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Repainted cabinets, sink, backsplash, door handles….put vinyl on the counters but will be painting them soon with all in one paint!

Our kitchen makeover. I used cashmere, which I love by the way, on cabinets, and polo on the countertops. I also painted the small cabinet next to the cabinets to match. I am in love with traditions paint and tell everyone I know about it! Thank you for providing such pretty colors ❤️

Before picture! Makeover from red cabinets to manor house half and half colosseum and up grade the door to shaker cabinets by add wood to it and new hinges press into other pictures to see the new look !

My great room has a wall that needed an update. It originally had a peel and stick wallpaper with shades of browns in a stone pattern. After I painted my kitchen cabinets and island with HTP Colosseum and Cobblestone (open concept, kitchen flows right into the great room)

I have lived in my home for over 22 years with the same countertops, I wanted a new look but m budget wasn't as much as it would have cost to get new countertops of what i wanted them to look like, so after talking with a friend, she had been researching the All-in-in Paint, so I jumped in and bought the package of Carrara Marble, I prepped my countertops and them painted them and they turned out fabulous.... I am so happy best decision ever!!

Took 20 year old bathroom cabinet and painted with color Stonehedge. Turned out great!!

Painted the inside Cashmere and the outside Irish Garden

Kitchen cabinets painted in cobblestone. Countertops painted with Carrara Marble Countertop bundle.

My front door was just a front door nothing special. Oh But now there is life there is pizzazz there is the awesomeness! Moving on to the next project!

This was my first time using Heirloom Traditions products and techniques. I painted my 20 year old honey maple kitchen cabinets cashmere. On day one, I thought I made a huge mistake taking on sure a big project when I didn’t even know how to paint. I watched several videos and jumped in with both feet! Several coats later, I was beaming with pride that my kitchen looked like a professional did the job and I spent less than $300!

With the help of my Houzz friends, all-in-one paint, and a handy hubby I was able to transform my builder beige kitchen into my Industrial French Country DREAM ???? ❤️????

Part of our entry makeover was adding a punch of color with my version of coral. Beautiful pink/red courtesy of a Monarchy and Naples mix.
My blah porch needed something special too. I created a “rug” by using stencils. #Almond #London and my coral color mix used on the door. Background color is a concrete paint from HD

We’re so glad you’re here! Continue to share your projects here as we are just now getting ready to launch the contest portion of our app. Lots of great fun & prizes ahead!

I absolutely love how my kitchen cabinets and peninsula turned out. I used the brush and roll technique & Cashmere from All in One Paint for an amazing kitchen make over! Can’t wait to white wash the fire place in my kitchen next!

I’m so happy with my cabinets! Bone cabinets and Stonehenge island. Going to attempt Carrara marble countertops as soon as my kit arrives!

I am trying to decide if I should paint my entertainment center. My teenager says no but I think I want to. most of my decor is farmhouse. I am stripping and staining my countertops with white stain. I think. Lol. Any suggestions? TIA

I previously submitted the first pieces of my friend’s bedroom set that I was changing from dark espresso to oyster color. After finishing the night-tables and the dresser I tackled the king size bed, the little steps for the pets to jump into bed and we decided to refinish the wall behind the headboard as well. A new chandelier fan sealed the deal. My friend is so happy with the results that she asked my to redo her bathroom cabinets next. Another project coming soon!

Do you take off cabinet doors to paint back side?

I painted with cashmere 1:1 ratio of water and paint. Dipped my brush and then dabbed excess off before painting the brick. Restrained the mantle with Minwax Ebony and used Rustoleum flat black spray paint on the brass insert.

Super cute pet hideaway made from a TV. Paint is a mix of Iron Gate, Abbey, Cobblestone, Polo, and maybe some Cashmere? LOL, don’t know ratios! ????

Introducing “A little bird told me “ that this gorgeous piece of mid centry furniture belongs to YOU!

One of a kind hand painted in Stonehenge by Heirloom Traditions Paint and design details by Olive Branch Home Studios and ready for your entry, buffet or would make a lovely wine or coffee bar too.

Henredon Fine Furniture brand solid wood buffet or entry table has beautiful curvy lines and details that are stunning. She may have come from the 70s or early 80s but she fits into todays styling with her new fresh makeover. Hand painted a beautiful greige and has original hardware.

The top was stripped sanded and lightened to refinished to a light pickle wood finish( color PUTTY) with griege ( color Stonehenge) center to mimic a runner and sealed in Polycrilic.

