If you're like me and born in an era where furniture was still made to last, you'll often see pieces like this. Now, while this isn't a high-quality find, but it's made in the likeness of a solid, vintage French Provincial nightstand. Why isn't it as nice as these French Provincial pieces ... READ the POST
Thrifted Antique Table
Earlier this week, I happened upon two lonesome tables. One, of which, is this one you see below. The other, however, is a vintage tea set table, is already revived as I show you HERE. Whereas, today I have this thrifted antique table that is in need of a little spunk, don't you ... READ the POST
Thrifted Nightstand Upgrade
For some odd reason, I really like a challenge. Especially when it comes to getting my DIY kick. Take, for instance, this thrifted nightstand. A local gal is tired of cleaning unnecessary things, so she passes this along to me as her grandson doesn't use it. It's a Broyhill nightstand from the ... READ the POST
Damaged Blanket Chest Revival
What better way to start the day, the week and the month than with a #trashure makeover, right? Check out this damaged blanket chest I found curbside. Yes, there are other goodies there (I took the mirror for my daughter's new place), but someone else got the rack and I ... 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
Green Furniture Makeovers – Best Of
It's that time of year, at least around here, where everything is lush, flowers are blooming, gardens are beginning and all I see is GREEN. sigh... such a time to savor, isn't it? Today, I want to put together my top picks for my green furniture makeovers all in one spot. I have more than ten but ... READ the POST
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