What to do with an old oak dining chair that’s missing its cane seat? Turn it into a unique, vintage plant stand! This was actually a very simple flip. I love the detail on the back of this chair, and rather than cover it up with paint, I chose to keep the original look and … More Forest – Oak Chair Plant Stand
Andi is the sister of one of my son’s childhood friends. She’s all grown up now with a family of her own but whenever I see her I still remember that bubbly little girl that loved feeding my horse apples anytime they stopped by! When she asked me to paint this dresser set for her … More Andi & Ben – A dresser set
This was a really fun project to work on, partly because it is such a beautiful piece and partly because I got it for free! A guy at work asked me if I would be interested in some antique oak furniture he was getting rid of… When my brother and I arrived at the house … More Stella – Antique Side Table
I picked this desk up from a friend of mine that told me if I didn’t want it she was going to haul it out to her burn pile! 😲 I couldn’t bear the thought! As you can see it did need some work! I have a love-hate obsession for this type of project. … More Paula’s Farmhouse Desk
Emma is a unique, handmade vintage cupboard. Whoever built this cupboard was ahead of his time by using reclaimed wood on most of this piece. I thought it was the perfect candidate for a farmhouse look. After some minor repairs, hole patching, sanding, and a thorough cleaning, the interior was ready for two coats … More Emma – The Farmhouse Cupboard
Bailey is a Flipped Her Lid original. My brother built her for me many years ago from 100% reclaimed wood. He crafted it himself from a picture I showed him in a magazine. I had painted it with this drab old dark brown color at the time. 😝 It’s no wonder that it eventually made its … More Bailey – The Primitive Dry Sink
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