22 Ways How to Revamp Old Furniture #1

Everyone has some old furniture sitting around the houseGrandmas old arm chair with tattered upholstery, or an old desk you acquired in college, but never found very appealing. Look around your home for those items that you tend to avoid, but wish could be restored. Once youve identified what you have that could be revamped, set them aside and do some research. Here are 22 ways to revamp old furniture that youre going to love 1.

Dip Dye Chair- Sometimes your piece of old furniture just needs a little makeover. In this easy DIY project, youre basically just repainting the chair or table. If the whole thing needs a solid coat of paint first, start there. Once it is in good condition paint-wise, choose a color that goes well with the room where the chair is located.

Now tape off the legs at the height you want your chair dipped and spray paint the legs below where youve taped. Peel off the tape and voila! Your new custom-dipped paint job is easily revamped! 2. Bottle Cap Table- If you have an old card table or small table thats just sitting around the house, turn it into a cool bottle cap table in this DIY project. First, youll have to make sure the table and legs are prepped.

Once thats complete, youre going to make a new top for the table using plywood. Stick bottle caps in the pattern you want onto the new surface using some heavy duty glue or construction adhesive. Grout can be used to pack in the empty space around the bottle caps and later polished away to reveal a cool new flat surface with your favorite bottle caps! 3. Stenciled Folding Chairs- Have some old drab folding chairs you like to break out when at family game night? Dress them up to look like a fancy fabric-covered seat by repainting with a few coats of your favorite color, then use some cool stencils to trace a pattern on the seat after your original paint dries completely.

Use a sharpie to trace the stencils, and be sure to curl your design over the curved lip of the seat so that it looks like fabric. Finally, fill in your tracings via your color choice of paint. Now youve got a cool set of folding chairs no one else will have! 4. Faux Marble Tabletop- An old plain-Jane table (especially a round one) is perfect to use when creating a cool faux marble table top look.

By using faux marble contact paper, you can place it face-down on the table and trace/cut around the edges. Remove the paper and youve got a cool marble look to your table. To keep things more permanent, consider covering the table top with glass. 5.

Cross Stitch Chair- Have an old cane web chair ? Revamp it with a cool cross-stitched look. First, make sure your chair is stained how youd like, bringing out the natural colors of the wood with oil or polish. Then section off the parts of the web youd like to cross-stitch. Next, determine your color scheme and pattern of the stitching and make a plan on paper.

Choose the yarn in colors you like, and begin stitching diagonally through the holes of the web. This isnt anything technicalits a matter of pushing the yarn through the holes in the webbing. Of course it will take a while, but when youre finished, you have a really unique cross-stitched chair. 6.

Leather Belt Chair  If the cross-stitch thing just isnt your thing, try this alternative, which is just as cool. Everyone has a lot of old belts they never wear. Take a few extra belts, or find some for cheap at a discount store, and get to work. First, you remove the seat of a wooden framed chair.

Next, stretch the belts in a creative pattern across the seat, weaving the belts together in a crisscross pattern. For extra security, pull the belts tight and fasten them underneath on the inside of the frame. 7. Paper Wrapped Chair- For anyone who has an old wooden vintage chair, where the back is separated from the seat, using fancy paper can be a cool redo.

Choose a kind of wall paper that goes with the colors of the room, or maybe something that gives a nice pop of color. With only scissors, paper, Mod Podge glue, a medium-sized sponge, and an exacto knife, youre on your way to a cool vintage-looking chair. Just use the glue to attach a larger-than-needed section of the decorated paper to the back of the chair. Spread the glue evenly using the sponge.

Make sure to push out any bubbles in the paper, and once its dry you can use the knife to cut away the excess paper. 8. Decorative table legs- For a cool new look to an old table, you can use decorative napkins and adhesive to give a fun new look. Find some fancy napkins (good quality) with a pattern you like.

Using a paintbrush, spread the Mod Podge adhesive glue onto the table leg. This works really well on Ikea tables which have easily detachable legs. Split the napkin into layers, and place the napkin onto the leg with glue. Be careful to get out any wrinkles.

Now, using a clear acrylic sealer, paint it evenly over top of the napkin for even coverage and let it dry! 9. Leather Sling Sofa  Recycle used materials into a cool new sling-style sofa! If you find an old used leather couch you can strip the material off and sew it together to form the back of this fresh little sofa. Youll want to keep the pieces of leather as large as possible in order to have the best backing for the sofa. Then using wood (specified in the link under the video), wooden dowels, and screws or bolts, you can assemble the frame of the small sofa.

