I am in love with the result - what do you think? I have placed it in our spare bedroom and filled it to the brim with all those spare decorating pieces I don't want out at the moment. So much storage in a old steamer trunk - recommended if you are sparse on space like us.
It started out looking something like this (not the exact trunk) naughty DIY 101 - Take photos before.
Speaking of decorating pieces - I went thrifting with mum and picked up a few small frames ($1 and $2) I love the soldier he seams very regal?. Thinking of painting the small bamboo one a bright colour - maybe yellow or green? or keep it natural?.
Today I am visiting my beautiful neighbour - The talented blogger Simone from Honey and fizz her house is amazing you should pop over and take a look. If you want to find out more about me check out the interview post Here.



Really gorgeous blog Samantha, now following! Miss Walker xoxo
ReplyDeleteI looks fantastic. I really like the glossy paint. And that lamp looks fab!
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming over to Honey and Fizz today Samantha! Love the trunk, I always have my eye out for those xx
ReplyDeleteoh wow, BRAVO on the trunk, it looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThe trunk looks fantastic. I really like it painted and I love how you have decorated it too, not to mention the great storage! ;-)
ReplyDeleteGreat transformation, Ive seen trunks like that in the antique stores here in the hunter valley, what a great idea for using & decorating them!!
ReplyDeleteHi, just found your blog via simone! So lovely to meet you and follow you too!Laura xx
ReplyDeleteGood solution!
ReplyDeleteJust awarded you the Stylish Blogger Award… You rock!
http://hypheninteriors.blogspot.com/2011/03/my-first-award-passing-it-on.html
By the way, your comments come up as no-reply… you can change that if you want people to be able to hit reply on the email they get. It’s under your profile, I think.
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ReplyDeleteI'm loving your blog! The finished product looks great.
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