3 doors centers feature scrolling flowers and birds in light and coordinating neutral colors, peach, beige , creams, light green, blue. Great for natural , bohemian or classic spaces.

Sides have light faded putty colored stencil on the casing for added artistic design element.

Ample space inside left buffet door with adjustable shelf.

Brand new backing was added.
This piece is on wheels to make it easy for moving.

3 spacious drawers with top drawer has wood felt liner with the Henredon Fine furniture stamp .
Fronts of drawers have beautiful stencils in putty.
Drawers glide beautifully and have been conditioned inside with citrus oils. Impeccably clean.

Dimensions:

Height 30 1/2
Depth 20
Length 65

My countertops were transformed from a dark hunter green to a beautiful multi-color surface using the baggie technique. The best part is, when I changed my peninsula wall from blue to London, I was able to easily change the blue in the counters to London, creating a perfect match. I used Linen on my cabinets, so also used it on the countertops. I, and my doubting husband, are beyond pleased with the results.

Gave this dated tile floor a whole new look with HTP and stencils. After cleaning the floor very well, I lightly sanded it and applied two coats of Cashmere. Then colosseum for the stencil and finished with two light coats of the water-resistant sealer. I applied almost everything with a foam roller and used the HTP brush along edges and hard-to-reach areas.

We bought this waterbed set back in the mid 1980's with our wedding money! It was that pine wood, big bulky stuff - we are close to retirement and the plan was to sell this when we move and build our new home, buying a new "modern" bedroom set. I had used HTP on several projects and thought about painting our old set - I figured I had nothing to lose since we were going to eventually replace it in the next few years. I found an inspiration piece and tweaked it using HTP colors, Wedgewood and the Black Antiquing Gel. I wanted gray tops, so used MinWax stain at first, however when HTP came out with their Graphite Gel Stain, I re-did the tops using that product. The first photos are before the new tops, and then a few how they look now. The nightstands and headboard are in Cappuccino, and the tops are painted with Truffle. I absolutely LOVE our bedroom now! We will not be replacing this when we retire and move to our new home. Thank You Paula and Staff for a great product!

Manor house was used on my furniture and the accent wall is stenciled brick with Bone

This bedroom set is huge and one of my most favorited sets. I did a 50/50 mixture of Stonehenge and Cappuchino for the base color and Colleseum for the white trim. I also used weathered wood gray to antique and give dimension to the entire piece.

I transformed this gorgeous set using all HTP paint. I used weathervane for the body. I then scuff sanded the tops and drawers and used white antiquing gel followed by brown antiquing gel to create a stained wood look. I then used black antiquing gel in all the details

This tall beauty was headed for the trash before I found it. Used color combination of Abbey, Linen, Tea Rose and Stonehedge. Black antiquing gel on the top for depth and Champagne gel on the sides for some glam!

I found this piece that wasn't in bad condition, but wasn't great. And I wanted to bring a bit of my own modern flair to it.

Repainted cabinets, sink, backsplash, door handles….put vinyl on the counters but will be painting them soon with all in one paint!

Our kitchen makeover. I used cashmere, which I love by the way, on cabinets, and polo on the countertops. I also painted the small cabinet next to the cabinets to match. I am in love with traditions paint and tell everyone I know about it! Thank you for providing such pretty colors ❤️

Before picture! Makeover from red cabinets to manor house half and half colosseum and up grade the door to shaker cabinets by add wood to it and new hinges press into other pictures to see the new look !

I have lived in my home for over 22 years with the same countertops, I wanted a new look but m budget wasn't as much as it would have cost to get new countertops of what i wanted them to look like, so after talking with a friend, she had been researching the All-in-in Paint, so I jumped in and bought the package of Carrara Marble, I prepped my countertops and them painted them and they turned out fabulous.... I am so happy best decision ever!!

Kitchen cabinets painted in cobblestone. Countertops painted with Carrara Marble Countertop bundle.

This was my first time using Heirloom Traditions products and techniques. I painted my 20 year old honey maple kitchen cabinets cashmere. On day one, I thought I made a huge mistake taking on sure a big project when I didn’t even know how to paint. I watched several videos and jumped in with both feet! Several coats later, I was beaming with pride that my kitchen looked like a professional did the job and I spent less than $300!

