11.10.2011

before and after bathroom cabinets

here is the finished product to the bathroom cabinets posted a while back.  the owner is thrilled with the new update of once very dated cabinets that now looks perfect with the other decor!  if you have old cabinets or furniture in need of a "make over" contact us at lk@lauriekellydesigns.com

before
after



the old hardware had was a tacky gold and dated....
but also had charming details that proved to be beautiful when given an antique finish!











 


11.06.2011

old window frame restoration

one of my favorite things to do is to find the charm and character in objects like this old window.
this particular piece was a custom order, to find out more contact us at lk@lauriekellydesigns.com

10.28.2011

pumpkin patch

one of my favorite things about fall is going to the local pumpkin patch. 

10.27.2011

bathroom cabinet makeover

This was an older bathroom that the home owner updated, but they were not sure if they wanted to go with new cabinets.  We pointed out that there was a lot of charm in the older cabinets and by doing a faux finish all the features including the hardware would look great with the remodeled bathroom.

Cabinet drawer before and sneak pre-view of after.

cabinets before....this project is still in the works, so check back to see the finished results!
Need a cabinet or furniture make over~
contact us at lk@lauriekellydesigns for a free consultation.

10.26.2011

Welcome....

to our lagniappe from Laurie Kelly Designs! We look forward to bringing you daily extras about art, decor, DIY projects, furniture projects,style and more! So check back with us daily to get the lagniappe that may be just for you.

Of course most of you are familiar with the southern word lagniappe, but if not, here is a definition from Wikipedia: A lagniappe ( /ˈlænjæp/ lan-yap) is a small gift given to a customer by a merchant at the time of a purchase (such as a 13th doughnut when buying a dozen), or more broadly, "something given or obtained gratuitously or by way of good measure."[1] The word is chiefly used in the Gulf Coast of the United States, especially Louisiana.[2]