Front Door Makeover with Krylon Frosted Glass

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Hey there! Today I want to talk front door makeovers. But first, how was your weekend? I hope yours was as relaxing as ours! My in-laws offered to take the kiddos for the weekend so we enjoyed a nice break! On top of that, they also got us tickets to the Wichita State/OU basketball game! My hubby’s dad and I graduated from Wichita State and both of our families are big fans! We had great seats and it was really fun!

We also did some Christmas shopping, tried a new restaurant, saw a movie and started on this much needed front door makeover!

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Front Door Before

Yikes, right? That nasty piece of fabric was keeping prying eyes away, but it was time for it to go! And the paint on the door and trim was needing a fresh coat.

First, we started by removing the curtain, cleaning the door and taping off the hardware.

Cue the frosted glass spray paint. We purchased the Krylon version at our local hardware store as an alternative to having a curtain over the windows. This is similar to what we used. I wanted to be able to let light in, but still have privacy, so we decided to give this a shot!

We sprayed the glass in even coats until it was thoroughly covered.

After the windows were dry, I used a trim brush to carefully paint the door in between the panes. I didn’t want to risk taping it off and then the tape pulling off the frosted spray. We used the same paint that we used on our wet bar turned coffee nook makeover and you can read about it here. I wanted it to tie in with the dining room where the nook sits off to the side. (See pic at end of the post.)

Time for the rest of the door! I gave it a quick coat and then gave the trim a quick fresh coat while I waited for the door to dry. Then I started back up at the top of the door with the second coat. The nice thing about this paint is it has great coverage and a super fast dry time!

After the second coat was finished on the door we gave the trim another quick coat, as well. Then we removed the tape from the hardware and DONE!

Front Door After

What do you think? Here’s the view from the dining room/coffee nook:

I love the way it all ties together from the gray stain on our dining table to the gray cabinets on our coffee nook and on out to the front door. It gives it a very cohesive look.

Well friend, thank you for stopping by today! I hope you have a wonderful day! I’ll see you soon!

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