Storage for My Vintage Quilts and Pillows

In May 2013 I revealed how I painted this Armoire 

But I didn't show y'all the inside. When I paint a piece of furniture such as a chest, hutch, night stand, armoire, etc. I never open the doors or drawers to show y'all the inside. You know why? Because I normally don't paint the inside. Nope nada. I'm lazy and I stop after I paint the outside. Well, a couple weeks ago I decided to paint the inside of the guestroom armoire.

So let's open up these doors and see what I did to the inside.

First let's look at how it was before. This is the original furniture finish and there was a small television in here, but we removed it and took it to Goodwill a while back.

Ta da! Now, it's bright and colorful inside. I painted the four drawers the same red as the outside since I still had some leftover paint. I used Annie Sloan® chalk paint in Emporer's Silk. I painted the open area in Amy Howard One Step paint in French Blue.

Now I have a nice place to store my vintage quilts and some of my vintage fabric pillows when they aren't being used.

I kept looking at those four plain boring drawers and decided to add a little pizzazz. I came across these polka dotted stick on numbers at Hobby Lobby.

I think that is just what was needed.

This was an easy fix that took half a day to do.

Do you paint the inside of your furniture or are y'all lazy like me?

You can see how I transformed the exterior of the armoire here.