DIY & BUDGET FRIENDLY Kitchen Countertops UNDER $100
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- This vision has been in my head since I first stepped foot into the Kitchenette of the Airbnb. I am excited to show you the almost final result of the kitchen countertop! The herringbone pattern is no joke and was definitely a tedious undertaking but it was well worth the end result! Let me know what you think! Thanks for watching!
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Lauren, first I must say that, like everyone else, FANTASTIC idea AND execution!!!! Then I want to add that as someone around your mothers age, who has been diy-ing with what I had access to and with my father’s advice and help, YOU ROCK GIRL!!! To see what you have accomplished in so short a time with grit and determination, I am proud of you and I am certain your parents are too! You are amazing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
thank you so much! (: glad you enjoy! i appreciate your support!
I think it is gorgeous! I have been wanting to replace my kitchen counter, but I would be thrilled with this!
I think it’s gorgeous too! I admire your skill and perseverance as well as your expertise in working out how to complete jobs Lauren!
Love the herringbone pattern.
Just a thought, how about using the herringbone pattern throughout the bnb as well as the colour choice? You have the herringbone wall hooks for the hallway so how about laying the sunroom floor with a herringbone pattern and using it on the bedroom feature wall (perhaps not the complete wall but partially) and perhaps somewhere on the stairs maybe in wall decoration or artwork.
I think you should use the Marine quality sealer. They use it on boats, so since this is a sink area it should be perfect for you.
Ahh! I may have to look into it to be waterproof !
Thanks for the tip and thanks for watching!
@@FurnitureFlippingTeacher there is a 2 part food safe epoxy I used over Rustoleum counter top paint. It has lasted 5 years.
Why not just use the products used on butcher block counters? That’s food safe...
I think marine grade “spar varnish” might not be food safe, plus, in times past, it yellowed badly.
agreed! That is exactly what I was going to recommend, but also a thick resin!
I cannot believe that you just did a beautiful herringbone counter out of paint sticks! Genius! I love it!! Amazing!!
WHAT??? I'VE GOT TO WATCH THIS VIDEO
Um yeah pretty but way too much work for my taste.
I'll be interested to see how that polyurethane holds up to the water. We installed a wood countertop and used Waterlox on it. 7 years later, it's doing awesome. No watermarks or stains whatsoever. I love this countertop though. So very beautiful.
Lauren, Lauren, Lauren!!!! WOW! that counter top is FANTASTIC! You outdid yourself and it's so incredibly perfect with the old tile and old sink!!! Anyone can have a brand new kitchen done but this will be the most charming of them all! GREAT JOB!
Thanks so much!! your kind words are always a pleasure to read! Thanks for your support!
I agree it is a wonderful job! You are very talented.
If you are a renter and want to do this first put down a layer of white or sand brown contact paper and glue the wood on top of that then you can peel it up when you move out.
Lauren I'm a college professor. Been at my current job 20 years. As a fellow educator I'm so excited by your channel and creativity. I adore you are your ideas!!
After cleaning, the drain part of the sink looks almost rose gold/copper and I was wondering if it might look really cool to spray paint that metal edge banding to match before reinstalling it and possibly find or paint the faucet to match as well? Those colors seem like they’d really compliment the wood tone.
I had a terrible time with my bathtub when I moved into my 1930 home. There was an excessive amount of calcium build-up. I started with BKF soft scrub then the powder, White vinegar, baking soda, then I remembered a trick using Mt Dew. I let it soak for 20 minutes and I saw large clumps of calcium float up. I still had a ring where the soda couldn't reach, and no amount of scrubbing would take it off. I thought I would have to live with it until I discovered Zep Toilet Cleaner that has an acid base and clings to the surface. I was so impressed that I have become a ZEP full-time user.
Good to know! Recently I purchased a vintage 30's sink and it's hot that build up! Thank you!
Just beautiful, Lauren! What a great job... Congratulations! 👏 Can't wait to see the finished look.
Thank you so much!!
