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Painted Vinyl Floor
Let me explain that my vinyl floor is about 15-20 years old. If I ruin it I don’t have much to lose.
I mopped the floor with a little dish soap, Mr. Clean and warm water. I rinsed the floor until the water was clean and soap free. This took about 6 moppings.
After the floor dried, I wiped it down with TSP (Trisodium phosphate). The TSP helps to clean, degrease, and dull the finish of the floor. (I also used TSP when I painted shellacked baseboard and knotty pine
After the floor was dry from all the cleaning, I started taping off the baseboard with Scotch Blue painter’s tape.
The fridge and stove had been moved to the center of the room temporarily. I used an oops gray primer.
I like to use these skinny rollers. They allow you to get closer to the edge.
In my opinion they also waste less paint during clean up.
After I painted two coats of primer, I painted a coat of Mythic Exterior (satin). Hindsight, I should have painted two coats of gray at this time.
I decided that I wanted my squares to be made up of 9 of the little squares of my original floor. That made my large squares about 18x18 inches. I folded some newspapers to be that size and laid them out on the floor to see how the squares were going to land and to see a pattern for the painted vinyl floor.
Because I have three cute little furbabies and I didn’t want any little hairs mixing in with my paint, I got creative with my leaf blower. The floor did not have any dirt on it, and no visible pet hair, but I wanted to make sure.
I taped off the squares and cut in the base coat (gray) to get a clean line.
After the first blue squares dried, I taped and painted their “neighbors”. The Scotch Blue tape I used during this process was for “delicate” surfaces since my paint was not cured entirely. It worked fabulously! I will definitely use this tape a LOT.
disclaimer: I did receive my tape for free, but I would never say I love it if I don’t
I didn’t roll the blue squares, I used a nice wide Purdy paint brush. I highly recommend something to kneel on. I used my garden kneeler. (after the third day!)
Throwing this photo in just in case you missed it the first time around. That would be Louie’s (grand-dog) cute little blue foot prints!
To get my blue squares to match up, I extended my tape to the edge of the neighbor square. The part you see on the right is where I touched up, that’s why it’s wet.
This is when the paint is still slightly damp. I ended up doing a second coat on the blue, by painting very close to the edge, but not taping. After I did that, I decided the gray also would be better with a second coat.
This is how it looks in the kitchen that is not quite finished at this point. If you’re interested in knowing how I prepped and painted my oak cabinets, click on one of those links.
I painted the backsplash area as a temporary fix until I install a backsplash. At this time, I am not sure what kind of backsplash I will install. EDITED TO ADD: Would you like to see my board and batten back splash?
If you scroll up, you’ll see that this wall was white. I didn’t like the way the kitchen table looked against the white wall, so I painted it the same blue as the floor.
I won two gallons of Mythic Paint from the DIY Club monthly contest. Mythic Paint has not compensated me in any way for this post otherwise. In my honest opinion this paint is fantabulous! I love the way it glides on. From their website:
Mythic® paint is a non-toxic, ultra low odor paint that provides the durability and coverage you expect from a premium paint without the off-gassing VOC’s and cancer-causing toxins that emit years after drying. Stronger, safer, smarter paint®. Now that’s a breath of fresh air.
Being a non-toxic paint isn’t generally that important to me, but after EVERY one of the three furbabies walked through the paint I was glad to know that the paint was safe. I also enjoyed the ultra low odor, I seriously smelled NOTHING. I also noticed that this paint did not gunk up my paint brush. The process took about 5 days. After each coat, I placed my paint brush in a baggie. When I did the next coat, the brush was like I just started with a clean brush. When I was finished, the paint cleaned up really easily from the paint brush and roller.
I probably should have gotten a semi-gloss sheen since I was painting a floor, but the satin sheen is the LOOK I was going for. I have not sealed this floor. Granted, it’s only been painted about a week, but so far so good. It does seem to get dirty pretty easily, but it mops up nicely. I had quite a bit of traffic in the first week, due to Thanksgiving, and the floor did not scratch, or knick. Because I did everything by the book, I guess I’ll never know if it was the prep, the paint, or both.
The downside of this paint would be the cost. Being an unemployed junker, and DIY maven, I would never have been able to afford this paint. However, if you can afford it, or if you have a special need to use it due to it’s non-toxicity (if you’re pregnant, or have small children) I highly recommend Mythic paint.
Just a couple of more pictures for the WOW factor!
