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Painted our 90s kitchen and changed the whole look!

My cabinets are so old and worn. It wasn't until I saw this product advertised that I thought I could do it myself. I am thrilled at how it turned out. The color is Haven and matches my tile detail and trim work. Plus I added new hardware (WHICH I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE). This project took almost two of the sample size paint containers.

We painted the cabinets

We needed more space big time . So I took an old bathroom vanity and gave new life .

We put new flooring down in our kitchen and then realized the cabinets clashed with the flooring. I talked my husband into painting the kitchen cabinets cashmere white. Love it!

We have so many cabinets to paint but started in the bathroom. It turned out wonderful. I just can’t understand why this color we used has been discontinued. Didn’t get before pics of the bathroom but included a pic of kitchen cabinets that were exactly the same kind.

Loving the Mediterranean finish with our brass hardware as we make updates step by step. Can’t wait to see new white countertops and updated lights and mirrors as well.

Small Bathroom, beach theme. Using color really brightens the small bathroom. Only took one coat. This paint is wonderful and great for beginners. We even added a sea life decal on the toilet to add to the design.

Went from light wood to beautiful Capri. This paint is wonderful and so easy to use. This is my first paint project. I have never painted before I so I followed the online video. We wanted a turtle, beach theme bathroom and the color was perfect.

I painted my 90’s oak cabinets the color Capri and I'm loving it! I still need to paint my upper cabinets but thats for another weekend. I have brown granite counters and golden oak floors so this warm teal color looks great with it.

Painted my cabinets in spruce and I love it

Before and after with saltwater.

I did my kitchen cabinets in Bone. Backsplash is wallpaper. Turned out great I think

Bringing the 1988 into the modern era. We still have a ways to go but the cabinets look great!

I purchased my house about 4 years ago knowing I was going to have to do some work on it. After working on the yard I decided to update my kitchen cabinets and redo my kitchen. I was quite hesitant on painting the cabinets. My sister told me about All-In-One Paint. I got the sample and experimented on a cabinet I had removed from my kitchen. I loved the results so I purchased a few more samples. Once I decided on my color it was time to paint. I brushed and rolled. (I did paint 3 costs on to get the effect I wanted) Once I had my base color completed, I used sandpaper to make it look a little distressed in places. I then antiqued it and added some pulls. I also used a detail brush with the antiquing gel and added more detail to the cabinet doors and to my pantry door. I used a slightly wet rag to get the wood effect on my pantry door. I did take all of my cabinet doors off. All I need to do now is replace my floor.

Our kitchen was remodeled probably 50 years ago, in the 70’s. We really needed to update it but didn’t have enough money to purchase new cabinets, so we decided to freshen things up by painting with the all-in-one heirloom paint! Easy to do with great pricing!

So we decided to give this paint a shot and it didn’t disappoint! It definitely takes some time to master the technique, but once you get it, you get it. It took two days to do this kitchen (not including a few hours the day before we started to tape and paper everything). Here are some pictures of our kitchen before and after.

We have lived in our home for 2 years and always knew we wanted to update the kitchen. We did the countertops and flooring right away, but could not decide what to do with the cabinets. Get new? Paint? What color? Glad we waited and found All-In-One Paint!
We used Crete on most of the cabinets and Bone on the isle. I did need to order more of each color as we had many cabinets and wanted extra for touch ups.
So happy how it turned out!!

I was so burned out on the orange tint cupboards and the pinkish tiles - I called it 'Operation Get the Red Out'..... I discovered All-in-One paint and became a fanatic, painting everything I can think of. LOVE LOVE LOVE the product! The kitchen was done with Weathervane on the lowers and Cashmere on the Uppers. I am planning to do the carerra marble technique on the countertops in the near future. I didn't realize how yellow the countertops looked until I installed the backsplash tiles. Thrilled I have an affordable option to pursue in my future!

Just realized the flooring wasn't yet completed in this photo - was waiting for my husband to help me move out the stove and refrigerator to finish - too funny!

This project was accomplished 2 years ago - and I've rented the house to my boys - two grown men - so I get to go see it periodically and there is not one paint chip - its super easy to clean - I'm SO impressed with the product I've decided to paint nearly every surface in our RV to update it. I'll be posting more photos in the future as that project gets completed - so excited.

When I first started the bathroom I really hated the cabinets, the wall color, the lights…. Well, I guess the whole entire bathroom. But I decided to do the cabinets last since it was the most tedious for me, hoping I’d decide not to do it.
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As time went on, I still wanted to paint the cabinets so I but the bullet & did them in LONDON. The wall is done in iron gate and a stencil.
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Agreeable gray by Sherwin Williams on bulk of the walls. Replaced light fixtures & BOOM TOTALLY NEW BATHROOM.

The kitchen looks totally different and I love it. Paint color is Abbey.

I found a very badly stained leather chair at a local estate sale for $1.00. Yes...One dollar. I was so excited to try to paint it and make it a part of our "library" room. I am so super excited and proud of the transformation! My family was a bit skeptical...but were all amazed at the end result. I did clean it thoroughly (about 3 times, 4 in the really stained places), using all of the surface prep that was in the leather kit.

When I first started the bathroom I really hated the cabinets, the wall color, the lights…. Well, I guess the whole entire bathroom. But I decided to do the cabinets last since it was the most tedious for me, hoping I’d decide not to do it.
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As time went on, I still wanted to paint the cabinets so I but the bullet & did them in LONDON. The wall is done in iron gate and a stencil.
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Agreeable gray by Sherwin Williams on bulk of the walls. Replaced light fixtures & BOOM TOTALLY NEW BATHROOM.

A friend was going to replace their faux butcher block countertops. I told them I had seen people paint them with the AIO paint and asked if I could practice on their countertops since I had just painted their cabinets.. If they didn’t like it then they could replace them. I used the plastic bag method, this was before the faux paw came to be. After deglossing very well I used linen as the base coat. Then applied champagne, oil rubbed black, gunmetal, pearl and white wash antiquing gels and more Linen for depth. After three days I applied two coats of top coat. Water resistant wasn’t available yet. Needless to say…they loved it!

Used tobacco gel stain and cashmere to transform this staircase from drab to fab!
Prepped with TSP and then deglosser with a scrubby sponge. Next, replaced any missing screw “buttons” and glued them into place. Filled in any gaps with caulk and then starting taping. Lots and lots of taping.
Stained 28’ of handrails and five posts first. Used a chip brush and did not wipe back. Let dry about 24 hours between coats. Lightly sanded, then a very light third coat. The finish is gorgeous. A week later, started the balusters (72 of them!) with the cashmere. First coat with round brush, then coats 2 and 3 with round sponge applicator. Used a bit less than 16oz can of gel stain and almost 2 quarts of paint. Approx 40 hours of hands on work, but we’ll worth the effort. Overall cost was about $130.

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!

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

Turned my old brown kitchen into my dream… open, bright, white modern and beautiful. My house has a lot of dark, rich wood- I need my kitchen to be bright! I absolutely LOVE it now!!!!

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 ???? ❤️????