
Basically, I've been a blogging slacker. I'm still here, but have been a bit busy with our girls who are now out of school for summer. I've been staring at a lot of stair images recently (no pun intended). I knew it was time to lighten things up in our entry. I'm drawn to white stair risers and white trim wood work. To me it looks so classic.

Our front entry has a great staircase going up and connects to a back stair case that leads to the kitchen. We love it, but are ready for some lightening up and contrast.(Beach towels drying up top give you a clue that we've been at the pool a bit this summer.)
First, the hubs frog taped the risers for me so that I could get to work. Next up, I sanded the risers.
After three coats of white trim paint (semi-gloss) it's looking much brighter.
Next up- the railings will go black and dramatic. The walls will get some white trim work too. I can't wait to finish the transformation this week.
SO pretty, Tracy!! What a huge difference, have fun finishing it up between trips to the pool! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam! Pool days and home projects are the good life! Hope you're having a great summer.
DeleteLove what you did and I think black railings will be perfect. Looks great so far! I'm always impressed with the projects you're doing.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, that white brings the stairs from drab to fab- love it!
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