Repurposed Furniture

Vintage, Antique, Restoration, Refinishing, Milk Paint, Painter, Furniture Restore, Buy and Sell, Home Interiors, Dressers, Custom Work, Flea Market Flip Season 13 Episode 4 All American Flip

Hi Denise, I was wondering if you could give me a tip on how to get the odor of mold & mothballs out of fabulous furniture that I'm finding at thrift stores. Any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated. To answer your question Sue, I'll share the nastiest experiences I've ever had with a musty, moldy, mothballed dresser.

David Munkittrick teaches you the process of restoring veneer to an antique table top. Learn to fix any of your antique woodworking projects.

Learn the reasons why your furniture makeovers aren't selling, and tips for how to sell refinished furniture that you've spent so much time and energy on. Article by Girl in the Garage

This week I wanted to share 5 various DIY Chalk Paint ideas! I'll show you how I re-created some very expensive pieces of décor from places like Anthropolgie...

Make old furniture look new again in a weekend!

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These vintage black nightstands got a second chance to match a new bedroom suite. A little paint and gentle distressing make them match the new Passages bed

My son needed a vanity for his laundry room. I had a dresser than was too tall, so I cut it in two, added new legs to make it just the right height, then I decorated it up a little with vinyl that I cut with my silhouette. As it turns out it is too wide for the space, so I think it will just be a sideboard. With the left over drawer and legs I added a new top and some foam and fabric to make a bench with storage. Two pieces from one!

Custom Painted vintage furniture in Sydney.