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Our cubby is in full sun most of the day, and the little daisy in the hanging pot has died. They add a pop of colour and are fun for the kids to water. I filled this pot, and the front planter boxes with some $2 colourful pot plants from Bunnings (I got 2 for each planter box and 1 for the hanging basket). We added a brass handle to the door ($8 from Bunnings) as well as a hook to the eve of the roof (again, a few $ for a pack from Bunnings) and the $5 hanging planter pot from Kmart. Once this was done and dried, Nathan and I assembled it (I drilled from inside the cubby as he couldn't fit in! ha!) and he directed me.

Next, we (mainly Nathan actually, with a token gesture from me) painted the cubby the chosen colour (Dulux "Surfmist") twice, as well as two coats of the yellow colour as a feature on the door (Dulux "Happy"). We bought it all from our local inspirations paint and asked the guys there for some advice. You don't want it leaching out over time. We did one coat all over with a primer to seal in the stain that was on the timber. In hindsight, it would be easier to hire a spray gun and just spray it, but we painted it with brushes and it took FOREVER.

Nathan assembled it entirely, leaving the roof detached from the house. Along with a few brushes it cost about $250).Īssorted accessories (more details below). Outdoor Paint (we used a primer, all over colour and feature colour. Kmart Cubby House $199 (no longer available from Kmart online, try your local store) I thought I would type up this basic blog post with some before/after images, costs/pricing + some DIY ideas for decorating the cubby.

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If you go to the main profile page (on the app, not the website), you can see a series of saved stories just below the website link on our profile page. I shared a few stories and posts about the cubby and our makeover process on my Instagram account. I don't think Nathan would have minded either way. We couldn't leave it "as is" (orange look timber and black detailing), as we wanted it to look pretty in the back yard - well I did, anyway. So, we (Nathan, my husband + I) decided that we would surprise the kids for Christmas with one of the sought-after Kmart cubby houses.