This project can get a bit technical, so be sure to read all the way through and carefully follow the directions. Youll need a few special tools both for assembling the frame and sewing the leather. But when youre done, youre left with a cool sling-style sofa thats sure to be the unique piece in your home! 10. Kids Table Makeover  Have a kids table thats a bit beat up? In this DIY project, you can turn that old table into something fun and cool the kids will love.

By removing the old seat and back of the chairs, you can easily spray paint the frames with a fresh color. Next, add a new material over the seat covers and staple the material down before attaching the seat and back to the chair frame again. Using a few thin and cheap boards from your local hardware store as well as liquid nails, you can attach everything according to the directions listed in the link to make a smooth new table top. Sand the top of the table once everything is attached for a smoother finish.

Youll coat the top of the table with a few coats of semi-gloss polyurethane. And there you have it a cool new used kids table! And last, Number 11. Recovered Mid-Century Burke Chair  For an older chair that needs a little pizazz (like this mid-century Burke chair), you can find some really neat material to cover it with. Youll have to first remove the cushions and upholstery.

Cut the material in the way you want to lay it over the cushions, leaving the edges long enough to wrap around the back of the cushion and fasten with small staples. This is a really fun and easy project. And the best part is you can salvage material from almost anywhere that will make a cool patterned cushion on your restored chair! Thats it, since youre still watching, care to like this video, share it with your friend or comment it. Press subscribe button if you cant find this channel in your subscription tab.

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20 Ultimate IKEA Furniture Upgrade Ideas

The internet obsesses over IKEA hacks for a reason. When your home feels packed with stuff, easy and inexpensive storage solutions are always welcome. This is 20 Best IKEA Furniture Upgrade You Could DIY. 1.

This IKEA favorite might look like a typical step stool made of solid wood. But in reality, there are so many ways to use this versatile item. It's as simple as painting the steps black, drawing on a stove top, and adding some knobs on the front to get the "burners" going. 2.

Decor guru Emily Henderson turned a $15 Ikea nightstand into adorable bathroom storage in one afternoon. Heres how to do it: Step 1: Drill before painting to avoid chips. The Rast is unfinished pine, so any paint will work. Step 2: Attached rope drawer pulls at the side of the cabinet Step 3: attach the legs from The legs Ikea Metrik.

Covered them with white spray epoxy. Once dry, secure them with a heavy-duty adhesive. 3. The reason people love the EXPEDIT bookcase is because it offers 16 cubbies for storage.

But Katie took it to the next level by adding locker doors on the front of each shelf so she could keep her odds and ends out of sight. First, cut the 4' x 4' underlayment into sixteen 13" x 13" squares and then apply a light coat to each door. Next drill holes to attach the pulls  and use glue to attach the hinge to the door. Allow the glue and hinge fully cure before pre drilling holes and attach the doors to the bookcase.

Attach the aluminum reflective numbers to the lockers using double sided tape and youre done. Find the material you will need at Little House of Four. 4. Believe it or not, this gorgeous dining room table was once the simple INGO.

But You'll have to get out the power tools for this hack. Acquire 1 or 2 rectangular tables and then assembly them. Attach the tables together using a 13 pine plank and screws Build a subframe using 12 inexpensive pine planks Cut your new tabletop planks. Once the subframe is prepped, cut your 28 boards to length.

Place your boards, and get your layout set. Once youre happy with your spacing attach each board from the underside of the table using screws. Measure and cut four 13 pieces of pine down to the size of each of the tables sides. Attach the apron onto each side, under the wide top planks, hiding the frame.

Stain your table and then apply 2-3 coats of polyurethane to seal it. 5. As soon as you collect your mail out of the mailbox, stop! Don't drop it on the table. Instead, sort it all into different cubbies (made out of IKEA magazine holders) for bills, personal notes, and more.

First, prepare Knuff plywood magazine files from IKEA, have a shelf or piece of wood cut to size and L-brackets. Next Install the shelf. After measuring, leveling, and coordinating the marks on the wall and the shelf, install the brackets onto the shelf then screw into the wall. Last, grab a magazine holder, drill 3 holes into it with your smallest wood bit then screw in your magazine racks! 6.

