China cabinet redo before and after

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.

China cabinet makeover. I used black paint and a faux shiplap backing to give this antique a more modern, classy look.

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.

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!

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Striking black painted china cabinet before and after! Transform those old, sad pieces of furniture into a work of art that fits your style. This is how...

In this post I show you how my repurposed china cabinet, without the top part turned out! A few weeks ago I was inspired to redo my dining room. You can see my initial ideas here in my Repurposing A Dining Room- Room Revamp! where I take all my ideas down. In this post you can see the actual outcome to my repurposed china cabinet portion of the living room redo.

Repurposed and Refurbished China Cabinet Furniture Ideas – If you’re feeling crafty, I found some GREAT ideas for that old cabinet you found! Thinking about converting a china cabinet or...

They say that “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” and this definitely rings true with wood furniture. Even though scratched and worn, some see wood grain that shouldn’t be covered and others see a canvas waiting to be painted. If you ever want to create controversy and don’t want to talk politics, just {Read More...}