
At Art is Beauty, Karen explains a particularly sad before picture, “THIS is what it looked like before…Not pretty..Someone let their little princess do what ever they wanted to this coffee table…Including PAINT.”
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At Art is Beauty, Karen explains a particularly sad before picture, “THIS is what it looked like before…Not pretty..Someone let their little princess do what ever they wanted to this coffee table…Including PAINT.”

At Cuckoo 4 Design, Julia has done quite a few furniture makeovers, but none of them ever involved chalk paint…until now! She came across this dresser and decided if ever there was a piece of furniture to be chalk painted, it was this dresser.

Time to check in with Meredith & Gwyneth, the New Yorkie. They’ve been working on a fun project for their New York apartment that started out with discovering Meredith’s old footlocker trunk in the atti, last week.

“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.

When Brittany and her husband got new bedding for Christmas, they were inspired to start a master bedroom makeover, which they tell about at Naturally Nesters. One of the focal points of their bedroom’s new look involved the transformation of their existing mission-style headboard.

At Junque Chic, Amy was thrilled to come across two matching nightstands at her local thrift shop. They were just the way she likes them: sturdy, but in need of a new look.


At Sunset Coast, Cindy tells us, “I’ve been seeing those great painted dressers lately in many different colors all over the bloggyland. A few have been in a mustard shade that I have been wanting to try out on something. I can’t possibly lug one of those big bureaus home by myself, but I can get the look with this miniature version, a musical jewelry box.”

I’m lucky enough to have Karianne of Thistlewood Farms as one of my contributors over at one of my other sites. Check out this amazing desk she built from a pallet and shared over at Infarrantly Creative.
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