Having a hard time keeping all of your gift wrapping gear organized? Repurposing the plastic bag dispenser into a holder for paper rolls is an easy solution. 7. Don't let your kids drop their coats onto the floor ever again. When you give them dedicated hooks in an entryway organizer made out fo IKEA storage bench they'll always know where to put their belongings.

Put together Stuva benches, lay stained pine boards on top of benches and screw into benches from underneath. Cut 1x3s and 1x4s and attach to wall with nail gun then attach shelf using Kreg Jig Hang corbels using nail gun, paint the whole board and then install the hooks. 8. Hooks can be attached to this simple rail, which you can use to organize just about anything.

To keep electronics from cluttering your counter, you can mount this bar near an outlet along with a basket to hold your gadgets. 9. To keep your home clean and tidy, your best bet is to enlist the help of your kiddos. So to keep them accountable, use IKEA's organizational items to make lists that clearly mark who's responsible for what chores.

All you need is Magnetic Boards,  IKEA Nitice Board and a lit bit of creativity. You could also download the job chart template at The Crafting Chicks. 10. Potting soil, charcoal, gravel, and plants fill the lantern with an earthy brightness.

The result is both decorative and low maintenance. First, assemble the BORBY lantern. Follow instructions on sealant to prepare surface and sealant, then squeeze sealant into the gaps at the bottom of the lantern. Next, Lay down a thick, flat layer of gravel (up to the door frame), then cover the gravel with the 8 inch square of screen.

Pour a thin layer of dirt on top of the screen and gravel, place all plants except for the moss inside, away from the door. Last, cover the entire area with moss and then place any decorative rocks or charcoal on top. 11. Like most IKEA chests, this simple dresser has endless decorating possibilities.

By making it fold out, the top drawer becomes the main surface for a desk. Assemble the dresser and then use a saw to cut off the legs flush with the dresser bottom. Turn the dresser upside down to make the base and then attach wheels with large head screws and washers. For top drawer, use a 1/4" piece of plywood and then assemble the back, bottom, two sides of the drawer using nails or screws and then attach the hinge.

For the drawer front, Place four of the 1/4? Birch plywood pieces on each drawer. Use Liquid Nails to attach. Prime and paint them before or after attaching. Attach the pull and you're done.

12. Floating IKEA shelves across the bottom of a closet keeps your shoes from piling up in a disorganized pile in your bedroom... Or worse, your entryway. Simply mount the IKEA Floating shelf to the bottom of your drawer and that's it! 13.

Raskog Utility Metal Cart is a popular IKEA product Melissa from Polkadot Chair used the cart to categorize her beauty routine and even doctored the side with a bin for her hot tools. Take a utensil holder from IKEA and then attach it with zip ties to store your curling iron and flat iron. 14. Grundtal magnetic knife rack is a stainless steel magnetized strip, which making it easy to organize all of your knives  or anything metal  without taking up precious counter space.

But you could also use it to park your kids trucks and trains on the wall just like Abby did. Very practical and also serve as cute decor. 15. LACK side table is another popular IKEA product and can be so much more than a place to put your TV remote.

With a crafty eye and tons of bright paint, the blank table morphs into your favorite classic board games, like backgammon and Monopoly. 16. Made of sturdy pine wood Rast 3-drawer chest is the perfect (and affordable) blank canvas for a bit of creativity. Stacey managed to transform the plain looking dresser into an awesome craft room desk covered with plexiglass and a pair of table legs, creating the perfect stylish workspace.

First, Assembly the rast dresser, flip it over and add 2 set pieces of wood as the wheel base. Next, screw each board  and then attach the four caster wheels. Attach 2 pieces of wood to the legs and then attach the wheel as well Add hollow core door as a base to the top of the dresser and the legs then add pallet wood above the door. And last, laid down the plexi glass and then attach it to the pallet wood.

17. If you're looking for a chic alternative to your standard vanity, check out this super-glam creation. Blogger Erin Kelly paired the EKBY ALEX shelving with old-school wooden legs and a sheepskin-covered bench to create a gorgeous place to spend your mornings. Follow the complete DIY Instruction at New Blooming.

