I don’t know what you see, but when I saw this piece, I got pretty excited.
I just had an immediate vision of what I hoped for it!
This dry sink was just a cute piece.
I was pretty excited to get started.
I knew from the start I wanted a soft color…and one I only really used one time ironically.
Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint in Layla’s Mint was the color I went with…such a pretty shade of minty green.
I used Miss Mustard Seed’s Hemp Oil to finish it once the painting and distressing was finished.
I added some sweet cream cracked porcelain knobs for some added charm!
I ADORE how she CAME OUT!
Even better than I have envisioned!!!
The dry sink went from modern and boring to farmhouse fresh!
Funny thing…after I was finished my husband mentioned how when I brought this home to redo, he thought it was pretty ugly.
Well, he changed his tune really quick once I finished this up.
I’ll take that as a compliment 😉
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This is my exact style dry sink that has been handed down and painted numerous times. Right now it’s a country blue (so 80’s) I love the knobs you chose. Where might I find them? Also, do you think since it’s been painted so many times I should strip it first or just a light sanding and go…? You did a gorgeous job!