Well we decided to redo our 26 year old kitchen. My husband bought a Wagner sprayer and we began searching for a paint color. And deciding where to paint- and of course we would have to tie my husbands workshop up for who knows how long??? This would take!
I saw a advertisement for all in one pain, and watching all the how you videos!
I could not believe how easy it was once I got started! The technique brush on then roll is amazing!!!! My cabinets are amazing!!!!

My husband and I finally got the nerve to change our honey oak kitchen cabinets to cashmere white! I absolutely love the outcome and I love this paint!
3 coats of paint, along with new stained epoxy resin countertops. Also a vintage metal kitchen cart painted with Amalfi.

I painted my golden oak cabinets with the new color Envy, and it turned out to be the perfect color for our river home. I even took the plunge and painted the refrigerator Envy, and I love it! This paint is a dream to work with!

After 18 years our Maple cabinets looked orange. They were in great condition so we didn't want to replace them and paying someone to spray them would cost a ridiculous amount of money. After weeks of debating whether I could or couldn't do this I decided to take the plunge. I painted the whole kitchen by myself so it took me 16 days because it needed 3 coats for coverage but I have absolutely no regrets. I chose the color Bone and it just brightened up the whole room. It's been a year & a half and I can 100% attest to the durability and ease of cleaning when it comes to this paint. So thankful for this amazing product!

Took 20 year old bathroom cabinet and painted with color Stonehedge. Turned out great!!

Painted the inside Cashmere and the outside Irish Garden

I’ve been wanting to refresh this piece since I got it. I am absolutely in love with Polo, I can’t wait to paint more. It’s deep, rich and the perfect navy!

2 coats with the brush and dry roller technique. Once dry there was a couple spots to touch up but this project took a total of 3 hours from beginning to end.

Love your products, my cabinets and fireplace are next in line????

Super cute pet hideaway made from a TV. Paint is a mix of Iron Gate, Abbey, Cobblestone, Polo, and maybe some Cashmere? LOL, don’t know ratios! ????

Paintied bathroom vanity using brush and stipple method. Love how it turned out

I painted so much furniture this summer using all in one and I’m so happy with the results

I’ve owned this TV/entertainment stand since 2010 and it was time for a new look. I added wheels and used the Abbey color.

This was my first time using it and it dried fast and I used the brush and it came out really smooth! Can’t wait to use the sponge next time.

I refinished a 20 yrd old oak table using Almond and vintage brown antiquing gel.

I refinished my 20 yr old buffet hutch using Almond 3 coats and vintage brown antiquing iquing gel. Followed the steps of deglossing, removing hardware, all doors and glass shelves. I left off center door. I wallpapered back glass.

I got these solid wood chairs for free! Decided to paint them saltwater and add a cushion. They turned out fabulous!

This was a door I did for a lady in my neighborhood. It was badly sun bleached and wearing out. I did the Tobacco Gel Stain. I used a chip brush and wiped back with a rag then the third coat I left on more. It looks stunning with her white brick home.

Painted mailbox with Iron Gate and it looks better than all in the neighborhood

I cleaned and painted these deer made of concrete. They were faded and the old paint was peeling. They look so fresh again.

I finally painted my ugly stained front door and side lights in iron gate. I also painted the inside black as well. Will be using corinthian on the handle and the adjacent light fixtures soon.

Painted my capri colored door that had dog scratches. Wanted a new color and London it was! The color is perfect for the shutters in doing in Corinthian. Also, I took an old door sign painted it colosseum and antiqued it before applying new letters for a new farmhouse door sign. Love, Love, love it! Thank you Paula and Melissa!!!

My husband wanted to replace our garage doors with wood doors, but the price was crazy. I used HTP to redo my kitchen a couple of years ago and ran across the gel stain products.
I figured it was worth a try. Prepped, de-glossed, and started the gel staining in Walnut. It took a couple of panels to get the hang of it, but once we got it we were a machine. I would mention that it ended up being a 100-degree day, which I would not recommend as the gel stain was starting to get tacky quickly by the end of the project.
He likes the way they turned out. The project isn't complete, he still needs to trim out the garage with wood to replace the worn metal trim that is currently there.
Contemplating a second coat.

With the rock we added to our house and the Cedar wood trim we knew we needed a wood look door so we created it using the paint stain

I needed to brighten up my black door. Hibiscus is perfect with my gray house and black shutters.

