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Conversation #35: The Repainted Kitchen…again

So my poor neglected blog doesn’t know what to do to get my attention.  For starters, I need a weekend home and this pesky sinus headache to go away before I can fully devoted time to blogging again.  However, I did promise some new pictures of the kitchen so here ya go!

Old gray blue:

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New gray:

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I’m not sure if it translates super well in the pictures, but it is definitely not blue anymore.  I LOVE the new color!  Trust me, I won’t be repainting anytime soon.

Comments

The Pink Chick said…
I love the new color! It looks great! I also adore your kitchen! So cute!!!
Cole said…
Love it!! It look awesome!

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