More pics on the progress of the "palm tree" china cabinet donated by Debbie.
After some discussion Doug and I thought it might be best to just take the doors off the top hutch part; which would make the interior color more visible, and as Doug said "make it a little more multi purpose"- in other words one could use it for books as easily as china.
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Ooh, very nice! I think taking off the doors is a brilliant stroke! It makes it look less dated and dowdy- it looks so fresh and classic now
ReplyDeleteThanks, truth be known, I really like it and wish I had a spot in my house where it would actually "go". But it does NOT go with my current color scheme!
ReplyDeleteBeing that it was REALLY damaged I am conflicted as to what price to post it at. Mom seems to think it will be harder to sell since it is so large.