BEFORE
Please let me know if you paint your floor! If you have any questions, leave a comment, or shoot me an email. I’ll try to help.
EDITED TO ADD October 7, 2011 It's been almost a year and my floor is holding up so well. There are a few spots that have some paint where I was crafting in the kitchen. I am unable to scrape the paint off, but it's really easy to touch up those spots with the blue or gray that I used.
Edited to add: After over 2 years the floor was still holding up great, but I decided to change up the blue squares to a dark gray. LOVE it!
gail
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kay
I love the before and after pics, you could also paint the stove to make it look like stainless steel, and voila a brand new kitchen....btw the stainless steel paint you can buy at home depot or lowes...
Bill
Gail,
Could you point me in the direction of someplace that sells the oops gray primer or maybe a substitute for it? Also, Is the Behr paint as good as the Mystic? And the finish you used in the paint was a satin finish, right?
Linda Todd
I have tried to tell my husband that this can be done. They do it all the time for basketball courts and it last per my reviews. You did a wonderful job and yes it is pretty. Love it. I would like to do my bathroom like this. I think he is just lazy, or maybe I need to try to do it myself....lol
Thanks for your tutorial.
Linda
Shoogie
Looks good. I see you painted the kitchen floor in 2010 - how is it holding up now in 2014? We are planning to paint vinyl flooring over 350 sq ft in our kitchen and sunroom, but want it to last. Let me know! Thanks, SD
gail@myrepurposedlife.net
I had nothing to lose when I did my floor. I hated it, so even if I got an extra year or two, I was fine with it. 3.5 years later, I have updated the color and I'm still thrilled with it. I have gotten a couple of small scratches, but touchups are easy because I didn't seal my paint. With the proper prep work, you shouldn't have any issues at all.
gail
Nancy @ Little Homestead in Boise
Great job! Wish I'd have known how to do that at my last house!!!!
Michelle
Did you use a sealer on top of the paint? I would think the wear and waking and scrapping of heels and other incidents might need a coat of a sealer....
gail@myrepurposedlife.net
Nope, Michelle... I didn't seal it and I haven't regretted that decision at all. I don't like the feel of poly under my feet. Plus I don't like shine. It would be difficult to change the color if I had sealed it.
I'm not generally one who likes change, but who knows... come spring, maybe I'll change up the color again. lol
Michelle
Thank you for your quick reply! I'm really looking into a simple refurbish on my ugly kitchen and bathroom vinyl floors. II also have a furbaby kitty and I just hope he keeps off! HAHA. I just found your site and I'm loving all you do.
Candace
Awesome! I moved into a house with the family room/office floor painted a checkerboard. I couldn't figure out how they did such an outstanding job. I'm still not sure how to get the lines straight without vinyl squares for a guide, but you've given me hope.
Question about the low-VOC paint. That's what I've used on all my walls. I made the mistake of using it on furniture and anything I put on top of a horizontal surface sticks and pulls the paint off. I was told the low-VOC isn't as strong due to lack of chemicals. I can't believe it worked on a floor? I know you prepped well, but are there other secrets to keeping the floor from damage with all that traffic?
Thanks for your inspiration!
gail@myrepurposedlife.net
Candace,
I have used the Mythic paint on my kitchen floor and on my entire fireplace and on several pieces of furniture without any problem of the paint being pulled off. It is great paint, but very expensive. When I updated the color of my floor I used Behr paint (my favorite) and it's held up very well without sealing. I am so glad I didn't seal my floor, because it's so easy to change up or touch up if something gets scratched. is it perfect? no, but I can't replace my floor without taking my cabinets out because my base cabinets sit on layers and layers of sub floor and vinyl floors.
As long as paint has a good "tooth" to adhere to, it will stick whether it's on furniture or floors. 🙂
good luck, have fun! 🙂
gail
Teresa
That kitchen looks so much different in the before and after photos. So pretty and very inspiring. Your hard work most definitely paid off. I liked the blue, but the grey on the floor is so elegant and probably gave the bead board more of a "showcase" look. Well done!!!!!
HeidiW
Hi Gail. Did you use oil-baed or latex floor paint and primer? I have googled and see all kinds of different suggestions as to what will/won't work. Also, I know you said you didn't use poly over the top - was it just so you'd have the option of changing colors? My family is rough on everything and I'm afraid without a top coat it won't last. I am planning to paint and then stencil over our vinyl kitchen floor and entry way. Would greatly appreciate your input!
