
At The Experimental Home, Laura had a couple of deck chairs that were in great condition, but were looking a little…drab. She decided it was time to give them a makeover.
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At The Experimental Home, Laura had a couple of deck chairs that were in great condition, but were looking a little…drab. She decided it was time to give them a makeover.

When Alecia of Chicken Scratch came across this chair, it was destined for the dump. It took a lot of scrubbing before she could find the pretty carved details under layers of dirt.

Now At Home Mom’s Ingrid had two Ikea stools in her kitchen that were fully functional, but not quite as pretty as she wanted. ”They used to look good in our all white kitchen but after our main floor renovation they didn’t match our kitchen style anymore,” Ingrid explains.

Tanya of Twelve 0 Eight has been working on creating a fun family room at her house. This sturdy but dated chair is one of the seating options in the new family room.

“Vintage maps have been a theme of mine this year,” says Betsy of The View From In Here. So, when her oldest son was moving into a place of his own and needed some furniture, Betsy knew just how to transform her old dining room set for the bachelor pad.

This morning’s makeover comes from Breida of Breida With a B, who has very good eyesight. So good that she spotted this stool in a ditch, covered with mud, as she was driving. Wow.

At Thrifty Treasures, Sara has been working on transformation. She started out with an old chair that had great lines, but a broken leg.

Mary Anne of Purposely Reinvented came across these armless chairs on Craigslist. No surprise that they were in the free section!
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