Normally I'd be upset when I have to spend unplanned money, but when it involves a new kitchen faucet because the old handle casing disintegrates and no replacement part is to be found, well... I try not to be too upset!
And see those old oak cabinets...? The paint is ordered! hopefully on it's way, and guess what... it's not white. Can you guess what color I am going to do? :)
Jen
Blue cabinets? Grey? What could they be... ??
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see!
ReplyDeleteLove that new faucet. Hmmmmm, can't imagine what the new color will be . . . can't wait to see!
ReplyDeleteLoving the new faucet! Gorgeous! Can't wait to see what color you chose!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
Cathy
I'm going to say grey. You have the same oak cabinets that I'm dealing with. I did a test run on an extra cabinet door we had and I can tell you that the heavy grain in the oak causes a problem. I got the paint nice and smooth, no brush mark, but the grain is visible and ugly. If you have a solution I'd love if you can share. I'm thinking that a really good THICK primer night even the surface out.
ReplyDeleteI'll be following along.
love the new faucet!! I am guessing grey...or is it green like my room now that would be fabulous!! lol!
ReplyDeleteBlack! I just painted my oak cabinets a creamy color and it made SUCH a difference in my kitchen! Painted my island red and I am in the process of SPRAY PANITING my laminete countertops black. (So far so good)
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see yours!
LOVE the faucet!
Lou Cinda :)
Great faucet!! I am guessing black...or grey.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Penny
I am not a white cabinet girl...so I would say cream, grey, blueish grey....I don't know ....share, share, share
ReplyDeleteI can't even imagine but I can't wait to see it, sugaaaaah!!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Connie
blue gray black??? cannot wait!!
ReplyDeletelove the faucet!!
Im thinkin a greyish too (arent we all?!) A distressed black would be killer too though....
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Yay for you on the new faucet :)
Beautiful faucet! Looking forward to seeing how your kitchen transformation plays out...I know you'll do it in style. Have a great holiday weekend.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what color your painting the cabinets, but, I so want your "Faucet".. wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSandy
thewondersofdoing@blogspot.com
how fun and industrious of you! i'm thinking pale green?
ReplyDeleteGreen! Aqua! Make my day and tell me it's something in the "cool" family. Dreamy faucet, too!
ReplyDeleteI did my bottom cabinets a grey-green, tops white-ish and love the way it turned out. Of course, now I'm moving within a month and may just get to do it all over again!
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer, Is it serendipity when we both use the word serendipity in a post on the same day? I think so! Have a great holiday. Love, Penny
ReplyDeleteBeautiful faucet and I cannot wait to see what color you choose. It is sure to be pretty! Have a great Fourth of July!
ReplyDeleteLovely, decorative and useful faucet. I'm getting ready to buy something similar for my half bath in the farm office.
ReplyDeletebluish - gray
ReplyDelete....what do I win?........
Hi Jen, I have a very similar faucet, that has just one handle for water temps, but the same shape and size. really love it, and I'll be watching for your new paint. it will be great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the faucet!!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what color you've chosen for your cabinets.
Love the faucet, Jen! Serendipity, indeed : ) I'm going to guess a greyish green or blue, only because that's what I would do! Looking forward to seeing the results. Happy Independence Day! xx Suzanne
ReplyDeleteI had that same faucet in my home in Florida. Boy do I miss that house. My guess would be gray?
ReplyDeleteLove your sink faucet! May I ask where you purchased it from? I bet your cabinet color is something bright and colorful. :)
ReplyDeleteAre you sure you didn't break that faucet casing...... really..
ReplyDeleteThe new ones are beautiful.
Can't wait to see the new cabinet colour
Alison
I'd do dishes at your sink any day ...
ReplyDeletehey are we on for lunch in my courtyard garden??
Hi Jennifer, Love your blog! I am a new follower of yours...looking forwared to your blogs. Keep up the wonderful work.
ReplyDeleteHey girl, Painting kitchen cabs (and glazing them to look "all cool") is what my hubby does for a living. In fact I have a client coming in a half hour to view our showroom (read:kitchen LOL) If you have any questions give me a call.
ReplyDeleteI say... teal!