Roadside Find, Wooden Hutch and Shelves with Picture Frame Molding, Fence Post Finial and Cabinet Door Accents

This is my kitchen hutch that started as a road side find...

well, part of it.

This middle part is the "found" part.

It is all wood and it had glass doors and shelves. 

I removed the glass doors since 2 small boys and glass doors

wasn't going to work in my home.

On that same roadside, there were also brand new cabinet door fronts

 still in the wrappers, and I grabbed them too. 

They ended up being an exact fit to apply to the sides for some added dimension.

 A while back, I bought a large supply of picture frame molding 

from a frame shop that was closing and I've used it for so many projects,

 this one included.

It's all mismatched, but I personally love that look.

I used Home Depot fence post finials for the feet.

Click on the "things to make with molding" heading to see all the ways I've used

 my picture frame molding

I cut some of the molding down to use as the door handles...

And used more to make the drawer pulls. 

I built the two side pieces to match, they are separate from the main hutch. 

I built them specifically to my dimensions for the wall in my kitchen. 

 I bought baskets for storage and it is the perfect spot for school supplies for my boys. 

I used more molding to face out the edges of the shelves too.

 I primed, painted and applied a dry brushed distressed finish on the

entire piece and painted the inside of the hutch in a bright apple green.

Thanks for checking out my roadside makeover!

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