Friends!
I'm excited to finally be welcoming you to Lilt Projects. My passion for refurbishing home decor and furniture has led me to spread my wings and start another fun adventure. My house simply cannot hold many more of my completed projects so I'm opening the "virtual store" and will now be selling my creations. Over the past few years, I've come to love finding what one would call junk and turning it into my next coffee table, side table, desk, picture collage...you name it! I literally once dragged oil-covered 10' planks of wood from my neighbors bulk trash pile, loaded it into the back of my RAV 4 and with the door swinging about, I slowly backed-up three houses to my drive way. I saw potential in that filthy wood which is now my backyard farm table. With a little vision, paint, glue, miter saw and screw driver, it's amazing what can be done.
I plan to share stories of various project creations with you including my $2.50, 1920's find from "GW," to the side table made of garbage pile wood fencing to the hanging flower pots that were imagined after spending too much time in the paint aisle at Home Depot. As my new one-of-a-kind creations become available for sale, you will be the first to know before I share to the broader audience of custom decor treasures.
Thanks for supporting my newest passion with your "likes" and "shares"!
- Lilt Projects
I'm excited to finally be welcoming you to Lilt Projects. My passion for refurbishing home decor and furniture has led me to spread my wings and start another fun adventure. My house simply cannot hold many more of my completed projects so I'm opening the "virtual store" and will now be selling my creations. Over the past few years, I've come to love finding what one would call junk and turning it into my next coffee table, side table, desk, picture collage...you name it! I literally once dragged oil-covered 10' planks of wood from my neighbors bulk trash pile, loaded it into the back of my RAV 4 and with the door swinging about, I slowly backed-up three houses to my drive way. I saw potential in that filthy wood which is now my backyard farm table. With a little vision, paint, glue, miter saw and screw driver, it's amazing what can be done.
I plan to share stories of various project creations with you including my $2.50, 1920's find from "GW," to the side table made of garbage pile wood fencing to the hanging flower pots that were imagined after spending too much time in the paint aisle at Home Depot. As my new one-of-a-kind creations become available for sale, you will be the first to know before I share to the broader audience of custom decor treasures.
Thanks for supporting my newest passion with your "likes" and "shares"!
- Lilt Projects
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