18. It's rare you get something so classy from IKEA's seen-everywhere LACK table, but blogger Kristen managed to pulled it off. By removing the lower shelf and attaching wooden tapered legs, she created a midcentury-style classic that's entirely chic. All you need is a pair of signature tapered legs which you could easily find at Etsy and eBay.

Remove the Ikea legs and screw on those mid-century legs and voila! Old table, new look. 19. This plain ottoman serves as a practical place to put your feet up, but it's not very stylish. You could make it shine by swapping the legs and adding some cheerful floral fabric.

First, Removed the metal legs and replaced them with some turned furniture legs which you could purchased at Lowes. Next, Get a new fabric, in this project blogger Rebecca use Poppy Power fabric from HGTV. Laid the fabric out, flipped the ottoman over, stretched and stapled the fabric to the under side of the ottoman. And here it is! A perfectly neat ottoman.

20. The Bekvam Kitchen Cart is a convenient piece of furniture if you got a bit to spare. With a fresh coat of gray paint, a chic marble top, and a shiny towel bar makes this kitchen helper as stylish as it is functional. Thats all for now For more Kitchen hack and organizing Ideas, stay tune to our channel.

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20 Small Kitchen Makeover and Furniture ideas

20 Small Kitchen Makeover Ideas You must have a reason for typing 20 small kitchen makeover ideas into your search
engine. Maybe you find creative inspiration from the
way a kitchen is designed, or maybe you want to extend your cooking area, or you simply
want your cooking kitchen to look brighter and comfier. Here are some ideas for that kitchen makeover: 20. One Tone!
The vintage stove is so charming that even when the environment looks more current and
fashionable, your focus will shift to the stove.

The stove is certainly not something to remove
while doing a makeover. What you can actually do is to give the other
elements the same color with the stove. You may repaint those surfaces with highlight
colors that have the same hue as the stove. You should also remember to change the knob
so that it suits the entire design.

19. Painting without Sanding.
Most DIY projects require that you do some sanding if you're working with wooden materials. It is impossible to skip this process and still
get a perfect result. For this, you will need a rinse substitute,
primer, de-glosser, and paint.

First, unmount the cabinet doors and clean
it thoroughly with the rinse substitute. Then apply de-glosser and later a thin layer
of primer after the de-glosser has dried. Then paint the door and mount it back in its
place. The result is quite pleasant.

18. Concrete Countertop.
You can give the top of your counter a new look, using a concrete mix. Get the concrete mixture ready, along with
camuba wax, sealer, and sandpaper. Layer the old counter top surface and sides
with thin concrete mixture and allow it to dry.

Smoothen the countertop with sandpaper and
then add another layer. Repeat the layering process to get five layers. Apply sealer and camuba wax with a brush to
seal the concrete. This process may take a while because of repeated
layering.

17. Peninsula and Corbel.
Cover your peninsula with planked wood, so it gets a new look. Protect the edges with adjustable mold trim,
and use gun nails to set the plank in its place. Sand the plank and fill in the nail holes,
before painting.

After the paint dried, add wood glue to the
corbels and start installing them immediately. Set them on both ends, as if they support
the peninsula surface. 16. Countertops for Butcher.
It is very easy to cut your budget for counter top, but you have to invest your time instead.

Purchase a butcher block from the store to
fit your kitchen size. Then seal both the surface and bottom of the
block with sealer liquid to protect it from heat, scratches, and moisture. If you want to paint the block, do it and
apply sealer too. Next, you have to cut the area for the sink
and also join the corner.

Lastly, install the counter in its place with
a fastener. 15. Functional Kitchen.
When you move to a new house, the kitchen arrangement could be awkward and not satisfying.
Sometimes with an oversized island in the middle. You could make the space more functional and
good looking.

The basic rule is that the sink, stove, and
fridge should be in one continuous line. As for the oversized island, you could remodel
it by making spaces for throwing garbage. The idea is to simply wipe the leftover foods
or vegetables literally under the table. To make things look better, you could coordinate
the color of the kitchen and island countertop.

14. White and Gray Cabinet Makeover.
When you purchase cabinets from the store, they usually have similar colors. Lighten them up a bit with a white and gray
tone. Ask for a cabinet transformer on your next
visit to the store.

It is almost all that you need. Take off the all the doors, starting with the cabinet. Apply a layer of the de-glosser solution and
apply the first white coat immediately. Let it sit for three hours and go on to the
second layer.

