Refinished antique buffet

I have wanted an antique sideboard buffet for years! Unfortunately, they can be hard to find for a decent price. I typically see them, unfinished, going for aro…

From elegant refinishing to strategic hardware updates, discover how to preserve the vintage charm while adding a fresh, modern twist to your antique credenza. Transform your antique buffet into a statement piece that's sure to impress.

If you were to ask me what my favorite type of furniture to paint is ... hands down, it would be a good ol' buffet! Why?... Because they can serve so many purposes, and I really love a piece of furniture that can be used in multiple places in the home. Buffets are always top…

If you were to ask me what my favorite type of furniture to paint is ... hands down, it would be a good ol' buffet! Why?... Because they can serve so many purposes, and I really love a piece of furniture that can be used in multiple places in the home. Buffets are always top…

This beautiful vintage buffet gets a makeover with a rich, dark gray paint, and a warm wood-stained top to bring it back to life.Do you remember this vintage bu…

Hello friends! How are you all doing tonight (or this morning or afternoon...depending on when you're reading this)? We're coming off one of those glorious weekends. You know the kind where you just putter around the house, no crazy long to-do lists, and you just do whatever you want when you want. For me, that apparently means making the hour-and-a-half trek to Target for a steamer so I could spend the rest of the afternoon steaming the wrinkles out of the new dining room curtains. Oh, the…

Do you have an old, outdated buffet that you just can't seem to get rid of? Don't worry, you can totally modernize an outdated buffet with a few coats of paint! In this blog post,

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.

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…