50+ Incredible Before and After Furniture Makeover Ideas

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Hey there, welcome to Chas’ Crazy Creations! Today I’m super excited to share some of my favorite furniture makeover ideas with you. If you’ve been following me, you know I love hunting for bargain pieces at garage sales and on Facebook Marketplace, then transforming them into something beautiful and functional. Let’s dive into some amazing before and after transformations that might inspire your next DIY project!

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Discover incredible before and after furniture makeover ideas to transform your home. Find inspiration for your next upcycle!

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Tables & Desks

I love doing furniture makeovers.  I found this little side table at a garage sale for just five dollars.  Garage sales are great places to find gently used furniture pieces.   The legs weren't attached so I placed them back onto the table and tightened everything up.  
Are you looking for a painted side table? Don't want to spend a fortune? You can easily flip furniture on a budget. I found this table at a garage sale for just $5 and turned it into decor we love.

I found this piece at a garage sale for $5. I started with the prep work. I sanded the top all of the way down to reveal a beautiful solid wood top. I lightly sanded and cleaned up the piece. I used a screwdriver to tighten the legs and any other necessary repairs. I painted the bottom with white chalk paint using a paintbrush. I glazed the indents with glaze medium and gray paint to have the accents in the table pop. I used waterbased wood tint on the top to stain it and give it a natural look. You can find the full tutorial on my post: Beautiful and Easy Painted Side Table with Video

Here is the original table. The wood on top was in super shape, but the bottom needed a little help.
I'm so excited with how it turned out, it's going to be great gift for my family for Valentine's Day!

I found this heart table at a thrift store. I cleaned the piece up, and then gave it a fresh coat of paint to the base. I left the top with its original finish because it was in great shape. I used a glaze medium with some gray paint to accent the indents in the piece and give it dimension. I added a sticker decal to the base that was plain, and then varnished over the top of that. You can find the full tutorial at: Beautiful Thrift Store Heart Table Makeover

Stenciled Furniture

Here's the original table, and it looked like it originally came from Target according to the label.
I painted the top with Folk Art Home Decor Varnish to protect the table top.

I found this side table on Facebook Marketplace. I first started by repairing the furniture with some wood fill. This required some woodfil, and then I sanded and cleaned the piece. I added some metallic silver paint to the bottom to accent the piece.

I added gray chalk paint topped with metallic silver chalk paint. Once that dried I added a stencil to the top with white chalk paint. You can find the full tutorial in my post Updated Side Table

Here is the original table that I found at the thrift store. The first thing I did was clean the table and glass.
I placed the glass top back on the table and it was ready to be used.

I found this table piece at a thrift store. I painted the legs white and the table top gray. I stenciled the design on with some white paint, and then placed the glass top on to protect the piece. You can find the full tutorial for this post: How To Stencil On Wood

Here is the side table that I purchased for $1 at a garage sale. It had holes on top, some sort of sticky residue from something that was sitting on it, and some scratches.
Side table makeover

I found this table at a garage sale. I repaired it, sanded it, and cleaned it. I planned on painting the entire piece. I painted the flat surfaces with gray mineral paint and the legs with white mineral paint. I used a glaze medium with the gray paint to accent the indents in the legs. I stenciled the top of the table, and I gave the table a topcoat. You can find the full tutorial in my post Quick and Easy Side Table Makeover On A Budget

The side table I found at the thrift store was in decent shape, but the top had some water damage.
Are you looking to add a unique touch to your furniture? Have you considered stenciling on wood? In this blog post, I'll take you through my process of upcycling a side table that I found at a thrift store. With a few materials and some creativity, I transformed this piece into a statement item that fits perfectly in my home.

I found this table at a thrift store, I started by sanding and cleaning it to get the dust off, then I painted it with chalk paint, added some acrylic paint accents, stenciled the top with white chalk paint, and gave it a top coat of varnish. You can find the full tutorial in my post Upcycling a Side Table with Stenciling on Wood

Here's a table I picked up on Facebook Marketplace. I thought it would need some work but the table was actually in great shape and from Pier One Imports. The main color was green and it had some gold trim. My daughter was heading off to college and the school colors happened to be green and gold.
Today I am sharing how to stencil with a printable. Can't find the stencil you want?

I found this table on Facebook Marketplace. It was in great shape, I was just looking to customize it for a college student. The table’s colors were green and gold the Colorado State University colors.

