Skip to main content

FEATURED Blog Post

Modernized Solid Pine Hand Crafted Heart Wall Shelf

Bringing New Life to a Country Classic. We’ve all seen them: those solid, well-built pine shelves from the 80s and 90s that have a lot of heart (literally) but are stuck in that unmistakable "orange" stain era. While the craftsmanship is top-tier (this one was hand crafted by my father in law), the color can often feel a bit too retro for a contemporary home. In this tutorial, I’m showing you how to take a vintage 9-cubby wall shelf and transform it from a dated relic into a bolder, fresher, and more current statement piece. By applying a rich chestnut brown stain , we’ve traded that brassy orange hue for a deep, sophisticated tone that highlights the wood grain. Follow along as I walk you through the prep, the staining process, and how this simple color shift completely changes the vibe of the piece—making those iconic heart cutouts feel intentional and chic rather than just "country."

Millennial Pink Jewelry Box



I love a good jewelry box makeover, the traditional colors are just so blah. This reddish colored wood one with pretty soft grey interior seemed to speak pink so pink it is.


Fusion Mineral Paint in English rose AKA millennial pink was applied in 2 coats then lightly distressed to reveal a bit of the reddish wood and give an aged farmhouse look.


In keeping with the aged farmhouse look I applied Krylon looking glass spray to the etched glass door panels to give a faux mercury glass appearance.


This combination is very popular, click here to see 2 others done in this pretty pink 
as well as as a solid pink version here.





Search jewelry box in my search button to see many more jewelry box makeovers I have shared





Shared at this link party
Creative Inspirations
Farmhouse Friday

Comments