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Episode 23 Furniture Redos

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Have you missed DIY with MRL? I’ve taken a few weeks off, but I’m back this week talking about redoing all kinds of furniture for your home. This includes cutting, sawing, and painting furniture you find on the curb, in a thrift store, or in your own home.

These are the projects I discuss in this week’s episode.

brass lamp paintedBrass Floor Lamp

repurposed night standsBlack Cabinet

refinish old coffee table with paint and stainRefinished/Painted Coffee Table  (before)

did you know you can paint old ceiling fansPainted Ceiling Fans

old buffet into media centerBuffet into Media Center

cut small side table in halfSmall side table cut in half from years ago!

vintage dining table into hall tableVintage Dining Tables (in half)

old dining table now a console tableThe other half of the Vintage Dining Table

 

repurposed desk to chest

Tower of Terror Repurposed Desk

old desk into craft stationDesk into a Kitchen Island/Craft Station

water damaged desk made for kidsCamo Desk

old desk makes a new chest of drawersDesk into Chest (on the podcast I actually mistakenly said dresser into chest)

 

 

curb find deskCurbed desk into hutch

Please be careful when operating power tools. If it feels uncomfortable or beyond your scope get help from someone who knows what they are doing. Always remember-safety first!

I hope you are inspired to think outside the box and not pass by a great deal on a piece of furniture because you can’t see beyond the damage!

Click PLAY below to listen to this week’s episode.

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One Comment

  1. I am also planning to redo my furniture items to make them more elegant and sophisticated. Thanks for telling us about the safety concerns when it comes to operating power tools for furniture redos. You did the great job and it is depicted clearly by the images that you have shared.

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