Hey there! Mea here!
Ok, so its time to complete part two of my china cabinet up-cycle! During my previous post: I showed you how I turned the bottom of my china cabinet into a buffet table for my front room. Now I am going to show you how I turned the top part into an in house green house.
Materials
- Hammer
- Screw Driver
- Old Floor Boards
- Screws
- Paint
- Polyurethane
- Safety Equipment
- Plant Friendly Light Bulb
Safety
- Please make sure that you wear the needed safety equipment while you work.
Instructions
Repairing the Frame
Since I removed the glass from the piece already, I had to modify the top part of the frame next. Since the top had an arch, I trimmed it off to make sure the wood would lay flat. Afterward, I added some spare wood flooring to the top.
To add some contrast, I painted the exterior cranberry red.
Turning the Backboard into Art
To add a little flare to the piece, I painted an abstract design on the back board and called it Freedom.
Once I completed painting the piece, and allowing it to dry, I added a new plant friendly light bulb and put the greenhouse back together.
Once I added my plants, the greenhouse became harder to move so I decided to add some wheels to the bottom to make it easier and more functional. Below is how to finished cabinet looked after I attached the wheels.
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Have an awesome day, and stay supertastic!, Mea
