I recently came across this picture of a restaurant interior and thought the corkscrew was an ingenious and fresh use of chalkboard paint ~ admittedly a trend that has been a wee bit overdone. Don't get me wrong, I love it and have a great vintage blackboard in my own kitchen.
I got to thinking about other new and fresh ways to use the paint, and came across some really great ideas!
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| My kitchen blackboard. |
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| Painted onto the backs of cabinets, or even bookcases, I have used wallpaper to do this, but never chalkboard paint! |
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| place mats. A cute play on blackboard menus. |
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| herb planter. |
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| No needles to sweep! |
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| A menu is fairly common, but I love the subway tile frame. |
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| It works in a modern setting as well! |
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| A great way to practice your geography, |
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| Easter eggs! |
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| labels |
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| A wall calendar in various shades of gray. |
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| Come on! SO creative, |
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| Kitchen back splash! I'm also loving the little cookbook shelves above, but I digress. |
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| Painted trays. Serve decanted wine and write the vintage on the tray! |
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| Chalkboard paint can be any color you wish! |
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| I'll say it again - I love a painted stair! |
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