Upcycled china cabinet

A clever China Cabinet Hack! How to repurpose a small dining hutch into a kitchen pantry AND small kitchen island for a budget kitchen makeover idea.

Decorate your living room or kitchen on a budget with these thrift store hutch upcycle ideas. Check out these creative hutch furniture flips. We love these antique vintage china cabinets & hutches upcycles. Makes us want to do our next flea market flip.

Decorate your living room or kitchen on a budget with these thrift store hutch upcycle ideas. Check out these creative hutch furniture flips. We love these antique vintage china cabinets & hutches upcycles. Makes us want to do our next flea market flip.

An outdated antique china cabinet gets a new lease on life with paint and some TLC. The curved glass is a bonus! Tips on painting and repairs. #upcycled

Learn how to create two separate pieces of furniture from an old china hutch! Create the look of stylish custom furniture simply by adding feet and watch your furniture budget stretch further! Create the look of custom furniture by adding legs! An easy tutorial on how to add legs to furniture!

Decorate your living room or kitchen on a budget with these thrift store hutch upcycle ideas. Check out these creative hutch furniture flips. We love these antique vintage china cabinets & hutches upcycles. Makes us want to do our next flea market flip.

Amazing ideas to repurpose a hutch top from an old china cabinet! via Girl in the Garage

If you have a thrifted or old hutch you want to makeover? We’re sharing 15 gorgeous and modern DIY hutch makeovers to inspire your upcycled home décor projects! Whether you’re looking for farmhouse, modern, vintage hutch makeovers, we have all the best refurbished and repurposed hutch makeovers.

Sometimes not painting a piece of furniture turns out to be a better option. Instead the inside of this built-in kitchen pantry was painted granny smith apple green and the door glass replaced with wire cloth to give it lovely farmhouse charm.

HGTV Magazine looked beyond the red stained wood and the gold trim, and saw that this 1970s china cabinet had the potential to be a stunner. Here’s how you can remake a similar piece of your own.