My jaw is on the FLOOR! THESE are the kinds of renovations we need!!!! Supremely creative! I'm loving it and completely astounded.
You go girl!
Looks nice, but I doubt it will last with only poly. You really need to put something like a marine grade epoxy resin in an area where guests will be using water. The fact that you put water-based poly on will complicate using the resin. You will need to do extra surface prep to be sure you will get good adhesion between the poly and the resin, otherwise the resin will chip off.
Thanks for the info! We'll see how it holds up !
The counter top look gorgeous and was definitely a time consuming job. I would've never thought of using paint sticks to create something this beautiful. I love the look. Great job, Lauren !! Thanks for another great video !!
Thank you ! Yes - time consuming but worth it!
@@FurnitureFlippingTeacher Id love to have seen the top counter pieces staggered in different sizes to be cohesive rather then 4' same length pieces. Otherwise chevron idea was so so cool.
Looks amazing but I’m a little concerned about the durability😉
we shall see! thanks for watching!
I just love the look of the herringbone tile! I wasn't sure how it would blend with the tile but it is beautiful! I can't wait to see what you have in store for us next!
Thanks so much! 😊
Very nice 👌
I love the countertop but I think it competes with the tile. The paint may tie it all together. I’ll wait and see. 😊
I agree! Too much *pattern.*
It’s beautiful. I would have taken the easy way and bought a ready made piece of butcher block. The sink looks great. It’s nice that you record this time of your life. It will be interesting to see in the future.
Lauren, You are the most amazing, talented, and creative young lady I have ever seen in my 78 years. I never miss a video. You did a fabulous job on the counter top. It is very interesting and eye catching. Your parents must be deeply proud of you.
Outstanding Job Lauren!! Absolutely beautiful work! You have out done yourself YET AGAIN!!! I love this look you got going! Super cool to see this done in this way!! Great idea!! This is going to be such a cute kitchen!! Keep up the amazing work!!
You are amazing! It looks beautiful, but I can't get over your patience. Years ago I did my countertop and I wound up painting it and then splattering it with a lighter shade and then applied three coats of poly and called it a day. Yours is so much better, but I think I might have lost my mind with that detail. It is gorgeous though and I can't wait to see the finished product. I am so enjoying your videos. Please keep them coming! Take good care.
so glad you enjoyed it! patience is easier when you have the finished look on your mind! Thanks for watching!
Looks great! This being a rental space, you need to consider something a bit more durable to seal it with. I don’t think that poly is going to cut it. Unfortunately rental spaces take a bit of a beating, and that was a lot of work. I can just see someone spilling their spaghetti sauce on that, and ruining it. 😩. Great idea, and execution, you don’t want all your hard work ruined.
This was such a great idea and it turned out looking amazing. I use these paint sticks often when I'm making dollhouse furniture and the one thing that helps me keep them all the right length size is by clamping a small piece of wood to the right side of the saw. This allows me to cut each piece the same size. I cut one butted up next to the clamped wood then each piece after the first piece goes butted up next to the same clamped wood making all the cuts will be exactly the same length. When my dad was alive he use to call this a stop block which ultimately makes all your cuts the same size in length. Just be sure you if you try this to cut slower to avoid the wood from kicking back or clamp a top wood guard on top of where the paint sticks slide over to the stop block wood.
I was get soooo sad when the videos end ! I’m sooo excited for you !! It looked amazing ! One thing I have learned is DIY’s are never easy haha they may look easy but nope haha
I think you did amazing can’t wait to see another update ! Also yay you got the faucet off !! Challenge accepted and conquered 💪🏼😎
I love the herringbone. Well done. You're so patient, Lauren. The Air BnB is going to be fabulous!
Thank you! I sure hope so!!
How will you protect and waterproof this? So renters don’t ruin it? Looking so good.
It is just stunning. Truly. I've never seen anyone do that and am in love with it. You really nailed it with this project idea. Leaving it a natural color has added warmth, texture, and a touch of modern to the vintage sink and tile. Wow!!! 💗💗💗
What a great choice. Tons of work! Love how excited you are about it. It looks FANTASTIC!
