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Do you have a piece of furniture in need of a refinish but you have neither the time nor interest in such an endeavor? I did. This antique dresser was scratched, scarred and the finish was beginning to fail. Restore A Finish was a quick solution.

I HAD to get t his three-pice set. I kew the details on the top drawers would look amazing painted. BUT THEY WERE PLASTIC! And the tops were lamnate. But no worries. They can be painted, too, for a very high end look. And ... AND ... I build new bases for the first time. Woot woot! It only took two years to get the courage to do it. Link to DIY Wife Base Video: ruclips.net/video/fFTS0aT_978/вид...

"Knotty" pine, a broken dresser and many different personalities were in Halina's eclectic group of furniture and I was commissioned to grant her wish of an all-white bedroom as she prepared to move to a new home. This was the biggest commissioned job I had ever been hired to complete. My two biggest challenges were: * The countless, textured knots - how to conceal and paint them, and * Two bro...

Here I'll be transforming a 1977, floral-motif bedroom set from a little girl's bedroom into something fresh and new for today's modern home.

Creating matching side tables from mismatched items is a challenge I love. These two, dated, run-of-the-mill side tables got a quick and easy flip and now they match beautifully. Can you still see Bombay Company relics now? Leave me your thoughts in a comment.

If you're anything like me, you buy individual side tables in hopes that ONE DAY you'll find another one just like it to make a matching pair. But lets face it. That almost NEVER happens!!! I bought a dark, flat-faced side table at Goodwill for $15. Two weeks later I found another side table at a thrift store for $46. This one was lighter in color and had beveled trim around each drawer. The kn...

From ugly hinges, unstable legs, key-less locks and knots and dents galore, this ugly duckling was transformed into a beautiful, functional "closet." This was such a fun restyle. And the Pottery Barn Dupe technique was the perfect solution to mask all the pitted knots and imperfections this old piece had accumulated over time. Let me know what you think of the transformation.

The answer is NOT to force them out like I did (unless you like tiny ball bearings scurring around your work space). Let me save you hours of confusion and time figuring out how to safely remove them and how to fix those drawers you've broken.

Buffets are fun to restyle and paint because they're so versatile. My favorite way to stage them is as a coffee bar. But in addition to being , well, a buffet, they can also serve as a beverage bar or TV Entertainment Center as I show here. Let me know what you think? Did I succeed in restyling this early 90s buffet for today's home decor? Items Used Include: Dremel Battery Charged Screwdriver ...

Family shenanigans with these knuckleheads I get to call family.

The Driftwood Finish | An Easy Restyle for a Battered Table

A Dirty Garage Sale Dresser Refreshed to Vintage Beauty!

Buyers Remorse || Patching and Painting a Badly Damaged Dresser

Beautiful MCM Dresser Makeover Using Benjamin Moore Advance

I Saved This From the Trash

Warped, Dryrotted, and Gouged: Can This Table Be Saved?

Modifying a Base || An Easy Way to Create a More On-Trend Look With Your Outdated Furniture

FURNITURE FLIP: Vintage Dining Chairs Get a Makeover

Repairing and Restyling a 1947 Buffet

Restyled Furniture: Finding New Purpose of an Old Relic

FURNITURE RESTYLE || Creating a Matching Set of Mismatched Bedside Tables

Fixing and Restyling a Damaged Table

Redesigning a Family Treasure || ARE YOU KIDDING ME???

FURNITURE MAKEOVER || Spraying with My Earlex 5500 and a New Paint

WOOD WORM : What to Look for and How to Treat It

What a Little Paint Will Do || Earlex 5500 Sprayer

STUBBORN DAMAGE: An Unconventional Fix || Before & After Furniture Restoration

FURNITURE MAKEOVER: Fixing Drawers and Getting Real

Fixing a Broken Drawer