Do you love seeing before and after furniture makeovers as much as we do? If so, you’ll get a real kick out of this round up of DIY furniture transformations, everything from dressers to consoles and accessories such as lamps and other home decor.
Before and After Furniture Makeovers
One of our favorite hobbies is to upcycle, turn something old and dated into something new and usable. Many of these items were already in our homes and instead of purging and throwing away, we came up with creative ways to make them over.
We also really enjoy heading to the thrift store or nearby garage sales to find hidden treasures. Here are our absolute favorite DIY furniture makeovers we’ve shared on the blog! Be sure to visit the posts to check out the befores!
Painting dated and worn wood furniture is a cheap way to update a room. Check out how you can paint a headboard into something new in just two easy steps.
If you’ve ever wondered how to paint a wood dresser, we’ve got the step by step tutorial right here using environmentally conscious Country Chic Paint.
An old dresser found at a farmhouse yardsale gets a new life as a functional coastal-inspired home decor piece with beautiful paint and vintage hardware.
Completely transform the look of a side table with some paint and a stencil to create a subtle fish scale pattern for a fun beach-style furniture piece.
You won’t believe the transformation of an old IKEA Hemnes side table using Fusion Mineral Paint’s new Tones for Tots line and all-natural wood stain and polish.
A simple step-by-step tutorial for making an upholstered DIY tufted bench with canvas fabric from Canvas Etc from an old wooden butcher block table. A great way to add a modern farmhouse touch to any room!
Bring in some history and learn how to refinish a wood chair to transform an outdated and worn out school chair into a contemporary accent for your home.
And that’s it (…for now at least)! Seeing the difference in these transformations, really motivates us to keep doing upcycling projects. What sort of DIYs have you tried?