Repeat the same process for the bottom cabinet as well. 13. Kitchen Refacing.
It involves replacing the cabinet door with one with a different style. In the process, there will be no kitchen re-setting.

It is an improvement for cabinets only. Start by purchasing your desired cabinet doors. You will also need to repaint the body of
the cabinet, so buy a similar paint tone with the new door . Unmount the old door, and paint
the body of the cabinet first.

You can then mount the new cabinet doors. 12. Charming Molding.
If you love your current cabinet, you can simply add molding just to upgrade the look. It will not take away the original beauty
of the cabinets.

You need molding wood, which you can easily
get at the store. Then get your ruler and take measurements
to align with the cabinet. Make sure you mark the area where you want
the molding to be attached. Try to arrange the molding and glue it once
you are satisfied with the result.

Lastly, repaint the cabinet doors and enjoy
the upgrade. 11. Fancy Range Hood.
If you use a built-in stove, then you will have a range hood installed with it. It functions as a fan, keeping the stove cool.

Most range hoods come with a trim design. You can upgrade the look with another trimming
trick! Like always, you need to remove the old molding. Sand the wood and create a trapezoidal shape
sketch. Cover the marks of the old molding with paint,
then attach the new molding and a bead board wallpaper.

10. Chippy Table.
If you happen to notice that your dining room table pedestals are chippy, you can also take
the opportunity to make the dining table fancier. Replace the legs with fancier ones. Use a half sized table if you prefer a private
dinner.

Give it a farmhouse look with several wall
shelves on top of the table. Fill it with delicious spices, and a fancy
decoration. 9. Pattern Countertop.
The simple makeover could start from the counter tops.

Again, you have to block the colors and pattern:
having two colors or two patterns in a single item will ruin the whole set. To solve the problem, you could stain the
countertop with granite color. Since the counter top would be the main focus,
use dark paint on the upper and lower cabinets. Pick tone from the nearby hue for the floor.

For the tap, it is suggested to pick silver
hardware. 8. Working Table to Kitchen Island.
Create your own kitchen island instead of spending too much money to buy one. All you need is your old desk, cedar wood
plank, and some paint.

Since you are renovating the whole look, attach
a wallpaper with a similar tone on the bottom board. Tear up the top board and replace it with
cedar plank as the new countertop. Stain it and protect the color with sealer. Attach a hook on one side to hang your kitchen
mittens and other equipment.

You may also install casters to help you move
it easily. 7. Expand the Island.
If your current kitchen island is not big enough for you to do all cooking preparation,
then expand your island by applying the concept of a table. You will get additional space on both sides.

Pull out the counter tops and drawers so that
you can build the frame. Make sure it adds equal size on both wings
and has one wide board on the top. Support the wings with fancy legs and the
board with chic trimming. 6.

Space for Oven.
If you got a new oven as a gift after your kitchen has been arranged, you would need
a nice place with no obstructions to put it. Make use of the space under your extended
kitchen island. If you need to build or purchase a shelf that
fits under the island. Make two rows on the shelf: one for the oven
and the other one for the cookbook or baking equipment.

5. Bright Classic.
People who like old comfort who definitely prefer this. Start with the cabinets that are mounted horizontally
on the wall. Pick a new color tone for them.

Pair it up with a two-tone lighter back splash. For the floor, use brick color and install
the tiles diagonally. Put two tall chairs with classic pattern seating
and low back in the dining area. Light up the room with candle pendant light
and place a flower vase on the table.

4. Peeking Through the Glass.
This allows you to display your kitchen utensils. Remove your cabinet door and cut off the center
square of your cabinet door. Measure the plexiglass and cut it.

Attach the cut glass on the cabinet door by
using a silicone gel. Allow the glass and gel to dry. Cut the trim molding to fit the size of the
glass. Glue it on the sides and hide the raw edges.

3. Open Shelving Pantry.
Sometimes when cooking, you may need to go all the way to the fridge just to get the
spices. You can fix this by building an open pantry. All you need is planked wood, oak stain, and
L bracket.

Start by mounting the L bracket on the wall,
to set the place for the wood. Then stain the wood with oak color and let
it dry before installing it on the L bracket. You can now arrange your spices in the pantry. And you can label the spices to make them easy
to locate.

