I live in a manufactured home in SW Florida that is 30 years old and needs updating. This 8 foot wide built-in cabinet definitely needed a facelift. I wanted something clean and coastal looking. I love the white hutch with cane inserts from Ballard Designs but at $1,199 - $1,999 it's just too pricey for my budget but it inspired me to recreate the look with the built-in cabinet. I ordered cane webbing, sleek brushed brass hardware and wireless lights for the top of the cabinet from Amazon. I removed the doors and all the hardware and the glass inserts and sanded the dusty pink countertop and scrubbed everything with Krud Kutter. Two coats of Kilz Primer and then 2 coats of Cabinet Rescue paint on the entire project. The built-in is a laminate and the Cabinet Rescue paint was perfect for this project and left a factory like finish. I soaked the cane webbing in a bathtub filled with warm water for about 30 minutes. This makes it more pliable to work with and when it dries it becomes taut. It was easy to work with the cane webbing and I simply stapled to the inside tracks of the door where the glass used to be. The hardware is gorgeous and the wireless lights add a nice ambiance to the dining room. The lights come in a set of 6 that you charge on your computer and there's a remote to control the lighting from cool to warm. Here's a price breakdown of my project......

PRIMER - $15.98

CABINET RESCUE - $23.56

KRUD KUTTER - $8.78

CABINET PULLS - $19.99

WIRELESS LIGHTS - $58.99

RATTAN CANE WEBBING - 59.99

TOTAL = $187.29

Items that I had on hand were brushes, paint rollers, paint trays, painter's tape, sander, stapler and various tools. This is my biggest DIY project in this house and I am so thrilled with the finished look and all for less than $200!

Built-in Cabinet Refresh DIY Dupe Ballard Design