Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Zigzag Fullen Bar
Materials: Fullen Sink Cabinet, Metrik Handles
Description: We have a nook in our apartment that's too small to fit a bar cabinet. My husband and I are classic cocktail fans and we needed a place to store some of our bottles and a place to display our tiki glasses. The Fullen sink cabinet was small enough to fit in the space.
1. The legs were grey plastic which looked cheap so I painted them with Martha Stewart Polished Silver Metallic Paint.
2. I got my hardware store to cut a board into a 23" x 15.5" rectangle for the top, which I painted white and topped with a coat of clear acrylic.
3. I attached the top to the base with contact cement.
4. The chevron pattern was made from wood grain contact paper. I drew one zigzag onto the Fullen box and cut that out as my template to trace onto the contact paper. I did one door at a time, but I wish my contact paper had been wide enough to go all the way across so that it wasn't so difficult to match up the doors.
5. I attached the doors to the cabinet and used an Xacto knife to make the pattern on the two doors match.
5. Drilled holes to attach what I think are Metrik handles.
~ Heather Sherrod, Houston, Texas
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Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea...so stylish!
ReplyDeleteBrilliantly executed! :) Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete_jenny
Awesome idea! I love it! Where did you get those white chairs by the way?
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the light over the chair. Is that an IKEA light? I know just the chair in my home that I would use a light like that with. Someone let me know if you know where I can get that light stand.
ReplyDeleteThanks! We got lucky, the chairs were actually my husband's grandparents. I think they might have had them made. I couldn't find a label.
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