Last year we changed our house color from a tan to Behr Grey Hound, Taking a boring fawn/tan ranch and make it pop a bit. So After many months of working with the painting process and waiting for the new front door to come in and the new roof to go on we were so happy....and then i saw the video to make the garage doors look like wood. But it was winter time in Wisconsin yet and i had to wait. But i placed my first order and waited patiently for it to warm up. And here is our finished project. We did a second coat( a few days later) of what we called a dry brush to get a darker look because our front door is Dark Walnut and that completed the look. The first coat was a little bit too washed out for our taste as we followed Paula's video exactly. I think you have to do your own thing to make it work once you figure out how to work with the gel stain. Definitely don't work with the product on a hot day. We waited for a 75 degree day and set up a pop up tent to keep the sun off. We have had so many compliments and are just so happy with how it turned out.

Keeping it simple in classic iron gate. Door sporting a sign honoring SHARK WEEK

My front door was just a front door nothing special. Oh But now there is life there is pizzazz there is the awesomeness! Moving on to the next project!

I painted the front door of this beach house in Amalfi. It really updates the look. Later I bought this pottery totem pole for the yard that matches the color perfectly!

I used 1/2 qt London. I did 2 coats.

I own a townhome in Ohio. The previous owner wanted everything to match. I on the other hand wanted it to look like two separate places. I chose Polo and Regal and couldn’t be more happy!! Love HTP products.

Our front door to our beach house was blahhhh. Amalfi was the perfect Heirloom Traditions Paint to brighten up the entire house !!
I’m in love !

I used Weathervane to repaint my front door. It has a bluish tone to it but I think it turned out beautifully!

We originally had bifold doors here, which I hated because everyone left them open all the time. We bought 2 screen doors at Home Depot and cut the bottom to fit the space. I added burlap to the inside of the screens to make it less see through. I painted it with Polo using Brush & Roll Technique while the doors were still uninstalled. We added serving size spoon/fork for the handles (adding more curve to create handle shape). We built up the inside of the doorway to fit the screen door and to catch the door as it closed. We also added a decorative trim to the outside edge then I painted all this with Linen. We installed them using spring hinges (Amazon) so they have that classic screen door sound!

I hated looking at my white door with nasty kids hand prints. I tried the cathederal sample and I love this paint goes on easy and works great!

Whitewashed the brick and painted hearth and mantle

I bought this house a year and a half ago and decided to do this project first and then tackle the kitchen cabinets second. Kind of as a test run. I was pleasantly surprised how awesome it turned out!

Transformed my daughter’s drab red brick fireplace into a light and bright fireplace that is no longer the elephant in the room. It is softer and more inline with the Farmhouse trend. I used 3 different colors of All-In-One paint, a dollar store sponge mop head. I poured 3 different colors of paint into a tray, swirled them like making a marble cake, dipped the sponge mophead into the paint, then lightly sponged each brick. My daughter still wanted to have the red brick showing through and didn’t want a painted look so I did not apply the paint with a brush, only the sponge mophead. Took maybe 2 hours and was extremely easy to do.

Started w a electric fireplace that was too dark for my taste.
Ended w a piece that I’m so happy with!!!

Updated the fireplace doors from bronze 1980's with Abbey all in one paint. Also painted the side vents of the fireplace where the fans are for the blowers. Cleaned the fireplace before I painted it with the deglosser/degreaser cleaner. After painting 2 coats we changed the handles on the doors. We think this has made a change for the better. With the lights over the Fireplace on it has a brown tone and with the lights off it looks more grey. Now the fireplace matches the side blower vents. This project took me less than 3 hours.

I painted with cashmere 1:1 ratio of water and paint. Dipped my brush and then dabbed excess off before painting the brick. Restrained the mantle with Minwax Ebony and used Rustoleum flat black spray paint on the brass insert.

My brick fireplace was painted when we purchased our house. I’ve tried re-painting it many, many times with various colors, but I never felt it looked good. The before photo is from Christmas years ago because I’ve avoided snapping pics of the ugliness.
I tried the mop head faux brick technique over the real brick and I’m finally satisfied with the results. I also painted the mantle and hearth with Truffle.

Removed all trim filled in gaps painted with antique Brown white and weathered wood gels. Use the mop head to make brick on top of cobblestone background.

Painted the gold and updated the black frame with Weathervane. Took a few coats but I absolutely love how it turned out!!

Renovating an 1845 Federal style house. This is a fireplace mantle put in in the 80’s
Going to stencil on the white tiles next to tie it together.