Can you spot the things in this picture that I would like to brighten up?
This old mirror is the first of many to be "swedished" up. Yes...new word! If you want to know the story of the mirror look here.
My walls are not yellow...sorry about this picture.
After a good sanding I started with a coat of left over paint from this project.
Love the detail here..
and here...
second coat of paint..
and a bit more sanding. Done!
What do you think?
Can you guess what project I would love to do next?
Beautiful. It is amazing how the lighter paint brings out the details even more.
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ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous, the "Swedish" decorting reminds me a little of French. Love it!!
Have a beautiful weekend!!
Hugs~T
It's great!! I love it! I love how you sanded a little and let the darker wood show through. Love.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, taking a cue from the last picture, I'm thinking either the fireplace or the mirror above it.
Can't wait to see what you do next!
Awesome, Susie! You are amazing.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing...slipcover the couch?
Have a blessed weekend!
Shilo
Yes the paint makes it so much "lighter" and brighter but it also relates more to the walls now! I really need to start doing the same thing with my darker pieces. They're just weighing me down!
ReplyDeleteWow what an amazing transformation...it looks great!! Good Job!
ReplyDeleteLove the mirror redo. Just give is a such a softer look. I have to agree with shilo, my guess is a slipcover?
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Kris
Oh that is so pretty! Is your sofa the next thing to brighten up? We have a brown one that is ok, but with our dark pine hardwood flooring it makes it seem darker. I'm looking for a nice creamy slipcover for it. But with two little ones, I may be washing it a lot!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Miz Susie,
ReplyDeleteYou are certainly on your way to your beautiful vision for your home. I'm so thankful you're taking all of us on the journey with you *smiles* Your Swedished up mirror is gorgeous! Can't wait for the rest! Have a wonderfully blessed weekend!
...wow, what a difference swedishing makes!:) xo, mickey
ReplyDeleteLove it! I have my own mirror here that I need to swedish up!
ReplyDeleteYour mirror looks very nice!
ReplyDeleteYour "swedishing" looks great - my headboard is somewhat the same shape as the top of the mirror, so that gives me a good idea of what it will look like painted. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteSlipcover for the couch, perhaps?
Lisa
Oh, I am loving this journey. My brother-in-law always says, it's not about the final destination (although it will be beautiful for sure!), it's about the journey to get there. Can't wait to see all of the projects you will be working on. They will be fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a transformation :)!!! Love the result!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. You're off to a good start.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
LOVE it. I love white, so you can do no wrong with it on everything!
ReplyDeleteThe mirror is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking you would like a white slipcover on the red couch?
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Ooooh, I am loving swedishing!!!
ReplyDeleteSuzanne
Wow! It turned out great! I'm a chicken when it comes to messing with natural wood -- I'm afraid I will do horrible damage and ruin the piece.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love the new lighter paint! I'm lightening up a few spots in my home too. It makes everything look fresh. Very Nice!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! You are off to a great start and I can't wait to see what else you do.
ReplyDeleteI love it! And I love the story behind it, too! You need to go back and read Kat's comment after your comment...it cracked me up. And we will come see y'all when we can!!
ReplyDeleteAt first I was nervous for you but it turned out BEAUTIFUL!! I love it so much more now!
ReplyDeleteMy guess is that the red sofa will be getting facelift? :)
It looks beautiful. I wish I could come to the garage sale where you sell off all your old stuff though...I would have a field day! :)
ReplyDelete~ Sarah
Hi! I've been a lurker for a little while, and love your blog! The mirror looks great!!It's a very pretty mirror..with such a nice story too.I just LOVE mirrors! I'm excited for you and your "swedishing" lol, and look forward to seeing you transform your home. Have fun!
ReplyDelete-Debbie
Pretty!
ReplyDeleteTurned out nicely! Another great job Susie!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!
I really love the mirror. It looks amazing. Swedish style is so inspiring. Can't wait to see what else you do!
ReplyDeleteLove it, Susie! Now I'm sitting back to see how far you're gonna take the Swedish thing. It's a snowball. :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing. I love Swedish style also so I looking forward to all your posts as you transform your home. Thanks Robin
ReplyDeleteWow, it looks great, I love the new look.
ReplyDeleteMy guess--slipcover the couch? I LOVE the red, but I'm thinkin' you might want to lighten it up?
What a nice transformation from dark and dreary to suave and swedish... It looks great and I love viewing your blog. Sue
ReplyDeleteHow are you gonna swedish up the red sofa?
ReplyDeleteLove the mirror.
tina
That looks fabulous, it is amazing what a few little creative touches here and there will do to make a house a home. Long live the joys of white paint! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteit is gorgeous!!! i love that mirror!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love what you did to the mirror! Love to see transformation by a simple paint job!! Not much money involved but, oh, the difference!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Show us more!
Very stylish. It definitely looks better!
ReplyDeleteI love it, it is gorgeous! Love the distressing!
ReplyDeleteThe mirror turned out great!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love it! You did a great job, amazing what a little paint can do. It does lighten things up a lot.Can't wait to see what else you are up to.
ReplyDeleteI love the fresh look of the white! I have always loved scandinavian design!! I can't wait to see your interpretation. Everything you do is always so gorgeous!
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I absolutely love it!!!!!!!!!
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I love your blot and your do it yourself projects...I don't remember how I came across your site but I believe it was from Southern Fried Girl's blog.
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