Overall I am really enjoying the Airbnb hosting experience at The Goat Loft. So far our guest experiences have been quite lovely. I am only certain at some point there might be a less than fabulous visitor so I needed a place to keep personal items we store in the loft secure. An armoire I had in storage was the perfect thing.
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How I did it
I bought this armoire ages ago and since I found a key in my stash that happened to fit it’s lock, I thought this was a perfect candidate.
Sadness huh? Luckily I had the door pieces, glue, and those large clamps.
Once I had that all reset, I used my clothes steamer to take off the old wallpaper border and painted the outside edges in Lillian Gray by Shabby Paints.
The Fasäde panels are DIY friendly and SO easy to work with. You can cut them with tin snips or even kitchen shears. I picked the Traditional 1 Panel style.
When we used the panels in our kitchen makeover, we used double sided foam tape to secure them. I have since learned, I prefer to use construction adhesive so you have a bit of “play” if you have a tight fit or need to wiggle the panels a bit.
I let my youngest daughter, Gracie, choose the inside color scheme. She picked a Shabby Paints color that’s discontinued now, but I think Pink Salt would be pretty close.
It was a fairly quick makeover and this armoire has been a huge help in storing the things my oldest daughter left behind… though it might be time for her to take them to her house now….Ahem, Abbie.
It’s a bit of a tight fit in the closet but it’s so large, there is still plenty of room for hanging items and all the linens needed for the bed. If Abbie ever takes all her things, I can keep the extra cleaning supplies, animal crackers, and sundries locked up in there.
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