
All Summer long I have wanted to redo my garage entry door. I saw it on Just a Girl (love her site btw) and I knew it was the one redo that I could fit in my schedule.

Before
AfterVoila! New and improved. I have to admit it was kind of a pain. I skipped the priming step, which was really silly of me! So I had to do several touch ups and then polyurethaned it several times, so the paint wouldn't come off. I got the vinyl letters from Shelley Smith of Wonderfully Wordy. It's one of the easiest and best redo's I've seen online. I LOVE love the look of it and it makes me happy every time I drive in my garage. Which is what a redo is about right??
Have a blessed day!







Gorgeous! Very London/industrial chic. I'd be happy if this was my front door, let alone my garage entry door. Gotta go, I've just spied your link to your laundry room redo...Meredith xo.
ReplyDeleteI love it! Very neat, I have to remember this one for the future. :)Mae
ReplyDeleteoh man i love this!
ReplyDeletesimply smashing! Loving the black door and the numbers too. I like small attainable projects :o)
ReplyDeleteLove this and am now following your blog to follow you on your journey in life. I was wondering how do you get the cute writing to be in writing on your side bars ? I love it and am trying to up date my blog look. Also come join me at the end of next week and join in on the fun on my blog for contest and prizes. Kath' at dublshot@comcast.net and www.lilbitoldlilbitnew.com
ReplyDeleteGreat job! We have a new garage door that needs to be painting and I have been putting it off! This is definately inspiring! Hugs from Conroe, TX!
ReplyDeleteOooo, GREAT JOB! Love this sharp clean look! I'm so glad I could help out! Your girls are ADORABLE by the way! Thanks for letting me see your project! I love when people share!
ReplyDeleteShelley
Wow that is so awesome! You have some great decorating ideas. Now I will be planning and scheming an update on my garage door when we return to Texas. I just updated my blog yesterday with shabby blogs and realized I have the same pattern as you!
ReplyDeleteIt looks SO good... I adore it!! :) I love the big white numbers!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great, Becky! Very inspiring!
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Julie M.
I love it! You can come over and do mine anytime.
ReplyDeleteYour so funny!! It looks great!!
ReplyDeleteThat is really cool!
ReplyDeletegreat door!
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful monday...
chasity
I love it!
ReplyDeleteI saw her blog on it too and have been wanted to do mine the same way :)
It's lovely, Becky! :) Makes me wish I had a garage to redo the door. ;)
ReplyDeleteThat looks great...well done!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing makeovers of unexpected places! I once painted a trompe l'oeil mural in our closet-like master bathroom behind the door. No one ever saw it unless they were using our bathroom and had the door shut, but it seemed like a great place to spruce up a boring wall that would be stared at a lot and it was a great way to practice my mural skills.
ReplyDeleteLOVE, LOVE, LOVE this!!!! Guess I know what we will be doing this week-end! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday!
Blessings!
Jill
Just stopping in from SITS to say hi! Love the door reno. Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteI am doing this for sure. I have always wanted to paint my doors but never knew what kind of paint to use. Thanks
ReplyDeleteWell that is about fun!!!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat Job, it looks so crisp and fresh now.
ReplyDeleteThis is just fabulous! Love it!
ReplyDeleteHow neat! You did a great job. I just love paint, it's the easiest way to freshen something up. I need to take some to my garage door. We had some shelter dogs for a few months, and they were terrified of storms. One day we had them in the garage and a storm came through while we were out. We came home to dogs chillin' on the couch. They had clawed the door to shreds and somehow managed to gnaw on the knob in such a way that it opened. Needless to say, it needs some tlc.
ReplyDeleteGot a new blog up, btw. :)
Have a great week!
how fun...a great makeover for a door that i'm certain you look at dozens of times a day!!
ReplyDeletei love it
xo
And tell me when you'll be here to redo mine okay?
ReplyDeleteAnytime's good for me...
Ha!
Love it!
ReplyDeleteActually, love all of your re-do's.
And the music you select.
Sweet dreams.
Becky, what an excellent idea!! I love the black and it's good for "dirty" fingerprints too! I may have to be a copycat! :)
ReplyDeleteHow cool! Who knew a garage door could be such a decorating statement...love it!!
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Wow, it looks SO CUTE!!! I love it!
ReplyDeletehi, I'm here via the post on Shabby Blogs in which you were featured. You have a very nice blog. I'm a city girl, though lately I have been kind of wishing I was a country girl. All that beautiful land.
ReplyDeleteit looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a FAB blog you have!! Just found you through Shabby blogs!! LOVE your door makeover it really looks very grand and inviting now!!!!
ReplyDeleteMandii
It turned out great! Our door from the garage is so gross and dirty...maybe it needs a makeover too:-)
ReplyDeleteLOVE her makeover! Our garage door is simply not worthy of something so lovely! Bad garage door. Bad.
ReplyDeleteAnyone who can make a garage door look that gorgeous deserves a medal!!! I found your interview over at Megan's (Shabby Blogs) so I had to come and visit!
ReplyDeleteI'll be back..... blessings....
So nice! I love vinyl lettering/numbering!
ReplyDeleteYour fabulou makeover is featured on Shelley's website.
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