China hutch makeover

It’s amazing what you could do with a little creativity and a piece of old furniture.

Decorate your living room or kitchen on a budget with these thrift store hutch upcycle ideas. Check out these creative hutch furniture flips. We love these antique vintage china cabinets & hutches upcycles. Makes us want to do our next flea market flip.

Hello sweet friends, welcome to Furniture Fixer Upper Day!! I get together with some super talented gals on the fourth Thursday of each month to share fabulous furniture makeovers. So you get a few bonus makeovers at the bottom of this post, AND I'm also hosting a fun giveaway so look for those details at the very

Click here for inspiration on painting an old antique china hutch makeover or china cabinet. Plus get step by step instructions on how to paint furniture.

I picked up this old maple color hutch on craigslist for just $70. It was kinda beat up and in need of some TLC and updating. I planned on painting the piece…

Abisha | Redesigning Furniture on Instagram: "Vintage china hutch repurposing! Paint colour- Coal Black @fusionmineralpaint Primer- Zinsser BIN Sprayers used- home right super finish max, Earlex 5500 spray station. Top Coat- Diamond wood finish by Varathane. Stain- Dadk Walnut by Varathane. Inside- antique oak gel stain by minwax Knobs- amazon #yxe #saskatoon #saskatchewan #regina #swiftcurrent #dramatictransformation #transformation #diytransformation #diyinspiration #diyinterior #diyint

I debated buying this piece at first as it is huge, heavy and not typically my style, but it was such a great deal and I thought to myself that I could transfor…

The next time you see a beautiful piece of furniture with such details, snatch it up! Look at Goodwill, thrift stores, or Facebook marketplace! The potential is absolutely amazing. Breeann Hutchinson gave this old hutch

As many of ya’ll probably already know, I LOVE saving old hutch and buffet tops! They are my favorite pieces to repurpose because they always get overlooked and…

They say that “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” and this definitely rings true with wood furniture. Even though scratched and worn, some see wood grain that shouldn’t be covered and others see a canvas waiting to be painted. If you ever want to create controversy and don’t want to talk politics, just {Read More...}