Patio table tile makeover

How To Update An Old Outdoor Tile Table * Hip & Humble Style - painting tiles using stencils for patio table

Discover 18 DIY repurposing project ideas that you can make today to upcycle flooring tiles. Turn them into something brilliant!

Broken patio table top, but the base is still fine? Make a replacement tabletop with some lumber and tile for a beautiful new table!

If you’ve ever had to shop for patio furniture, you probably experienced the same sticker shock I did. A nice-sized, well-built table can run upwards of a thousand dollars or more. I could never justify paying that much for outdoor furniture. Luckily, outdated patio tables are SO common on bulk trash pickup days in my area. I was able to snag one that was in great condition! I took it from outdated and drab to a modern accent piece in just a few simple steps.

A friend recently reached out to ask if we’d help her makeover her tile table using our recent stair makeover as inspiration. Chalk painting tile is no problem, but I hadn’t seen an actual tile

Patio Table Makeover - I love working on any little project that will enhance the look of the front porch. This metal side table was found at a yard sale for $2 and the bag of glass tiles was found at a thrift store for $3. My vision for this table became very clear pretty quickly.

Find an old table, some cheap 16 cent tiles from Home Depot, and a permanent marker, and you can easily tile a table top with your own ceramic tile designs!

We have horrible winds here. One storm picked up our large patio table & smashed it sideways against the deck railing, shattering the glass top. After looking at a couple of options, I bought a piece of plywood (they cut it to size for me even) and a remnant of linoleum from our local flooring store. We should have sealed the plywood with an all weather paint first. Then we attached the linoleum with contact glue. The entire project cost me about $35 and took minutes to complete. :-)…

I love working on any little project that will enhance the look of the front porch. This metal side table was found at a yard sale for $2 and the bag of glass t…