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Farmhouse Chic Furniture Makeover

By: Vanessa Brady from triedandtrueblog.com

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Farmhouse Chic Furniture Makeover
Farmhouse Chic Furniture Makeover
This image courtesy of triedandtrueblog.com

Update the old furniture you have in a snap with this tutorial. With this Farmhouse Chic Furniture Makeover, you can learn how to paint and distress furniture so it has that rustic vibe you love so much. This furniture makeover uses chalky paint and sandpaper to upcycle and distress old furniture. You don't have to be an advanced DIY-er to do this project, either; it's as simple as slapping on a few coats of paint and sanding down a few areas. Plus, the end result is gorgeous; your old furniture will look like new by the end. So go ahead and try your hand at upgrading that old cabinet. This tutorial will help you out each step of the way.

Time to complete: Weekend project

Primary Technique: Repurposing

Easy

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jamieegee

Sep 28, 2017

This is so adorable. I love this country chic look for the kitchen especially.

shilohdana

May 30, 2017

I really like this project. I have done a similar one in the past. I had chalk painted an old gun cabinet, replaced the glass with hardware cloth and sold it in my antique mall booth. It sold fairly quickly. I would love to try a smaller size one soon, but that means I have to find a likely contender. The light blue color of this piece is really pretty.

GrandmasHouseDIY

Apr 27, 2016

I love the look of chicken wire for a country look, this is a great example of its use too!

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