striking! I love the design and the inclusion of the utensil caddies--wonderful.
ReplyDeleteVery cute...I love the color.
ReplyDeleteThat is ingenious. I love it.
ReplyDeleteLol, of course vegemite is a real thing. I am eating right now on some ryvita crackers.