“I wanted a picnic table for the kids so badly, but I did not want to pay for it,” confesses Beth of Pickles In My Tea and In My Soup. ”Luckily, the stars all aligned and I found one for free on Freecycle.”
Metal and Glass Coffee Table Refabbed
June 13, 2013 By
Margaret blogs over at Moving Forward. Recently, a friend gave her a glass-topped coffee table that had been picked up from the side of the road.
Checkerboard Table Makeover
June 12, 2013 By
Elizabeth of Southern Color found this table in the dumpster at her apartments. It had some damage to the top of it but overall it was in good condition.
Scandinavian Design Stool Makeover
June 6, 2013 By
At Nalle’s House, Nalle loves the classic lines of Aalto stools, and has been hoping to add a few to her home. ”Unfortunately, splurging on the stools wasn’t in the budget at the moment,” she confesses. ”My parents did, however, have a few very beat up knockoff Aalto stools. They were the stools that we used in our kitchen when I was growing up.”
Kitchen Table Makeover
June 4, 2013 By
At Twelve0Eight, Tanya had a dining table that had seen better days but had a lot of memories. As fun as it would be to shop for a new table, she wasn’t ready yet to let the old one go.
Pretty Yellow Table
June 2, 2013 By
Shanna of Restoration Redoux has another amazing transformation to share. This one started with an interesting table she found that was in really bad shape. It was filthy and wobbly, but had a carved and painted top that almost looked like something you’d hang on the wall.
Vintage Record Stand Makeover
June 1, 2013 By
Allison loves sharing her garage sale finds and decorating projects at Slippers By Day. Recently, she scored a great find at a garage sale: this vintage record stand.
Occasional Table from Old Barn Wood
May 30, 2013 By
Oksana of A Sparrow’s Haven is an oil painter. She’d been scouting for the perfect weathered barn to paint, and thought she’d found just the right one. But when she went back to the site with her paints, the barn was gone! Unfortunately for Okasana’s painting, the barn had been bulldozed. Fortunately for her home decor needs, the farmer told her she could take away some of the wood.
