I've reached the finish line with my furniture trilogy makeover with this antique lot below. First, there is the oak chest of drawers, followed by the wash stand/gentleman's chest. Last, but not least, there is this antique dresser revival. Honestly, I cherish all three pieces for different ... READ the POST
Antique Dresser Makeover
Making changes can cause some to react differently. Some may have a fear reaction, whereas others may have an excitement response. A change is in the air and it's time this antique dresser makeover happens. This has occupied the master bedroom for about ten years. I loved how the dark wood contrasts ... READ the POST
Damaged Dresser Makeover
You're here today to join me to take a peek at this damaged dresser. I got it from a local (and awesome) couple that live on a farm. Apparently, it belonged to the wife since she was growing up and decided to give it a new home. That made my heart soar! I love ... READ the POST
Damaged Antique Dresser Revived
Already were in a new month barreling along whether we want to or not and I'm excited! Why? Feast your eyes on this damaged antique dresser ready for revival. As you can see, I have my work cut out for me with this piece I am able to source for free from a wonderful gal who needed to find it a ... READ the POST
Serpentine Dresser with French Country Style
"It's pretty beat up..." those words are music to my junk-lovin' ears. I purposefully don't work on pieces that are just fine only to paint them. However, I look for the unwanteds, the misfits, the beaten down beauties just waiting for new life. Enter in this vintage serpentine dresser. This ... READ the POST
Thrifty Makeover of Two Wooden Boxes
Who doesn't love to find cool boxes to hide their junk in? If you don't then we can't be friends. JUST KIDDING! Seriously though, do you see potential in these two? I say they are fantastic candidates for a thrifty makeover. Bring on the DIY fun! The smaller box on top was given to me. ... READ the POST
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