Refinish buffet cabinet

It seems like when I find buffets, they are always so expensive that I can’t rescue them to make them over. When I saw this guy in the store, I just knew he was…

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

In this step-by-step tutorial, I'll guide you through the process of transforming a dark and outdated buffet into a stunning, lightened centerpiece for your home.

It seems like when I find buffets, they are always so expensive that I can’t rescue them to make them over. When I saw this guy in the store, I just knew he was…

Do you have a tired and worn looking piece of furniture that you’re just not sure what to do with it? Instead of throwing it out, let’s refinish it! Fair warnin…

I have wanted an antique sideboard buffet for years! Unfortunately, they can be hard to find for a decent price. I typically see them, unfinished, going for around $500. That was way out of my price range, since I knew I would be repainting it.I was fortunate to find this beauty on the fB Marketplace, for $250! I wasn't about to let that one slip through my fingers! It definitely took some work; but in the end, she turned out exactly how I imagined! The orginal piece This is what sh…

Are you looking for a buffet for your dining room, but can't find anything in your price range? Take a look at this makeover that transforms a dated 80's dresser into a beautiful buffet. This makeover includes veneer, stenciling, paint layering, stain layering, bun feet, and new hardware to achieve a fresh farmhouse or cottage chic look. Click over to thevixensden.com and take a look at this beautiful dresser to buffet makeover and all the steps in between. Then sign up for all the fun…

This Dixie Belle Painted and Stained Buffet Makeover is a classic! | Painted Furniture

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

In this vintage buffet makeover post, we'll show you how to paint a buffet table and all the other steps needed to turn an old junker into a showpiece!

Don’t let your old wooden buffet gather dust—refinish it! Our beginner's guide provides clear, concise instructions for every step of the process, ensuring a flawless finish. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned DIYer, this guide will inspire you to start your project today!

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Check out this vintage buffet makeover painted in black and learn the five furniture makeover mistakes you should avoid at all costs! Plus learn how to paint an old buffet in black chalk paint and get more furniture makeover ideas!

Check out this stunning green painted DIY furniture makeover with an antique buffet. In this step by step tutorial, learn how to paint with milk paint to create a farmhouse style finish. Plus get more painted furniture and furniture makeover ideas with chalk paint and milk paint here!

This Duncan Phyfe vintage buffet had been left for dead with etched names by kids, veneer missing, and broken doors. With TLC, it is made new.

In this step-by-step tutorial, I'll guide you through the process of transforming a dark and outdated buffet into a stunning, lightened centerpiece for your home.

390 reactions · 17 comments | 1940’s Buffet that was outside when I picked it up. Lots of sanding and cleaning and a multitude of repairs. So many veneer repairs that I had to paint the body, but I was able to save the top and drawers. Original hardware was cleaned with the hardware soup process. Can you believe I didn’t paint that gold?! This one was a definite save. It was headed to the landfill and now has a new chance to be enjoyed for many years to come. #cherrywood #1940s…

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…