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Furniture Makeovers
Showing posts with label Furniture Makeovers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Furniture Makeovers. Show all posts
Monday, January 15, 2024

Furniture Makeover: Green Mid-Century Modern Dresser

A basic laminate Mid-Century Modern dresser gets a beautiful, sleek modern makeover with new green paint and black matte hardware!  A few weeks ago, I bought a couple pieces of furniture from a local auction.  One of the pieces was a very basic laminate top Mid-Century Modern dresser.  The light stain color dated the dresser, and the laminate top lessened the quality, but it had dovetail drawers and was in excellent condition with loads of potential.   When I saw the pictures online, I knew exactly how I wanted to give it a makeover.  Fresh paint and new hardware were what this MCM dresser needed!  SUPPLIES NEEDED - Old dresser ( Best Sources For Buying Secondhand Furniture and Decor ) - Zinsser Bin Shellac Primer - Fusion Mineral Paint (I used Manor Green )  - JB Weld Kwikwood Epoxy - 4" or 6" foam roller, frame, and tra y - 220-grit sandpaper - Orbital sande r - Paintbrush   - Drill - Small drill bit - Screwdriver - Tape measure  - Matte black hardware     HOW TO IDE...
Tuesday, January 9, 2024

The Ultimate Inspiration Guide For Painted Furniture Makeovers

Get inspired with these painted furniture makeovers and painted furniture ideas! Painting is the easiest and cheapest way to transform old furniture to fit your style and decor.   If you keep an open mind you can score awesome deals on  second-hand furniture .  With a fresh coat of paint, you can create a custom piece of furniture without spending hundreds of dollars.   To help you narrow your time looking for painted furniture ideas,  I gathered my favorite painted furniture inspiration in every style and color.  You'll find everything from painted desks and dressers to unique custom pieces.   FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 1.  Do I need to sand furniture before painting? Some paint brands claim their paint requires little to no prep work before painting, however, it's a good idea to always prep and sand a piece of furniture before sanding.  I recommend scuff sanding with 220-grit sandpaper then thoroughly cleaning before applying paint.  For more in-depth information, read  A B...