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Furniture Revivals

Furniture Revivals

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Raise your hand if you love restoring old furniture to a new glory! So many Hometalk members are doing - and posting - furniture revivals. Has a thrift shop or flea market find got you stumped? Talk to other Hometalkers who've done furniture revivals. There are so many talented people doing furniture revivals that you could always find someone who has experience doing a furniture revival like yours. From stenciling the top of a coffee table to distressing an old dresser, you'll find just about every furniture revival project you can think of on Hometalk.



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  • I love the design
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  • I draped behind to show the design, not so great.
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Painting: I knew I should have taken a different route home.

But, I didn't. I drove right past the vintage shop and turned around and yes, I went in the shop. Lo and behold, this is what I walked out with. Never mind that I haven't even started on ...»
the vintage chaise or the wonderful crate! But tell me, would you have left this in the store? Now comes the question.....do I leave it as is or shall I paint? I'm thinking I'll use in the lanai. It's a pretty sturdy piece and vintage for sure. I would say 40s or 50s. I think it looks good as is, but wanted to get some opinions. Thanks.

Frankie Laney
Frankie Laney Oceanside, CA 9 hours ago
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    Sia@South 47th 4 hours ago
    Love it as it is! I want to go shopping with you! Great find! xo
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  • This is the dresser. I have had it more than 20 years. I have a matching taller one, but I want to use that for something else.

Painting: Can I use wall paint on old, finished wooden furniture?

I have an old laquered dresser and an old wooden twin bed that I want to repaint for my son's 3rd birthday.

I bought some teal and lime paint from the mis-tint rack at Lowe's, intending on using it on the walls. I also wanted to use it on the furniture so it all matches, but I want to make sure that it is going to stick. I have read about sanding and priming it first, but I would love to know if there is any way I can get around this step without buying any other special paint? ...»

I will try to post a pic later when I get home of the bed. I dont have one right now.

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Becci Birtles Brewster Dewitt, MI 14 hours ago
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    Leslie D 8 hours ago
    Please be careful when using Plaster of Paris. It is classified as a Hazardous material and ...»
    can get into your lungs and/or burn your skin. http://www.pembinatrails.ca/wsh/Hazard%20Ale... . Unsanded grout is a better choice for mixing your own chalk paint and works the same.

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  • Before.  Drab & sad.
  • After!  Bright, clean & cheery!
  • Such an easy makeover with big impact!

Reviving Old Wood Outdoor Furniture With a Coat of Paint!

Give your old furniture a makeover with a coat of paint! It's so easy to make your outdoor space look amazing...don't be afraid of colour!
Jo-Anna
Jo-Anna Canada 2 days ago
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    Jo-Anna 13 hours ago
    Thank you Sherrie!
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  • Pulled from the rubble
  • And so it begins...
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Twin Bed to Garden Bench Transformation

I discovered this bed frame in a heap of debris that accumulated from projects we did around the house over the winter. This bed has done it's rounds as it was my youngest brother's ...»
childhood bed back in the 70's and my two, now adult children's bed growing up. I couldn't let it go to the landfill with all the other debris!

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Marie Canada 2 days ago
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    Marie 14 hours ago
    Thank You Miriam - it was a fun project and so easy too!
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Crown Creations!

We love adorning our statues with crowns, but find it difficult to always find them in the right size. And some of them can be pretty pricey, even the new ones! We created our own from ...»
vintage furniture and lamp parts and vintage jewelry! Take a peek at the end result!

Edith & Evelyn Vintage~Cindy Blackenburg
Edith & Evelyn Vintage~Ci... Springfield, MO 16 hours ago
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  • Believe it or not, this bar stool was a gift with purchase. SERIOUSLY!
  • The bar stools were scrubbed, primed, and painted. Did I mention the stools had to be scrubbed?
  • Let's give it up for a gift with purchase!

Bar Stool Make Over

Yikes! These bar-stools were a gift with purchase.To find out how I acquired these beauties, you can read the entire post on my blog. Would you have brought this bar stool home?
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Lory Winter Haven, FL 2 days ago
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    Lory 20 hours ago
    Thanks Ms. Jamala, I really love the fabric too. Have a Great Day!
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Painting: Stencils

where can I find stencils for an antique hoosier cabinet
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Beth McLamb Alexander, NC 8 hours ago
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  • The turquoise color adds some color to the room and is a great accent piece.
  • Clover table before any paint.
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Turquoise Clover Side Table

Fun and bright colors are great on small pieces of furniture to add a pop of color without overwhelming a space. A little paint can go a long way when it comes to updating a piece of ...»
furniture. A light turquoise brought this table out of its dull state and transformed it into a vintage modern piece.

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The Weathered Door Duvall, WA 2 days ago
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Cycling Coffee Table

I found this awesome graphic that inspired me to paint this coffee table. Check out the details on my blog.
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Dee Flint, MI 2 days ago
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  • Talavera sinks picked up in Mexico on vacation
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  • Vinegar stain and a finishing wax applied
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Reclaimed Industrial Vanity

I really like the industrial look, so I came up with a vanity plan that's different from your typical vanity. I raided my dad's barn for some 2x6 tongue-and-groove boards and bought a ...»
stash of galvanized pipe for the legs and supports. It was pretty quick and easy to build, though it did take some time to figure out. I need to find some good baskets to fit on the shelves, and stock up on nicer towels! But we really like the vanity and so far its worked out great. Step by step tutorial on my blog.

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Brooke N Lake Jackson, TX 2 days ago
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