Leather Recliner and Cream Buffet for REsale!

Cream Shabby Chic Buffet and Hutch, originally purchased at The White Rabbit

Base15" deep, 48" wide & 35.5" tall
Top 10.5" deep, 46.25" wide & 47.25 tall

$200

Brown Leather Recliner, originally purchased at Lazy Boy

No side lever

Great condition

$200

Email me if you are interested!

My House is FOR SALE! Take a tour...

It's true...we are moving and our house is FOR SALE!  

Click the following URL to see the Listing:
http://www.marismatrix.com/DE.asp?ID=1305881612

If you or someone you know is interested in buying our home, please give Patti Leonard of
Red Key Realty Leaders a call on her mobile 314-283-3147 or email her at patti@redkeystlouis.com!

6 Dining Room Chairs for REsale!

New to my REsale shop:

Six Dining Room chairs, originally purchased from Pier One

Solid wood with a darker finish

Arts and Crafts inspired

All six just $200

Email or call me if you are interested!

SOLD!!! Another REsale item gets a new home!

SOLD!!!

5 Piece Dining Room Set for REsale!

New to my REsale shop:
5 piece Dining Room set 
Set includes pedestal table with glass top and 4 arm chairs
Thomasville--Ernest Hemingway collection
Chairs are accented with Bamboo and a weaved back
Chair  seats can be REupholstered very easily
All 5 pieces just $500

Email or call me if you are interested!

China Hutch--SOLD!!!

SOLD!!!

Stay tuned for the REveal of an updated paint color on this piece!

Stencil wall REveal

So...here is the wall that my client wanted to REdesign by adding impact with a GRAPHIC WALLPAPER...PLAN A.

And then she changed her plan because we figured out it would have cost her $600 for just the wallpaper (she has great/expensive taste)...and then had to add in the cost of someone else doing the labor of putting up the paper.  

So...onto PLAN B...using a GRAPHIC STENCIL.

This stencil was purchased at Reineke for only $20.  To be fair, she did buy two of these, as she was told that they do get sticky during the process...even with washing...so she just ditched the first one halfway through the process for a clean, non-sticky brand new stencil.

This stencil adhesive spray was around $6...she only needed one can for this wall.

Step one...find the center of the wall...spray the adhesive on the back of the stencil to help stabilize it on the wall...use a foam paint roller to add the top color...roll on the color...remove the stencil...use a hairdryer to speed the drying process...and REPEAT.

Moving right along...

We tag teamed this process...as it was a bit time consuming...and monotonous...but so worth the impact!

TA DA!

High impact for a low cost...

Bam!

What do you think about this REdesign REveal?