🤩 You never cease to amaze me with the projects you take on, the counter looks really good!! Great job Lauren!!!!
Excellent work
You have done the most difficult job which is the having the patience to achieve so much in very short time …the whole process is all about persistence well done 👌🏻 🌷
Love that the sinks drain matches the counter. Great Job! It's beautiful!
It looks like you are using Gorilla Wood Glue. If so, it won't stick to laminate or painted surfaces. It's also not recommended for area with continual water exposure. If that is the glue you used, I'm afraid the wood is just going to pop up no matter what you do. Also if it's not Gorilla Wood Glue and it is made to stick to laminate, I would have sanded the top first to rough it up.
You’re so talented. Just like everyone else, those countertops are beautiful and the work you put into them is amazing!
It turned out beautifully. Inspiring to other DIY'ers.
I love the budget friendly idea of using the paint sticks. The sink is so cool! I love how unique it is. Looking good! 👍🏻✌🏼
Love the countertop. I use oversized heavy duty silicone placemats (Amazon) to protect my counters when I cook, then roll them up and put them away after I clean up. Love them, resists stains and can place hot things with no damage! Best wishes! 🌹❤️
When you started with paint sticks I was skeptical about how they would fit together and seal. But your finished result is gorgeous! Looking forward to the next video!!!
I told you the screens on the surfprep were fantastic 👏. I also voted for wood counters! I love it! Great job Lauren 😁
This has been a fascinating process to watch. Love it.
Thanks so much!
Lauren, you do phenomenal work!! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE your makeovers!!!! ❤ Sending love from 🌞 🌴 FL!
I loved this project! You are such a hard worker!! I can’t wait to see it finished!
thanks! i appreciate your kind words! Thanks for watching!
you should stagger the top of the countertop area. It looks a bit off & all glued down the same length in 4's.... It would look way better with some shorter & some longer staggered pieces. THE CHEVRON idea is soooo cool though !!!!!
You should look into Scrub Daddy Power Paste for the sink. I have a porcelain sink in my house from the 1950's that had stains that would not budge. Power Paste polished it up and removed every stain without much effort. Highly recommend.
😬 How long do you both plan to have the counter top? I couldn't imagine using a water based protectant next to a sink and expecting it to be fine after a few uses.
Lauren you nailed it 🥰 I am loving this trend of herringbone design, thanks for sharing, can't wait to see what you will do with the backsplash🤗🤗🤗
What a cool idea using those paint stick countertops!!and I do really like the black splash-I’ve been watching your channel since before you bought this house-huge undertaking but your both doing a great job,so excited to watch the process
When you introduced your idea for the countertop I thought "Oh no . . .this will take forever, I don't know if its gonna look good". But it turned out GREAT! you are so patient and hard working Girl
I love it. you did a wonderful job Lauren. Turned out gorgeous. Thank you for sharing this ❤
It looks nice! I like the warmth of the wood next to to the vintage tiles. I’m looking forward to seeing the finished kitchen. Go girl!
What a unique idea. I love it! You have the patience of a Saint to do all that. Great job! It's going to be an incredible Air BnB
Thanks a bunch!
You rocked it off the charts! Look at all your creating - go woman GO❣️
I had a porcelain sink like that. I used part Clorox and Dawn and filled it up let it soak overnight and then used a scrubber to clean the rest. it came so white beautiful.
Ahh great idea! Thanks for watching!
I couldn't get my sink clean just scrubbing it with bleach. but when I put bleach in the sink with water to mop my floor I was shocked and relieved that it was all clean when I drained the sink!!😅
Same with our old sink. Mom would leave the water in and looked like new after.
In the bath room I would clean up the windows and frost them so that you still have all the natural lighting yet privacy at the same time while saving money
Paint backsplash all white, it would update the kitchen.
Agreed
No it is great .
ohh I love the backsplash as it is! It's actually the inspiration for the whole area!
