Here is the starting point inside the front door:
Added 1"x4" strips of wood to the wall. I used countersunk screws into the studs since I planned on attaching large coat hooks. It probably wasn't necessary, but with my kids and their fifty pound backpacks it was worth the extra effort. I filled the holes with wood filler, sanded and primed.
Then used two coats of Ultra White Behr Satin.
Installed the bronze coat hooks. I think they were about $3 each.
When visitors come over, they always comment about how interesting it is that I used a door by the front door for my coat hooks. I didn't plan to make it look like a door, but when I look at it I see how much it does. Cool!
Like this a lot!
ReplyDeleteThank you Laurie. :)
ReplyDeletegreat job. Looks like it was always there. Cozy, functional and attractive.
ReplyDeletePam
There is nothing like having hooks where you need them and by the door is the perfect place.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your foyer with us!
Very practical and functional!...Christine
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your kind comments. You guys are so awesome.
ReplyDeleteA very nice entry!
ReplyDeleteThank you Martha.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! It is so functional and attractive.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, Karen, and very smart to alternate the heights. I'm sure you've found it practical and good looking!
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea! You are very handy. Very inspiring...
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