This is such an amazing transformation of a countertop quick fix with chalk paint.
Our newlyweds Emily and Kevin have been fixing up their cute love nest!
First Emily started by painting this small master bedroom room grey. I was like no…don’t paint the small room grey it will make it feel even smaller but I was wrong!
It looks amazing!
Emily needed a quick fix for her kitchen countertops because she did not like the current laminate countertops. Nor did she like the color of the back splash. With very little money she decided to paint the countertops with black chalkpaint.
Then to complete the look she painted the backsplash tiles with grey paint.
It is amazing to see the difference! Here are are the Laminate countertops after quick fix with chalk paint.
Don’t you love the idea of countertop quick fix?
I wish I would have known about this years ago when we had a house with laminate countertops.
The combination of black countertops and white cabinets is just beautiful.
Years ago I had a kitchen that had dark wood and black cabinets. I painted some of the cabinets white and it looked amazing!
You can see a closeup of the backsplash tiles that used to be beige and now are painted grey. Such a inexpensive way to update an older kitchen with just paint!
The black chalkboard painted countertops just make the white cabinets pop!
The countertops now really look like soapstone!
Here is what she used- Rustoleum chalkboard paint with a roller brush.
Paint 3 coats and let dry In between coats.
Then she waxed and buffed to protect the paint finish.
Emily used Minwax finishing paste and then buffed the counters with Ryobi orbital buffer.
This is such a cute old fashioned kitchen. Emily bought some hanging baskets to store things above the little oven and cabinets.
I have used chalk paint on my master bathroom vanity, chalk painted a black entertainment center duck egg blue and chalk painted my mom’s bedroom furniture a pretty soft grey for a French look!
Emily says she loves them and are holding up great! Yeah for countertop quick fix chalk paint!
She makes sure to use a cutting board so as not to scratch the paint with sharp knives.
I love how it looks!!
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You show chalkboard paint but keep referring to chalk paint. That is two different paints, so is it chalk paint or chalkboard paint?
Hi Donna it is called chalkboard paint you can see it on the post. Sorry about the confusion. It’s a form of chalk paint.
I LOVE the way this looks... similar to soapstone. But I'm wondering if the wax has to be reapplied on a regular basis?
Hi Julie,
Good question I am not sure as my daughter moved from this house but I think the wax is pretty durable. If it were me I would probably put a light coat once a year... kind of like polishing a car. I agree it totally looks like soapstone! Thanks for popping over to say hi :)
Karin