The following has been edited for brevity and clarity. 3 at the Winter Wonderland celebration at Incarnate Word High School, her alma mater.įernandez recently sat for an interview to discuss her decision to move to the West Side and how she has coped with supply-chain disruptions, among other challenges. She is now preparing to open her first pop-up shop in nearly two years, on Dec. “At that point, I was like, ‘Well, why am I going to work for a company when I can work for myself three times as hard?’” “I realized that 10 years had gone by, and I always had this want to have my own business and I never really pursued it,” she said. She opened Eye Candy after working as a store manager and a stint in the insurance industry.
She and her friends had been having trouble finding clothing in that area and wrote up a business plan for a plus-size store as an assignment for an entrepreneurship class.Īfter graduating with a degree in fashion, she went on to earn a master’s in fashion merchandising from the University of North Texas. Love the bookshelves near the chairs - makes me want to sit and read.Fernandez, who grew up in San Antonio, came up with the idea for Eye Candy Boutique while an undergraduate at Texas State University. I also like the chairs back on the blue wall and I liked a previous posters suggestion of replacing the starburst mirror with another black and white framed pic. These just feel a bit less permanent than painting the cabinet which I think works well as it is.
You can then either paint the board or cover it with wallpaper that has the colour you would like and then pop it into place (if it needs a bit of adhesive try blu tak which won't wreck the paint if you change your mind in a month - like I would :)). I would hold off on painting the back of the cabinet and try some other things first such as: - decor items or books or something either in the accent wall colour or that has the wall colour in it strongly, if you want to tie it in - cutting a piece of thin board (such as mdf) so that it fits neatly into the back of the section or sections of the cupboard. And I'm sure he will make adjustments to this approach according to jobsite conditions.
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framing, hang the doors, panels, and wall cabinets and install the hardware. Ask him to come over and see if this can be done. I don't know what you have in your budget for this project but this should be done by a carpenter. I have also suggested a pocket door for your laundry entry. Just be sure there is ventilation for the equipment located behind the doors and that they can be removed if and when the hot water heaters need replacing.
If you get flush doors for the sliders, you can paint or apply a mural wallpaper to them along with the plain plywood panels.
The panels can be plain 1/2" thick plywood that you can paint or they can be beadboard MDF panels, both available from lumber yards or Home Depot. You may have to jog the framing (in/out, high/low) to cover some of the pipes and you may have to leave some of them exposed in order to fit sliding doors, etc. I do not know the dimensions but the concept would be the same. Here is a quick plan view of your laundry room.
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