Thank you 🙂
gail@myrepurposedlife.net
Heidi
I did use water base latex paint, after lots and lots of preparation! 🙂 I don't like shiny floors, so that is why I chose not to poly. Also, I don't like the way poly feels under my feet. I think if I were going to seal it, I would use Minwax Polycrylic instead of oil based polyurethane. Just my two cents.
good luck! have fun, and I'd love to see your before and after! 🙂
gail
Nina Sanford
I've been debating what to do with my own vinyl flooring for a couple years now. I love this idea and it can be geared to whatever color you choose. This is probably the easiest and least spendy. Thanks for sharing. It gives me hope. 🙂
Marina Relf
I have stuck down lifting tiles with grouting cement and replaced broken ones with ones I found in the cupboard that are not quite the same shade so the floor is covered ready to be painted. In my case the floor is the conservatory rather than the kitchen and will get a lot of wear. You have given me ideas for painting my brown kitchen cabinets. A really great effort.
Julie
Really cute! Reminds me of my dear Granny's cheery kitchen. I would have left the little paw prints on the floor, though, just because they're adorable.
gail@myrepurposedlife.net
Thanks Julie for your sweet comment. 🙂
gail
julia
What a great looking job. Neat and clean. I am gearing up to paint my kitchen floor but will have to resort to a free flowing design that allows for errors. I know I can never get squares even.
gail@myrepurposedlife.net
Thank you Julia... so happy you found My Repurposed Life! I had those little squares to help me. 🙂 It's been years, and I still love it, especially now that I updated the color.
I appreciate you stopping by and taking the time to leave a comment.
gail
Valinda
Did you use a clear top coat on the painted floor? Then how would you clean it in order to keep the paint fresh and shiny, not streaked? I have been looking at staining my vinyl as the shine is gone and I think it will stain. I am trying to find a green to stain it with. Then I would need a clear shine on it.
Your floor looked great.
LBW
This is so inspirational -- I am wondering how its hold up to traffic?
I want to do both the Master bathroom and the main bath of our house. Its just not in the budget to rip out the 21 year old vinyl. Painting it seem like a perfect plan as a temp. improvement.
gail@myrepurposedlife.net
Thank you. It has been over two years and is holding up great. I have updated the color. It is now a dark gray and a light gray. So happy i did it.
Have a great weekend
Gail
joe
Great job. Love the blue, do you have the colour chip name for it
Becky
thank you thank you thank you for this inspiration! I didn't know you could paint vinyl flooring! This HAS to be cheaper than replacing with handscraped hardwood flooring, right? RIGHT? LOL.
gail@myrepurposedlife.net
Thanks for noticing my painted floor! 🙂 I love it!
good luck
Anonymous
I was thrilled with this article. I came up with the idea of painting my old laundry room floor by sanding, cleaning, painting and finishing but every paint salesperson I spoke to told me it couldn't be done. Now I am definitely going to do it! NRN
Anonymous
Gail how is your floor holding up without sealing it?
Amber M.
I LOVE the look of your kitchen!!
Anonymous
Did you cover the floor with a satin poly finish? It would help make it last even longer.
Jamie
I tried painting my floor and it all started flaking off. I used primer, what could have gone wrong?
c.w.frosting
Beautiful Gail! I wish I could paint my apartment floor... it looks worse than your before... imagine multiple colors of vinyl with weird pattern!
xo caroline @ c.w.frosting
Sam Hall
This is an amazing post for vinyl floor.I was looking for someone who can guide me for vinyl floor painting then I found this awesome post which describe each and every thing.
Donna
I painted my vinyl floors 3 yrs. ago but it didn't last too long. So I painted them again this time applying a poly over the paint that made the difference. Now I am getting ready to embark on applying a paper bag finish to them. Only b/c I am tired of the look and can't afford what I really want. Have done a ton of research and I am looking forward to the new look!