I printed out a pumpkin CSU Rams stencil. I placed it on the table and use while chalk paint to paint on the stencil. You can see the full tutorial on my post How To Make A Stencil With A Printable with Video

I wiped the entire table down with Krud Kutter to clean it.
One of the things I love about this table is that the sides fold down to a 2 person size. I have a very similar one that I inherited from my grandparents. You can see it on my home tour here.

Dining Table

I found this dining table for free on Facebook Marketplace. I sanded and cleaned it. I painted it with gray chalk paint, and then I used a dry chip brush to “dry brush” the entire table with wood tint paint to give it a reclaimed wood look.

You can find the full tutorial for this project in my post: Reclaimed Wood Dining Table and Chairs Awesome and Easy DIY

Back to it's original form.
How to use a wood grain tool

I painted this laminate table with some primer to make sure the paint would stick to the laminate. Veneers need to be treated the same to make paint stick. Next I painted it with chalk paint, and then I used a glaze with white paint and a wood grain tool to create the plank look. You can find the full tutorial in my post How To Use A Wood Grain Tool: It’s So Easy

Here is as picture of the original table that I found for $5 at a garage sale. The table was real wood, originally white, and spray painted black. It has some water damage on the top of the table, but not much.
Once I was finished, I let the resin set for 24 hours to cure.

Coffee Table Makeover

I found this coffee table in rough shape while shopping yard sales. I cleaned it up and then spray painted it with Behr paint. I then mixed different batches of resin and layered them onto the coffee table top. I used a heat gun to push the resin around until I got the look I wanted. You can find the full tutorial on my post Easy Coffee Table Makeover

Decoupage Tables

Here's the original side table - clearly it had been well used and needed a little love.
Our family loves superheros and my son wanted to update his room. I found this little old table on Facebook Marketplace for $10, and with a little paint, superheros, and a little love we gave this side table a makeover.

I found this side table on Facebook Marketplace. The table was in horrible condition, it had seen better days for sure. I sanded and cleaned it. I painted it with red chalk paint.

I used Mod Podge on the flat surfaces and applied superhero fabric, then gave it another coat to seal it. You can find the full tutorial in my post Chalk Paint Side Table: It’s So Easy and Has Amazing Results

Here is the game table I found at a thrift store. The top had some water damage and scratches, but the rest of the table looked great!
What can I use as a side table? I'm sharing a DIY side table makeover from a game table I found at a thrift store.

I found this table at a thrift store. The base was fine but the top had some scratches on it. I lightly sanded and cleaned the piece. I added a layer of Mod Podge to the top, and then placed book pages (they were from a book that was falling apart).

I placed another coat of Mod Podge on the top to protect it. You can find the full tutorial in my post Quick and Easy DIY Side Table Makeover For Your Home

I found these TV trays at a garage sale. My kids do their homework on school laptops. I wanted to personalize these trays for them to use for homework, as well as snacks, games, puzzles, etc. Plus they collapse and can be put away - which I love.
My kids love these trays and use them all the time.

I found a set of TV trays at a garage sale. I customized each one by placing a layer of Mod Podge on the tray, then adding laser printed images of each person’s favorite things.

I coated it with Mod Podge to seal it when I was done. You can find the full tutorial on my post Personalized TV Tray Upcycle

Do you have an old tv tray? With just a few items you can give your old tv tray an awesome update, and guess what, it's easy!
Do you want to make a DIY chalkboard? Why not change an old wooden TV tray into more than just a place for food.
Do you want to make a DIY chalkboard? Why not change an old wooden TV tray into more than just a place for food.

I found these tv trays at a garage sale. I painted it with chalk paint and added a Bronco decal and stenciled the word Broncos with chalk paint on it. I seasoned the chalk so now the tv tray can be used as a chalk board as well. You can find this tutorial in my post Awesome and Easy Old TV Tray Makeover with Video

We have had these family TV trays for years. I grew up with them sitting in front of the TV eating TV dinners on a Friday night - and we all thought that was a "treat". They came with me to college, and now my home where I've used them at playgroups, for my kids, etc. They have been well loved and were in need of an up-cycle.
Materials Needed:
You can play cut little games on your trays like tick tack toe and hang man

I did the same thing to this tv tray but just using black chalkboard paint. You can find this tutorial at Upcycled TV Trays – I Had No Idea on the Family Fun They’d Become!