2. Cozy and Preppy.
Make your kitchen look more fancy and homey by installing new lighting and hardware. For instance, you can replace the current
lamp with a pendant lamp and make the faucet slightly chopper with shining silver. You might also need to replace old cabinets
with a better one.

Replace old cabinets with a cupboard so that
you can get extra space for storage. Also, extend your window area close to the
ceiling to get more access to natural lighting. 1. Warm Lighting.
For this idea, you need about three sets of lighting to get the desired result.

You first install the first lighting inside the
cabinet that has a glass frame. Then you place the second lighting above the
sink and counter tops, focused directly in the center. The third lighting will hang from the ceiling. Paint the lower cabinet with warm orange tone and
use black tiles for the flooring.

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17 DIY Furniture Makeovers Ideas

Thrift stores and garage sales are ripe with budget-friendly finds, but often what you score secondhand needs a little more love. This is 17 Before-and-After DIY Furniture Makeovers With Legs. 1. Turn a ratty cabinet into a Mid-Century Modern wonder.

This cabinet originally comes under the beat up ugly white paint. And this is what it took to give this white box a new life: First, Sanding all over the paint on the drawer, Add 2 coats of primer and 2 coats of high-gloss enamel paint, Attached 6 inch Mid Century Modern style wood and metal legs from Home Depot and then add 2 coats of tung oil on the drawer and legs only When it finished the result is amazing 2. DIY a Vintage Dresser that goes from white to Wow!!! Start by removing the bottom trim on the dresser and then strip off the paint. Stripping off the paint, you could use Klean Strip Premium Stripper to do the job.

Sprayed it with a spray primer, let it cure for a few days, add a couple of 14s to the dresser and then attached the leg brackets to the wood. Next, add 16 inch legs from Home Depot to the bracket. In order to hide the wood supports that the brackets were attached to, add a couple of 12s around the edge as trim. Paint the dresser red and after two weeks of drying time This is what its looks like 3.

Add Legs to a Mid Century Modern Dresser In this project, Sarah and David create their own legs to makeover the dresser from furniture sales. Here how to do it: First, start off with a piece of 1x8 inch wood. Create the curve by using a ridged piece of string and measured the midpoint of the board to the end point of the board. To make sure that the curve was equal, one held the pencil and string tight at the top and touched the midpoint and both of the ends and the other adjusted the string at the bottom.

Then they repeated for the bottom curve (about 2 inch thick). After they finished, with the jigsaw, they cut out the curve. Determined the measurements and then cut the legs according the design within those guidelines. They glued and clamped the curved piece to the leg.

And after it dried, drilled through both at an angle with a 3/8 inch bit, put some wood glue in the hole and inserted a dowel rod and cut off the excess. Last, they mount the legs to the supports using screws from underneath then reattached the support to the dresser. 4. DIY Makeover a thrift shop dresser to Mid-Century Style Dresser This project is quite simple.

First, paint the drawer fronts a glossy white that really breaks up all of the laminate and makes a great backdrop for the new chrome hardware. Next add some tapered legs stained to match the laminate wood to really complete the retro look. This is all the material used which all was purchased from Lowes Home Improvement Store. 5.

Transform An IKEA Dresser from Elementary to Elegant What you will need for this project: A Tarva dresser Lewis dolin 14 inch bar pull Theresas green paint Orbital Sander Primer Paint Nail Hole Filler An air compressor to spray on the paint for a super smooth finish Chop Saw and Drill Heres how to do it: With the legs on, marked the cut lines with a pencil and put an X on the side that will be waste this reduces confusion once the legs are loose and they all look the same. After the lines were marked took the legs off, cut them down with a chop saw and then put them back on. Change the drawer pull with Lewis Dolin and then repaint the dresser with spray paint. The finish turns out so much better...

6. Stick legs on a suitcase for a vintage side table. What you need for this project is a simple briefcase,  cut to size wood and legs Thats all! This is the package for the legs,  they are 40cm long which is ideal for a side table. First Place the cut to size board in the case.

Place the leg holders on the bottom of your suitcase and screw them down through the woods in the bottom of your suitcase. Make sure that the leg holders are inclined,  and that the high side pointing inwards. And voila, it's that simple.  Turn the briefcase round and its become a gorgeous side table.