Amelia
You are straight up talent! I wish I could somehow do that with my old carpet, haha but really. It looks great and puts a whole new cute twist to the area. Love the puppy prints too 🙂
Anonymous
Has anyone tried Linoleum Lacquer? http://www.linoleumlacquer.com I read about it on another blog but want to see if anyone else has tried before I plop down the cash for it. Apparently, you only need one coat so even if its a little pricier I only have to buy one product so it makes sense.
angel rose
All I can say is,one hell of a terrific job !
angel rose
All I can say is,one hell of a terrific job !
angel rose
I want to make a dance studio. Do you have any idea's about what flooring I should use ? I would be tearing up the carpets and I will be left with concrete. Anyone that has any idea's..it would be very much appreciated,and not sure how to put mirrors up on a very low budget ?
angel rose
All I can say is,one hell of a terrific job !
flooring Houston
The floor is so amazing. It is good that there are now paints that are not hazardous to our health. It is great that you were able to transform your kitchen without spending too much. Great post!
Sheryll And Critters.
I am now reinspired by your photo's and directions. I just wish I had the money to do anything to my house. I tore up the carpet in my hallway and one bedroom, that I use for my office and was just horrified. Chipped linoleum tiles with paint splattered all over it. So, I popped up the tiles to get to the black glue stuff they used to stick the tiles on with. And if I do manage to clean that off, don't know if the Terrazzo will look decent or not. Hallway is even worse, it has that sheeting vinyl or what ever you call it and I am not getting it up like I thought I could... ugh. HELP?
Sheryll & Critters (humid Jax, FLA), so I know how much work and time it takes to paint a kitchen and especilly the cabinets. I did that to my mom's large kitchen years ago. And I almost forgot to ask why you want anything different for your backsplash? Kiltz Original will cover and protect behind your kitchen sink, it even covers formica.
InMyOwnStyle
Hi Gail-
I have painted wood floors before and know what a huge undertaking this floor must have been - especially in your kitchen the heart of the home where you can't just shut it down for a long time. It came out great - your entire kitchen did - paint really does make a huge difference.
My best- Diane
Handbags*N*Pigtails
Youre an absolute GENIOUS!(How many times have I said that now?:)) Seriously, Im bookmarking this. It just may be what happens to my cruddy old kitchen floor until someday it hopefully gets replaced. This is such a great alternative! And I cant believe the before and afters of your kitchen.Its so bright and cheery now. You must love walking in there every morning. I would!:)
Nike
You are my hero! I got online today to try and figure out what to do with my floors and this is perfect!! Can.Not.Wait. to try this!
~Nike from THRIVE
choosetothriveblog@gmail.com
Kassandra @ Coffee and their Kisses
I just featured this loveliness here at my blog. Feel free to grab a featured button on my left side bar :o)
Kassandra @ Coffee and their Kisses
I love this! I have some ugly vinyl floor in the kitchen and my bathroom and this is an easy fix. Got any ideas on how to fix tiles that are coming up from the floor? lol! You did a beautiful job restoring this kitchen. It was a hot mess and now it's just charming!
Holly
You truly transformed that kitchen to be all it can be from floor to cabinet to blacksplash! Amazing. I LOVE your floor!
grendelskin
I just started researching painting my floor - thanks for the terrific post! It was a long winter, how is the paint holding up after a few moths of hard use?
Kathy Carbone
Your floor makeover looks so refreshing! Just in time for the spring season. And it's amazing how you have it designed that way. At first glance, you'll think it was an installed blue-vinyl, but no, it was a DIY vinyl designs. I'm now looking forward to trying the same thing on our living room.
Erin
That truly is a WOW transformation!! 🙂
You must have some major patience!! I could not have painted that floor.
Greenbug
Your redo is great! I painted my floor too... Check it out if you like at greenbuggg/blogspot.com/
Pam
Don't know how I missed this post but I am sorry I did....beautiful...just beautiful! Great job as always
Amie
II've bookmarked all of these because I'm endeavoring to makeover my kitchen--mostly the cabinets--white. It's such a daunting task!! I wonder, why did you sand between coats of painting the cabinet doors? I would love to talk to you more about this because this project intimidates the heck out of me, and I have a teeny tiny kitchen so I'm being a big baby! 🙂 Amie amiedanny@msn.com
Sandy aka Doris the Great
You are freakin amazing, woman! What a job! What a beautiful job! (And I love the choice of color.)
Stacie
That looks AWESOME!! LoVe those little paw prints 🙂 Nice JoB!
Heather
Your floor looks amazing, seriously great! I bet you are thrilled with the results!
Michelle @Shellsshabbyshack
I think this tops your window cabinets. Oh wow! What a transformation. I could just see you on HGTV. Great transformation!
Funky Junk Interiors
Holey vinyl floor.... amazing transformation! I can't wait to hear how well it wears over the long haul. This is such a fabulous option for outdated floors in great shape!
