I saw this dusty old desk sitting on the curb in front of a neighbor’s house and knew I had to have it. This is my favorite kind of furniture flip because I just love saving a gem like this from going to the dump! With a little paint and some elbow grease, it can … More Marvin – A Curb Shopped Desk
If this trunk looks familiar it’s because I painted it once before! I got pretty creative the last time and painted it in ocean colors with a mermaid on the front. you can see that post here: Hannah I put it in my booth just before the pandemic hit and then the antique mall was … More Vintage Steamer Trunk
Secretary desks are not my favorite pieces to work on. Painting the interior can be tricky and they usually don’t sell as quickly as a regular desk but when someone donates furniture to me, I usually don’t turn it down! Other than a few scratches here and there this desk was in pretty good shape. … More Willow – A Vintage Secretary Desk
Wow, it’s been a busy summer! I’ve had some home projects I’ve been working on and between that and my love of trail running and hiking I’ve hardly had time for furniture projects. I feel like once the weather warms up here in the Midwest, I have to get outdoors and enjoy every minute of … More Rosie – A vintage cabinet
I call my house Mr. Grey because when I bought it, every room inside was painted a different shade of grey. The outside is your standard 1960s red brick ranch with white trim. It was very plain when I first moved in. Over the years I’ve planted some things, removed the big ugly bushes on … More Flipping Mr. Grey
Max is a chest of drawers that my brother asked me to paint for him, Max was dusty, scratched, and outdated. Max is not a high-quality piece of furniture so keeping that in mind I just wanted to do something simple and inexpensive that would give him a fresh, updated look. Read on to find … More Max – Two-Toned Chest
Now that my son’s wedding is over I can tackle some of the painting projects that have been piling up in my garage! I’ve had this piano bench sitting here for years just waiting for the perfect top to come along. I picked up the primitive bench on the right at Country Fair Mall one … More Grace and Frankie – A pair of plant stands
Before I talk about the Wedding doors, I would like to give a big shout-out to Tim, my brother, my buddy. Without him, this furniture painting hobby would not be possible. He is the muscle, the repair guy, the builder, the hauler, and sometimes the voice of reason, that I need to make all of … More The Wedding Doors
I love the challenge of a new and different project so when my son’s fiance asked me if I could make her some “first look” doors for her outdoor wedding ceremony I jumped at the chance! I’m mostly just a painter, my brother, Tim, is the builder and I don’t think he gets nearly as … More How we built a free-standing frame for vintage wedding doors
I found this vintage dresser on Marketplace for $65. I love the claw feet! It’s a solid wood dresser and the drawers still work great. It had some damaged spots and the only original hardware is the round metal knobs on the top row of drawers. The pulls on the lower drawers were missing and … More Luna – A Vintage Dresser
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