Buffet table redo diy projects

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…

Our list of painted buffet ideas and buffet makeover ideas will help you upgrade your buffet into a one of a kind furniture piece.

As a Lowe’s Creative Ideas blogger, each month I receive project challenges. One of the challenge themes for this month was furniture makeover! I had been trolling Craigslist for a vintage buffet for months and months to no avail. Finally this beauty popped up, and I pounced on it as quickly as my little fingers could hit "reply by email"! They were asking $120 which was more than I wanted to spend. I offered $80 and the offer was accepted. Woohoo! I asked Matt to stop at an ATM for me on…

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…

Looking for ideas how to make over an old buffet? check out this milk painted buffet upcycle idea with an aged effect. #buffetmakeover #furnitureupcyle

DIY Buffet Makeover With Paint - Have an old buffet you would like to make over? Check out this DIY Buffet Makeover With Paint from My Creative Days.

"This buffet is stunning in Lamp Black by General Finishes. It looks so much more modern and updated and is perfect for my client’s new home. The hardware is original, just gave it a good cleaning and used a tiny amount of Rub N Buff in some spots." - Flipping Unbelievable

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.

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…

This vintage buffet makeover is the perfect way to update this classic furniture piece and make it fit in with your modern decor.