7. Transform an IKEA Wooden Futon into a modern daybed By simply upgrade your the typical collegiate Ikea wooden futon in the living room to a bit more stylish adult living room sofa,  you couldve save a lot of money. Heres how to do it: First, Take apart the futon and lay it out Carefully sawed off the rounded attachement edges, to make sure the pieces were squared off and fit together properly Next, Cut the pieces to size and then nailed together the framing for the seat attaching it to the 4 paneled section creating the sofa seat. Add the steel L-Brackets to all of the corners of the seat base for added support to the frame.

Attach the arm and back panels using nails, and using the last 2 steel L-brackets for added back and side support. Now you have the sofa frame finished! Next, cut up the futton cushion with scissors or serrated bread knife and doubled the seat cushion using two layers of the futon cushion. Measured and cut the fabric pieces then sew the corner edges of the arm and back covers and also the fabric cover for the sofa seat cushion. Last -- screw in your sofa legs and turn the whole sofa on it's feet! 8.

Morph a rolling table into a stationary one. First, start by removing the casters and replacing them with new wooden furniture feet. Prime and paint the cart and then remove the doors and decoupage the fronts with decorative paper. Cut a new back for the cart from 1-inch plywood and decoupage it with coordinating paper.

Add new knobs to the doors and reinstall. 9. DIY Makeover an old Stale Stereo to Sassy Sideboard This old vintage console stereo looked like it had seen better days, but it has potential in transforming into a bold and useful furniture piece. All you need to do is primed and paint it with high gloss oil based paint in cobalt blue.

Made false door fronts and drawers in center section, covered with ikat fabric and then finished up with new hardware style. Now a stylish sideboard is ready with plenty of inside storage for linens, dishes, even a bar! 10. Give a new live to a broken drawer. This dresser was came in a very bad shape.

It had stickers on it, screws in it, ink stains, drawers that didn't work, and of course the largest problem was one drawer was missing the whole corner. Here is the step by step guide: First, get rid of the broken drawer. Next, moved the bottom drawer into the top position and then altered the frame. After that, cut the side panel back to the rear legs and add a new legs at the front.

For the last step, remove the old paint, add a new drawer pull and repaint the drawer. After she is all painted and put back together this is the result... 11. DIY a Ladies french nightstand.

This project is actually quite simple. All you need to do is add a new curvy legs at the bottom of the nightstand, change the drawer pull with something retro and repaint it. The best part is the long curvy legs 12. DIY Makeover an old card cabinet into an accent table with legs.

First, The cabinet come with all the rust and flaky paint so with some rough sandpaper get rid of the rust and smooth out the surface. After it smooth, give it a new coat of paint and let it completly dry. Once everything is dry,  simply put the card catalog on top of the outdoor table and its done. 13.

Turn a wooden palette into a sexy coffee table. Do you want this coffee table? The DIY instruction for this project is quite complicated so check out the complete step by step guide at Instructables. 14. Repurpose a legless buffet into an awesome TV stand First, find a hairpin legs and attached them at the support under the buffet.

You could find the hairpin legs at Ikea, Lowe's or Home Depot. Next, give a light sanding to remove the little bumps and bruises and then stained the whole piece  using Dark Walnut paint and sealed it with topcoat. Last, add a colorful fabric using mod podge to the back inside panel and this is the end result... 15.

Upgrade your old Outdated Table and Turn it into a Sleek and Modern Dining Table. This project is also simple. First took off the original legs,  sand and add a walnut stain to the table. Next add a new hairpin legs at the four corner of the table and then complete the modern look with Eames style chairs from Amazon.

16. Use legs to make your couch look more expensive This IKEA hack is super easy,  all you need to do is lay the couch on its backside, take off the old legs and screw on the new ones. Its as simple as that!! You should be aware that altough you could simply pick up a few legs from Lowes and use some new mounting plates, the leg is not sturdy enough. For this project blogger Amy ordered a custom legs specifically made for Ikea couches from Uncle Bobs Workshop.

17. Attach longer legs to a side table or dresser to fit storage baskets underneath. For this project, blogger Kristy from 4theloveofwood use table legs from MDF coffee table and attach it to her nighstands. Step 1, cut off the extra top part so they will sit flush under the night stand.

Step 2, Predrill and screw the legs into place on the front of the night stands. Step 3, cut back legs from some stock lumber to match the height of the front legs. Step 4, glue and screw your back legs into place. And there you have it ...

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