Made To Love: Farmhouse Window:

Last night I was able to pick up all the supplies needed for the railing. We're not starting that project until next weekend, but we thought we'd get a head start, and make the cuts this weekend.

I can not WAIT to start!!! It is going to make such HUGE difference with the spiral stairs!

Here is my inspiration:

(picture borrowed from Pinterest)

I love the rustic look that the beams and rebar gives!

Here's where I left off on the DIY Spiral Stairs...

I have a list of unfinished projects going on all at once right now. I really need to focus on finishing what I've already started before adding something new.

ha ha I can't help myself.

Ever since I painted my kitchen cabinets, the wall color just doesn't seem to fit anymore. I can't wait to start re-painting the walls, but before I can do that, there are a few things I need to do beforehand.

I wanted to give my windows a Farmhouse look by using moulding.

If you were to search Farmhouse window moulding, you would come across a variety of styles on what "Farmhouse" should look like.

To be honest, I went with the simplest and most inexpensive.

So on my previous post, I showed you this picture...

For the window above my sink, I used 1x3" pine wood. I used my nail gun to adhere them to the wall.

I gave the wood 2 coats of paint, and I also painted the top section of wall with the new paint color!

Sherwin-Williams Sea Salt

I wanted a gray tone, possibly a grayish-beige. I went with Sea Salt, because depending on the lighting, it gives off a grayish-blue tone. Very calming.

It looks a bit turquoise in this picture, but it actually looks gray with a subtle hint of blue in person.