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ORC: Painting and Hanging a Reclaimed Cabinet

Hello and welcome to our laundry room makeover as a part of the one room challenge. An important part of this project was adding more beautiful storage. While we added a wonderful wooden shelving system, I also wanted to improve the storage above the washing machines themselves. Hanging a cabinet was the simplest way to do that.

Catch up on the laundry room:

Design plan

Painting & scraping

Oversized pegboard shelving 

DIY plywood countertop

Hanging and painting a reclaimed cabinet

Hang a peel & stick tile wall

Basket wall hangings

DIY Metal Storage Bins

DIY Basket Pendant Light

Laundry Room Reveal

ORC: Painting and Hanging a Reclaimed Cabinet via Charleston Crafted

We picked out our cabinet at the local Habitat for Humanity ReStore. It was in really good shape (practically new) and a good fit for our space, size-wise. My biggest tip for shopping for secondhand cabinets is to know your must haves and be flexible with the rest!

ORC: Painting and Hanging a Reclaimed Cabinet via Charleston Crafted

We brought the cabinet home and sprayed it blue. The color is Behr’s In The Moment, which is their color of the year. We used our Wagner paint sprayer to get a really nice even finish.

ORC: Painting and Hanging a Reclaimed Cabinet via Charleston Crafted

Finally, we mounted it on the wall above the washing machines. We just used 3.5″ deck screws to screw it directly into the studs in the wall. I painted over all of the screws to make them less visible. We are going to add a knob, but I just haven’t quite decided which one yet!

 

ORC: Painting and Hanging a Reclaimed Cabinet via Charleston Crafted

For now, I am loving the added more beautiful hidden storage. And I am SO obsessed with Behr’s color of the year!

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Audra @ Renewed Projects

Friday 19th of January 2018

What a lovely color! I see why its the color of the year.

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