Rock 'n Roll, Front Porch Revamp: Guest
06 June 2010
Marty at A Stroll Thru Life has an inviting front yard. She did a couple of simple updates and made it look even more beautiful and she shows us how she did it. Check it out.
My front porch was in very sad shape. This is what the poor rockers looked like. They really need refinishing.
Restained and looking so much better. See the white chinese garden stool. That's the famous one from Big Lots. It needs painting too, and the poor dead plants replaced.
This is what I used to transform the chinese stool.
First it got two different colors of green.
Then a little stain was sponged on for character. I finished it with 2 coats of Clear Gloss.
Ta-DA!!! New front porch. Much better.
A view to the front door.
The wreath got a little redo too.
Some pillows and a new fern, now this looks inviting.
Of course a little critter had to be added.
The stool is just the perfect size for a couple of glasses of iced tea.
Since we live in Arizona, of course we have desert landscaping, but the porch still looks inviting.
For a desert landscape it also really looks lush and green. Great outdoor space. I think I might have to invite myself over and try out those rockers right now.
4 comments:
Thanks for dropping by my blog this weekend. I have been out of town, but I'm back now and looking forward to checking out your blog. Thanks for becoming a follower. I'm off to add myself to your blog too.
Your porch looks great too by the way!
Yeah,no kidding! I was thinking the same thing! I believe this is the first time I've commented though I've followed you religiously since I first found you (the day before you revealed your headboard how-to!)I LOVE your blog and how you showcase everyone, in addition to sharing your amazing creativity and ideas!
Ooo, love it. I really like the two different colors of green on Chinese stool. Beautiful!
Thanks for stopping by my blog! I am following you now! -Debra, http://www.housewifeeclectic.com
Very nice. I am in need of a porch make-over myself. There are some great ideas here. I especially want to try painting some porcelain pieces so that they'll match different areas.
Great job!
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