Our new website!

Hello Friends! Come join us on our new website at: 

CottageCharm.net

Let us remodel your cabinets!

Let us refinish your existing cabinetry for a FRACTION of the cost to buy new! 
Several sample finishes to choose from, specializing in glazing & antiquing, with over 20 years experience. Also offering bead board end caps and island wraps, 
baseboard trim, and crown molding for additional character and interest. 

We keep our prices low without compromising quality. 
All estimates are free, friendly and professional. 

Here's just a few samples...

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!

*Referrals available upon request*

Give us a call or text to see our custom samples in person, 
and have a free private color consultation. 

We can also give you an estimate over the phone!

Call: 

801-209-1551 or 801-652-4808

Our first flip!

For years, we've wanted to flip a house and we finally decided to do it! 

Our first flip needed to be small and somewhat simple, since it was our first go-around. Unfortunately, I didn't take the best before and after pics, so this will have to do :)

The kitchen was very small, but with a few changes we knew we could easily update it as well as open it up. There were a few things we needed to get rid of altogether: the upper center cabinets, the outdated drop ceiling, and the faux brick back splash.

Here it is after. By sticking with neutral colors on the cabinets, walls, backsplash, floor tile, and countertops, it created a much more open flow throughout the kitchen and dining area.

 Here's another angle...

The back side of the bar was wrapped in bead board, and finished with a baseboard trim. Along the top of the cabinets where the drop ceiling had once been, was finished with crown moulding.

We also replaced all the appliances with stainless steel.

 Flooring before...

After...

We stuck to the same process on the bathrooms too.

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The basement was actually very spacious and just needed a few minor changes.

We painted the basement throughout, and refinished the plywood kitchenette/bar area.

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The other side of the bar...ugh :(

This was definitely the most challenging. Since we were at the end of our budget, we had to get creative with what we had left to spend. We were able to save quite a bit of money by making our own countertops. The top is stained birch wood with trim, and the lower half was a kit we bought at Home Depot, where we painted layers with sponges, and finished with a clear coat. 

The living room was in great shape with a new fireplace, so all we did in here was paint.

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All together, this house took about 6 weeks. After the first day on the market, we ended up getting two offers...YAY!! Let the bidding wars begin! 

Old English Farmhouse Tables

I haven't had much time to blog lately because we've been over-the-top SWAMPED with work...

Not that it's a bad thing, just trying to keep up with it all has been a bit like spinning plates :)

Anyhoo, we finally took the leap to shipping our farm furniture nationally, and we've had a fantastic response. We're still trying to figure out a few of the minor details, but things are progressing well!

The newest item to our collection is an Old English farm table, with beautiful large 5" turned legs.
You know how I feel about pretty turned legs!

Well, this particular set is headed to New York at the end of the week, so I had to get a few shots of it before we shipped it out. Wishing I could just keep it!

This is our barn wood finish, which I'm reeeeally loving these days ;)

If you want to check out more of our farmhouse collection, click here!

Have a great weekend!!

New finishes to the farmhouse collection

We've added a couple of new finishes to our farmhouse collection that we are pretty fond of :)

This is one of our head board/foot board sets finished in Charcoal Grey. 

This color resembles the patina of a primitive piece...love love LOVE this finish! 

 And this table top is finished in a new color called Jocobean, which is very rich and dark. 

I just love how the character in the grain comes to life once the stain is applied, 

and each piece of furniture has it's own unique look. 

We are also currently working on a kitchen island design, and toying with the idea of offering chunky turned legs as another option to our Provincial Farmhouse Tables. For more information, hop on over to the Farmhouse Collection! :)