Navy Blue Furniture Projects

Sometimes, if you can’t find the perfect piece of furniture, you can build it and then paint it Navy Blue. This sweet headboard bench was a joy to make.

Often, friends will give up on a piece of furniture. That is the case with this navy blue sofa table. It needed a minor repair and fresh paint to live its next chapter.

This mid-century modern buffet was a steal at only $15. However, it wasn’t without its flaws. But the final result is stunning.

Sewing cabinets are easy to update with paint. They make great side tables or bed stands.

If you have an old, outdated piece of furniture, don’t give up on it and toss it out. This modified dresser is the perfect example of trash to treasure!

When you need more storage but don’t have a lot of room, go UP. This lingerie chest is made from an old desk. The two drawer sections were stacked to achieve extra storage.

Although this antique school desk looks excellent now, it didn’t start that way. Someone left this little gal out in the weather; she was faded and rusted.

Inexpensive wooden barstools look fabulous after paint and a decorative magnolia rub-on transfer.

This antique parlor chair was painted to match a set of bar stool nightstands.

How do you turn a dresser into a hall table?  Remove the drawers, cut the sides, and paint it blue!

This two-toned MCM headboard bench was not painted but upholstered with velvety navy blue fabric.

A vintage headboard gets yet another makeover, looking oh-so pretty in her new blue outfit. 

A FREE buffet sideboard at the transfer station was easily transformed with navy blue paint. The small sideboard offers extra storage for an eat-in kitchen.

Specialty paint can be expensive, but you can transform any shade of latex paint into the perfect chalk paint. An old sewing machine cabinet was upcycled into a useful writing desk with cubbies.