Wallpapered china cabinet

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Styling a traditional china hutch to make it less formal and “grandma-looking.” Take everything out. Add baskets, books, greenery, and...

Dear Laurel, My husband and I are just starting with our home. We have a large dining room which was used as a landing area for moving in. And, just now, we are beginning to plan our new furnishings for the dining room. My husband asked me yeeeaaars ago if we could “never have a […]

This china cabinet was one that my husband picked up at a garage sale many, many years ago. I love it but I also hate it because it is so scratched and so hard to keep dusted as you can tell. I really want to refinish it but I just can't figure out where to start. I have not seen a china cabinet like mine on your site so can someone PLEASE help me? Thank You! I want to get rid of the Mediterranean look, i.e., especially the diamonds.

Heirloom Traditions Paint on Instagram: “#wallpaper + #allononepaint = a beautiful #diyproject . Look what Kathleen DeBeau Barone did using #cobblestone & #cathedral ! Isn’t this…”

In today's post, I want to share with you seven cool ideas on how to transform your apartment with usual wallpaper leftovers. All you need is scissors, glue and a little bit of inspiration!

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.

Holly | diy home + furniture flips on Instagram: "But was it worth the work?! I like to think so😜but I’m also the one who invested all the time 😂 Comment “hutch” and I’ll send you the products I used for this flip! #furnitureflip #paintedfurniture #modernhutch #hutchmakeover #trashtotreasure #oldmadenew"

There is nothing better than a classic black. Lamp Black transformed this dated china cabinet into something both timeless and modern. Queenstown Gray was used to accent the interior. The china cabinet back was lined in a fabulous Magnolia Home wallpaper. The original Hepplewhite pulls were updated to an Antique Gold color. Simply stunning!

My French Provincial China Cabinet got a new look. I papered the interior with a french classical motif wallpaper. that I purchased on Ebay at D.Marie Interiors after much drooling. I did the entire interior from the ceiling to the bottom shelf and all the supporting brackets as well. It was much like doing a giant decoupage project. The original color of the entire cabinet was this mustardy yellow color. I had painted the outside of the cabinet pale blue, but never bothered doing the…