Diy antique desk makeover

Ten amazing vintage desk makeovers using paint, stain, and decoupage. Find your painted vintage desk inspiration here.

This neglected waterfall vanity was in dire need of a makeover, follow along as I take it from boring to beautiful.Pop over to my blog for more free home decor…

Vintage Hepplewhite desk makeover using Fusion Mineral Paint in "Ash" and General Finishes antique walnut gel stain with original hardware.

Before & After There's nothing better than saving furniture from a landfill and turning it into something more charming than imagined. That's what happened to this desk that was saved curbside. Upon getting it out of the car, I quickly realized that it was discarded for it's black mold, not it's age. The bottom 4 inches were caked in black mold and water damage. After several unsuccessful attempts to remove it, my wonderful husband and I realized that the moldy molding could be removed! Off…

If you happen to find a vintage desk in your local thrift store or flea market you'll want to grab one for your home office. This creative color combo is beautiful so check out the before and after photos for some upcyling inspiration. #diy #desk #makeover

Update your traditional furniture with Chalk Paint and a few tips. Often times we are asked at the shop to hunt for specific pieces of vintage furniture for clients. We have contacts with auction houses and can usually source what we need to find in a few weeks. Ana wanted a drop front desk that we would paint to go with her decor. Sometimes it seems that what you were looking for was plentiful, but as soon as you want to buy it becomes very scarce! It took us about a month when finally we…

Painted furniture makeovers are a fun way to refurbish vintage furniture, add character to your home, and explore your creative side!

Secretary Desk Makeover w/ Duck Egg Blue & 3 Different Colored Waxes for depth and dimension! (Chalk Paint® by Annie Sloan)

A two toned chalk paint desk redo. I don’t know about your wallet but mine is still pretty empty from the Christmas season. I feel like it happens every year – we go overboard and then we’re broke and trying to catch up all January long. I tried doing that whole money saving thing last year …