This roundup of 30+ repurposed table ideas will inspire you to change up or transform that table you have in storage, or maybe you just found the perfect table at a thrift store or on the side of the road. 
Two Tier Coffee Table Makeover with Ms Mustard Seed Milk Paint
Patio Table Makeover by Sew Woodsy
Small Table Makeover with Homeright’s Finish Max
It’s Just Me, Sewing Table redo
Susan @ Homeroad married two pieces to get this awesome table!
Chase The Star-chalkboard table
Potholes & Pantyhose DIY Dining Table
DIY Chalk Paint Kids table and Chairs
Table transformed into a footstool
Faux Leather using Brown Paper Bag Decoupage Technique
Going a little Coastal-Sawhorse Desk/Table
Mid Century Modern Coffee Table gets a new top
Cut a table in half to make a console table
Coffee Table into an End of Bed Bench
$5 Small Table (falling apart) Repaired and Painted, given a new life
Cute outdoor table made from wood scraps
simple rustic table made from a cabinet door
Faux Pocket Watch from a Table Top
Kitchen table repurposed into a faux clock coffee table
Console Table made from an antique drop leaf table
Table made from “parts”. Crib and antique drop leaf table
Antique Drop Leaf table into a Console Table
Using Flooring to make a topless table presentable again
How to refinish a Coffee Table
How to strip and refinish a table (before)
after
Thrift store table gets a makeover with DIY Chalk Paint
Vintage Ammo box into a Coffee Table
Easy Makeover – Black Sofa Table
I hope you found something to inspire you to rescue a table, or pick up a cheap table at a thrift store.
for more ideas, see more tables below:
gail
Will it ever end?
Easy Back Drop for DIY projects
Family rules sign
Catch as Catch Can 116
Hi,
I just wanted to say how you have some beautiful pieces there!
They gave me some good ideas, especially the ‘cutting a table in half to make a console table’ and ‘coffee table into end of bed bench’!
I myself had an idea to take a flip top sewing machine table, cut the legs down (just a little) and turn it into a night stand!
Although…it won’t be no ordinary night stand! (I can’t give you ALL the details on how I will make it!) ~ one that you can open and extend over your bed, for those mornings when your hubby makes your breakfast!! 😉
Thank you so much Sylvia for stopping by and taking the time to leave a comment. I really appreciate you letting me know you’re inspired! I hope you share your new night stand with me. 🙂
gail
I think my favorites are the mid-century mod table (you did a great job on that top and matching the stain) and the faux leather (papered table top)
great inspiring pieces!
I pinned it to the MY REPURPOSED LIFE COMMUNITY BOARD
http://pinterest.com/repurposedlife/my-repurposed-life/
That way other can join and PIN THEIR FAVORITE MRL PROJECTS TOO…
just email Gail with your PINTEREST NAME so she can add you and start pinning!
Pat
Patricia,
Thanks for your kind words on my table redos. Jamie’s mid century modern table has taken some hits from Lucy, their Boston Terrier/English Bulldog mix. Jamie tried some restor-a-finish on it recently, but it didn’t work so well.
Thanks for the shout out about the MRL Pinterest board!
have a super day!
gail
I’ve been looking for a coffee table to re-do forEVER…and it hit me while reading these that perhaps I should be looking for a regular table with legs I can cut down. I don’t think that was even one of your projects, but your creativity inspired mine! Let’s see what happens…
yay! that’s what it’s all about Laura…. seeing what something CAN be! 🙂
good luck!
gail
I found inspiration in every one of these tables. It’s amazing what some time, paint, and imagination can do.
Love looking at all the table re-do’s…lot’s of inspiration and ideas! TFS!
Great round up! Love all the table projects.
Wow! So many tables… such little time! I’m inspired for sure! thanks for sharing your table creations in one post, love it! Little Bit
Those are some awesome tables! I love the clock!
Thank you! <3
Susan
So many pretty tables, thanks for sharing Gail! BTW I’m finally tackling my dresser, where the top coat didn’t turn out as wanted. As per suggestion it’s been “paper-baged”, only needs the poly coats now. Looks so pretty now!
Have a happy creative week,
Sue