Refinished buffets and sideboards

See how we took a vintage buffet severely damaged and gave it a beautiful new makeover with only paint!

Tina on Instagram: "Now Available!! This stunning elegant Jacobean Buffet from the 1920/1930’s is the perfect piece for almost any room. The buffet has been scuff sanded, primed, painted in the color Fawn by The Chippy Barn in their Hybrid Enamel paint line. The color Fawn is a beautiful greige color more on the taupe side. The top has been sanded down, bleached, and stained with The Chippy Barn Luxe Tones in the color Pickle which has a built in water based sealer (keep liquids off the top…

Find inspiration with these painted buffets and sideboards. Vintage furniture like the buffets look great painted.

If you follow me on Hometalk, or on my blog The Rustic Pig, then you know I have a love for buffets. I have four in my home.. yep.. four. I've painted at least…

Before I begin my Buffet Makeover on a Budget, I wanted to discuss the meaning of "farmhouse". Farmhouse style is all the rage these days, and I must say I am a super huge fan! Being raised

DIY vintage buffet makeover - The step by step tutorial to renovating an old buffet into a beautiful and versatile piece of furniture every home can use.

Looking for large rustic solid wood extra long buffet & sideboards cabinet? Check out our large buffet and modern sideboards with drawers and storage for your dining, living and kitchen area.

*** SOLD*** Sorry but this amazing buffet has found a loving home. If you’re interested in one like this, please let me know, and I’ll do my best to find a similar piece for your home. Hello, and thank you for checking out this sophisticated, and wonderfully constructed antique buffet. This buffet has been painted in a custom dark hunter green/gray, and finished with several coats of matte polyurethane to protect the paint and wood for years to come. While the top has been refinished to…

I used Ash from Fusion Mineral Paints for the base layer, washed it with a color similar to French Linen from AS, and then highlighted a few select places with dark wax and gilding creme.

I had really good intentions of sharing this with you guys last fall right after I had it completed...but if I'm being honest, this project is still not 100% complete. I need to seal the stain on top with one more coat that I'm nervous about because I like how it looks right NOW and I don't want that final seal/top coat to change that. So I've put it off for seven months nbd. Here's a picture of what our $200-Craigslist buffet (bought in 2012) looked like in our dining room BEFORE: Not bad…