I was thinking the same thing!
I would leave the tile.
OMG,the countertop looks fantastic! Good for you, for trying something new, and it looks great! First-time seeing a wooden countertop! Well done, Lauren!!
That herringbone is gorgeous! I love it! I am amazed at how well it turned out. I wouldn’t have a wood countertop in a regularly used heavy-duty kitchen but for an Airbnb, it is perfect and stylish. Judy love it!
This looks so nice. I love watching you make older things look good. I have always loved antiques.
Wow, what a labor of love. You did an amazing job with the cuts and the layout Lauren. I love the herringbone pattern. Great job using the sawdust for your filler. One thing I would do as a last counter addition would be to add a couple wooden hotplates for your guests to place hot pans on, so as to avoid wood burns on the new countertop.🌷🌷
I love it! What a creative way to redo countertops!!! I cannot wait to see this completed! And that sink…….GASP
Lauren you certainly took on a huge task with all your measuring and cutting, shows what great patience and skills you have developed, I think it looks great and butcher block counter tops are very popular so I think it's an excellent idea to make the benches last longer with out replacing them :)
Power paste from Amazon is the best thing to get a shine on stainless steel.
You can revive the faucet with this product.
Ahh thanks! We are a bit passed that point, they already sawed the pipes off! 🤣
It’s amazing to see such a beautiful countertop made from paint sticks and I love the look of it against the ceramic tile wall! I also have so much respect for your ingenuity and perseverance in creating it! I would love to see the whole finished project.
Just finished watching this….looks great! Love the fact you’re preserving that beautiful sink!
I am so in love with this. You are a creative genius. You managed to come up with something incredibly gorgeous without breaking the budget. You are so willing to give things a shot and go with the flow is my number one takeaway. I would have needed a 3 page instruction pamphlet with photos!
I love the countertop, I’m a little concerned that the sticks may pop off, but I may have missed you roughing up the under counter surface, but it’s beautiful and you have such great ideas !! Way to go !! 👏👏👏
the wood glue is VERY strong and it is also top coated to seal everything together (:
@@FurnitureFlippingTeacher sounds really good, and it’s beautiful, also I think IF there were an issue, it would be a very easy fix 👍
I’m going to try your process on a couple of plant tables. Think this is a great idea! 😊
Love this project! I’ve learned to use sand dust for filler. Thanks for showing it !
WOW ... I actually have a countertop situation similar to yours and decided to go with wood. Your approach was spot-on. I doubt if I could achieve the herringbone pattern, but you have definitely pointed me in the right direction. Thank you so much! I am excited to see how everything turns out.
All I have to say is GENIUS!!! OMG, this turned out amazing! Love it so much and I can't for the finished kitchen reveal.
❤ Well Lauren, when you first started this i thought you were nuts. As a DIYer myself I ‘m taking my hat off to you. I think it turned out just beautiful. What an undertaking - 40 hrs. no stop???❣️
This is SO FUN!!! Seriously! I absolutely love that you switched up the direction of the grain/sticks for the back splash area. Well done! 🤩🎉🙌🏻
This is AMAZING!!!! I can not wait to see the finished area! You know that point in a project that you take a step back and everything just ties together!!!! You ROCK!!!!! lots of love!!!!
Wow! Great job on this project! Interesting concept as well for keeping to a budget!
Beautiful job I love what u did and how you did it cannot wait to see the whole kitchen makeover this was so amazing it did a great job
Thank you sooo much my friend! We are so excited to see it all coming together ☺️
Use white vinegar soaked in paper towels and wrap around the faucet to get the hard water deposits off
That’s amazing and an hood home is NEVER level 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ blessing y’all!!! NEED EPOXY!!!!
It’s a really good solution with the constraints you have. It adds a classic, stylish look without being heavy. The natural color keeps the kitchen feeling bright.
What a neat idea for a countertop. Your hardwork has paid off. It looks awesome. I can't wait to see it all put back together with the painted cabinets.
all in one Heirloom Paint has tutorials on painting counter top, but I guess that's too late now.
