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As the years have passed and the original shelving gave way I knew the Coffee Station needed a glow up
It took a while to work out what profile we would use in this space but once chosen there was no stopping me
When it came to paint colours, I knew how in love I was with Dulux Dinosaur in the laundry, so I knew I wanted to compliment that space and Herbalist was the winner, it is the perfect pop of colour to bring a smile when making your daily coffee
Materials
Porta - Lining Cirque 78 x 21mm
Selleys - Liquid Nails Original
Flexi Storage - Oak Floating Shelf 600w x 38h x 240d mm
Dulux - Wash&Wear Vivid White - Colour: Herbalist
Selleys No More Gaps - Interior White
Tools
Ryobi - Airstrike 18 Gauge Brad Nailer
Steps
Step 1
- Start by measuring up the space you want to panel, my tip is always measure twice or three times and at different points of the wall
- If your putting shelves up locate the studs and secure the shelves to the specifications on the packaging
- Measure your panels twice and then cut, a good tip here is to do a dry run first so everything locks into place
- If you are painting the panels my suggestion would be to take them off and place them on the floor how they will be on the wall or number the back side of them
- Remove from the wall and Paint away
- Grab your liquid nails and nail gun and start panel by panel, place liquid nails on the back of the panel and put into position and secure with a few nails in the channel to hold it into place
- Repeat this step until your finished
- Once everything is up give it a touch up with paint if needed and then stand back and admire your work
Step 2
Where it started with the original shelf falling down
Step 3
The during once we secured the shelves to the studs
Step 4
The end product, standing back and admiring my handy work
Step 5
Styled and ready for Coffee making
I think every kitchen could benefit from a coffee shrine @EleventhCoastal! Our coffee machine certainly gets a workout every day now that my adult sons have discovered the joys of a morning brew. Your solution is really elegant - tidy, organised and stylish.
Thanks for sharing.
Jason
Good Aftenoon @EleventhCoastal
I do love that little nook in your kitchen 
My dream kitchen has things like this wehere you have a bunch of similar use equipment put together. The Porta sheets you have used look stylish, upper level stylish in fact. Who needs a cafe when you have a nook looking like that!
Nice work
Dave