Wonderful kitchen transformation.. wow.
Donna
http://funkyjunkinteriors.blogspot.com/
Maryann @ Domestically-Speaking
You know I have to put your floor in the PoPP Spotlight... it's too cool!
The Inspired Nest
That is one crazy good transformation. The cabinets, backsplash, beadboard and floor are so incredible. I had to look at it a few times! I love it and know you must too!
Lacy
Handy Man, Crafty Woman
WOW, what a great job!! Looks so great! Love the cabinets, too. We painted our cabinets white, too, and it made SUCH a difference.
The DIY Show Off
Oh wow, Gail. What a beautiful transformation! It's my dream kitchen. I wish my husband would go for "all white" but then again, since he does the cooking I think he might be 'smart' to protest white everything. So, I'll have to enjoy your dreamy kitchen from afar. 🙂
Great job! The floor looks awesome!
Roeshel
Elle {SWITCHEROOm}
AMAZING! and kudos for having the patience to paint the floors with fur babies around 🙂
Terry
Oh my goodness, such a huge transformation. I am so glad that you shared this. Terry
Julie @ followyourheartwoodworking
Fabulous job, Gail!! I love the grey and blue and white. My favorite decor colours. You should be so proud of yourself for making such a dramatic change.
patty
i painted my vinyl floors about 8 years ago; did a blue and white checkerboard. didn't have any trouble with the paint coming off all this time. i prepped the same way only i sanded some of the gloss off the vinyl. i love your look
Tricia
WOW! Wow, wow! I'm so inspired! Fabulous!
canngil
so clean and beautiful!! very impressed!!
Tara @ Tara Being Tara
Whoa - what a huge improvement! It looks great!
texasdaisey
Turned out beautiful. I have painted a couple of floors too. I have never regretted it yet.
You go girl!
Debbie
Hilary @ Sweet as June
amazing transformation!!!
Susan
I really like the whole kitchen. Blue happens to be my favorite color. 🙂 I think the backsplash would look great with beadboard or beadboard wallpaper painted in one of your floor colors. Glass tile would look awesome but it's pricey. Anyway, enjoy your new kitchen!
kathie
What an amazing & unbelievable transformation, Gail!!! Love love love everything you did. That blue looks so pretty with the white. I know you are LOVING it!
kathy from ct
That looks awesome. Great job. The entire room now looks so fresh and updated. Way to go!
Sue
so awesome, I really admire you and your creativity! Your blog is on top of my "must read" list...
Penny-Rose
WOW, what a fantastic makeover. Well done 😉
Pudel-design
Looks pretty amazing to me!
Real good job girl!
Lovely greetings...
Laura
Wow! It looks great. I am super impressed!
Suzanne@Meridian Road
That looks amazing! Your whole kitchen has turned out so well.
Congratulations on becoming a resident blogger! They're lucky to have someone as talented as you.
pedalpower
That's an amazing transformation!
Maryann @ Domestically-Speaking
Gail that is stunning! What a transformation. You are making my brain spin with ideas on what I could do with my linoleum floor that I hate.
Maria Gridley
wow the kitchen re do look AMAZING!! I should save these pics and show my husband.. I have been trying to get him to let me paint out cabinets white.. they are ugly and old and brown.. but still pretty solid. So I asked if we could paint them white.. I thought it would look so nice.. but he looked at me like I was crazy... UGH! haha Maybe if he saw how nice yours look he would get it! LOL
Allison
I LOVE this. As I commented before, I am using your before and after pictures as inspiration for my mothers kitchen. I am currently writing a plan for the kitchen, but I already posted some before pictures. Take a look if you have a second and maybe give me some ideas:
http://aburlock.blogspot.com/2010/11/moms-kitchen.html
Bonnie
Wow, what a big change! You might want to look into appliance paint to get a true white on the stove. For the backsplash, I think blue glass tiles in different shades would be great...wonder what junking stuff could substitute? marbles? broken glass chunks?
Carmen at Primcatshouse
AMAZING transformation! Just AMAZING!!!!
Carmen and the Primcats
Stephanie
I was so excited to see the final results, and I wasn't disappointed. The whole kitchen looks so fresh and bright! It cracked me up that you found another use for the blower. I know this was a huge undertaking for you, but really Gail, you out did yourself, it looks fantastic!
