Then I had these curtain Corabelles that I got from DI for $1.00 a piece. We glued in a wooded closet door knob and painted it out and glued it on the island. I gave everything a coat of black paint, distressed it with sandpaper and then a clear protective top coat.
And this is what it looks like!
I love the custom look!
Not bad for less than $75. Check back as we finish the rest of the little changes I have planned for the kitchen. I really want to paint the other cabinets white and add crown molding. 
7 comments:
oh my goodness that looks great!!! Very creative! love the blog...I'm gonna be leaving a lot of comments...
What a great makeover!
It looks fantastic! I'm jalous.
I'm gonna follow you so I can see the kitchen transformation
UM...LOVE THIS!!! Thank you for sharing it, we will be moving into our first home in March and have an island that I wanted to spruce up... THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for showing me how!!! I'll post pics when it's all complete! EEK!! I'm so excited!
I just stumbled across your island transformation and it's FABULOUS! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
God's blessings,
Sarah :D
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Great idea with the island! I am looking for some ideas for my ugly oak kitchen. Thanks for linking up with Roomspiration! :)
Wow! What a creative way to transform your boring island into something stunning! It's fabulous! I love it! Thanks so much for sharing your hard work and inspiration in the Roomspiration series! :)
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