I have painted countertops with Beyond Paint but for this I didn't want a solid look!
The countertop looks wonderful! That looked like a LOT of work! Isn't it satisfying when an idea comes together?
Very creative idea for the countertops! Never would have thought about doing that. Turned out really nice.
great idea, looks good, can't wait to see the finish work.
to keep spray cleaners from drying up/evaporating: 1. spray onto surface 2. cover with plastic wrap so cleaner will stay wet and keep working. 3. Remove wrap and discard. MAKE SURE CLEANER WILL NOT DAMAGE SURFACE!!!
looks good ...BUT...the wood is too Soft...will never hold up but great idea...would look good on the wall and new laminate over the old...I THINK SO MAYBE...😊😊😊
The counters are STUNNING!!!!!! ❤ Bar Keepers Friend is amazing!!! I've been using it for over 30 yrs.
This was a truly remarkable do-over. The counter top is just fantastic. Lots of work involved but well worth your time & energy. I really appreciate your work on the sink-to keep it in place & out of the land fill!
The counter top looks great and it's good you managed to clean up the original sink as it keeps more of the overall vintage character of the kitchen.
oh my goodness, so pretty! I'd be really interested in how this is holding up 2 years on. I doubt it would have been a problem, but I'd just be so interested. I'm redoing a 1950's kitchen and trying to keep and recycle whatever I can. Thank you so much for the ideas! :)
Too much effort..I would have painted it blue to match the tile....but amazing job as always...Love your channel...
I am so impressed with the design, the execution and the final result. But mostly with your determination to try to new things and not be afraid to take chances. As you learn, so do we and you are an excellent teacher. I am truly in awe of your final product!
Absolutely...BEAUTIFUL !!! You are sooo creative, I truly enjoy watching you ! Way to go ! 😉
I just love this, cannot believe what you used to make this counter top! You really did a beautiful job Lauran! So beautiful! I just Love all your videos, I try to catch all of them!
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Love it...you've inspired me!! I'll send pictures of mine soon! Fellow teacher...newly retired. ❤️
Don’t know if anyone has mentioned the mixture on tik tok that went viral to clean tubs and sinks. I believe it is a 50/50 blend of baking soda and volume 40 creme developer for coloring hair...I know MR KATE has a video on it..supposedly it REALLY WORKS..!!!!
To be honest I was saying Noooooo at the beginning of the video, mainly because of the practicality of wood around a sink area (have experienced mold, etc), & how the small bits might come out over time. Buuuut, it turned out SO GOOD & SO BEAUTIFUL you changed my mind! I guess if the top coat really does it’s job, there won’t be a problem. Loved the DIY sawdust filler! I can only guess how expensive such a herringbone countertop would cost to buy!!!! 💰 💸 💰 $1,000 maybe? Awesome job Lauren 😎 👍 👏
❤❤❤ Been binge watching since I found you about a month ago. Is there anything you can’t do? I absolutely love your kitchen work surface . fabulous xxx
The herringbone countertop looks amazing. I love it!
I literally loved this idea!!! I’ve been searching butcher block countertops for my townhouse without ripping it all out! It was built 1972 so it would be a bit much. But this solved everything! My kitchen floor I did the peel and stick marble in herringbone pattern so when I seen the first pack of sticks I’m like I’m all in! Thank you so much for all your content. I love your channel! ❤
MY NEXT PROJECT:
I have some bamboo pole wrap sticks & am going to use your Genius idea to do the counter next to my sink! 😆 Look 4 pix, after the 4th (doing a float first).
Trying hard not to be debbie-downer but, arn't stir sticks REALLY soft wood...like put your fingernail in and you have a dent? Also, you CAN change out just the H/C handles...
Wow I love this! Ultimate diy done beautifully!!! You've got me thinking... don't know if I have the patience to do the herringbone, but maybe standard butcher block? Thanks for sharing❣️