Recovering Craft Hoarder
I LOVE what you did with the floor. And the before and after shots? WOW! What a transformation.
Ann Marie @ Twice Lovely
It turned out GREAT Gail!!
Shannon
I love everything!
I agree about the white wall. It looks much better now and your furniture doesn't disappear.
I love the floor. It looks great!
You have been BUSY!
gypsy@Hebrews11:13
Oh wow- so gorgeous!! Love that shade of blue with white. Your kitchen looks so big and airy!
CountryBelle
You sure put a lot of hard work and effort into this project! Good for you!!! It looks so lovely and airy!
Jill
Wow! What a huge change! I think the thing that stood out the most is that blue wall and the painted floor.
Marla @ Always Nesting
This is me giving you a STANDING OVATION!! Wow, amazing and beautiful and gorgeous and incredible and WOW!! Love love love that floor.
Cassie @ Primitive & Proper
wow, gail!!! it is beautiful!!!! i am anxious to see how the floors hold up to traffic as i really wnat to do this in my house. your kitchen is breathtaking now, and so updated and relaxing. you must be THRILLED!
Cassie @ Primitive & Proper
wow, gail!!! it is beautiful!!!! i am anxious to see how the floors hold up to traffic as i really wnat to do this in my house. your kitchen is breathtaking now, and so updated and relaxing. you must be THRILLED!
Corn in my Coffee-Pot
I've painted my floor in the past...not vinyl, but wood. I've since covered it with vinyl because we had to rip so out to do plumbing work...
Yours is great looking and you did a good job on the tutorial as well.
As always.
Sylvia
Fabulous job. Your kitchen is beautiful. You are amazing.
A Pretty Pastime
Oh My Gosh! You are truly amazing! Your kitchen looks so pretty. Nice and bright. Please tell Louie I like his artwork 🙂
Sarah @ The Bird's Papaya
are you kidding me?!
That's freaking amazing!
who knew you could even do that?!
I'm so impressed.
Your kitchen is so adorable and classic looking now. You should be SO proud!!
Kathy
That is one terrific kitchen redo! I really like the wall change from white to blue. Great job.
LouLou@thelifeofloulou.blogspot.com
Girlfriend. You NEVER cease to amaze me. Ever... That is a fantastic idea! Your kitchen looks amazing!
Denise
Great job Gail, the lighter colors will brighten your winter days. Not sure I could have tackled a project like that.....hubby and I are going to make a few renovations to the chicken coop, hopefully I don't mess that up!
My Cottage Charm
Hey lady, the kitchen looks fabulous! I know how much hard work you put into it, but the before and after pics show it was worth it. 🙂
I think I might mosey on over and put one of my projects in the DIY club for Krylon paint...I should own stock in that paint cause it's just about all I use! 🙂 LOL
Love ya girl and again, wonderful job on that kitchen~!
Hugs
Terri
OMG...please give yourself a huge pat on the back...to accomplish this transformation all by yourself is nothing short of amazing. I love your new kitchen...what a makeover!
Peggy
Gail, this is insanely incredible! You really need to get this published in a one of the DIY magazines! Trust me it is nicer than some of the projects they ever publish. I will keep my eyes open for all and any contests for DIY kitchen makeovers because this is a definite winner!
Cynthia R. Hallum LeChaiseParfait.blogspot.com
Gail this looks so incredible. I hate my kitchen floor. Thanks for showing us that it can be done.
It's Just Me
Wow is an understatement ... It turned out beautiful.
Pattie
GREAT JOB! I love it! I have wanted to paint my floor for a long time but just haven't gotten around to it.
Thanks for sharing.
Megandvd@Beauty in the Attempt
Oh my....you are taking "painting the kitchen" to a whole new level! I love it. I am so happy that you did this painting the floor tutorial. I am going back and forth with the master bath. I am hoping a I work enough hours at the hospital to do my floors. Is that not sad that home decor motivates me to get up at 5 and head to the hospital to work? Oh..that and helping people. :)I do what I do. 🙂
Cheers~
e
Rose @ Confessions of a Curbshopaholic
Let me just say......WOW!
The transformation is simply amazing.
Denise Beverly
looks lovely... i so need to redo my kitchen floor...ugly ugly parquet. your whole kitchen is absolutely beautiful, thanks for sharing it with us along the way.
Creative Mind
waoooo...what a great effort you have done...its marvelous dear...great job!!!!