We used a 1/2 in Wood bit to drill through two 15 inch boards and one 10 inch board.
I didn't have to pay $700. Instead, I was able to build it myself and create a custom design that fits well in our home.

Make Your Own Furniture Pieces

If you don’t want to flip a piece of furniture, you can always make your own. I didn’t have to pay $700. Instead, I was able to build it myself and create a custom design that fits well in our home. You can find the full tutorial at DIY End Table: Create Your Own Stylish Furniture!

We bought 2 stair balusters to support the opposite side of the desk. We cut them to be the same size as the filing cabinet.
Here is the completed desk! You can make it right or left handed.

I found a filing cabinet for free on the side of the road. I painted it to make it look better, and then I created a desk out of it by adding 2 legs to a board and the other end went over the filing cabinet. I painted the wood gray, and then dry brushed it with wood tint to give it that aged look. You can find the full tutorial in my post Easy and Useful DIY Filing Cabinet Makeover with Video

Chairs & Benches

I found a dining room table and set of chairs for free. I grabbed them both and knew I'd have fun giving them a makeover.
Do you want a reclaimed wood dining table without the high cost? You can add a little paint to some old furniture and create a reclaimed wood look on a budget.

I found these chairs for free at a garage sale. I cleaned them, and then I used my paint sprayer with some Behr paint. You can find the full tutorial on my post: Reclaimed Wood Dining Table and Chairs Awesome and Easy DIY

Here is the original bench. It's color was a taupe color and it just didn't match my home's colors.
Here is the completed bench. I'm so happy with the way it turned out.

Bench Makeover

I found this bench at a thrift store. I painted it with acrylic paint, then I watered down some lighter acrylic paint and used a wood grain tool to create the wood plank look. I stenciled a moose on the top of the bench and we use it in our entry way. You can find the full tutorial in my post Easy and Awesome How To Paint A Bench with Video

Here's the original chair. It was marked at $5 and the day we were there it happened to be 1/2 off!
Here's the completed chair. Two things I love about this chair - it has wheels so it can be rolled around easy, and it folds down flat so you can put it away when not in use.

Posture Chair – Upholstery Makeover

I found this posture chair at a thrift store. I repaired the damage and stripped off the old fabric, and added a new cushion and new fabric to it. You can find the full tutorial on how I upholstered this piece in my post Posture Correcting Chair Makeover

The first thing I did was remove the price tag and the decals.
After letting everything dry the chair is done!

I repaired this old chair with some wood glue, and then sanded it and cleaned it. I painted this chair with chalk paint and metallic chalk paint. You can find the full tutorial in my post Up-cycling a Thrift Store Chair

We made this bench in tribute to people and pets we have lost. It's our memorial bench.

Cinderblock Bench

I made my own bench from some cinderblocks and wood. You can find the full tutorial at How To Make A DIY Cinderblock Bench

Dressers & Cabinets

Are you wondering what to do for a chest of drawers makeover? There are tons of ways to update it, and I chose a little paint and fabric.
Are you wondering what to do for a chest of drawers makeover? There are tons of ways to update it, and I chose a little paint and fabric.

Dresser Makeover for Dresser Drawers or Chest of Drawers

I found this chest of drawers for free on the side of the road. I sanded and cleaned it. I painted it with chalk paint and used white paint on the drawer front and top of the chest of drawers, and the rest I painted with black paint. I gave the drawer fronts and top of the chest of drawers a coat of Mod Podge and I applied fabric.

Now I used fabric, but you can use paper (scrapbook paper, wrapping paper, book pages, wall paper, etc).

You can find the full tutorial on my post Super Easy Chest of Drawers Makeover with Video

This is the original credenza sideboard sitting outside the local community center. I was super excited to find this piece.
The set was finished and ready to go in our home.

Credenza and Sideboard Flip

Check out this old furniture piece! I found this credenza or sideboard for free on the side of the road. I brought it home and pulled it apart. I removed the feet and counter top. I added a new board to the top of each piece. I painted the sides and tops with black acrylic paint. I was able to create 2 end tables and a storage piece for my bedroom. You can find the full tutorial at Easy DIY Painted Sideboard

Updating A Built In Entertainment Center
Are you ready for a simple entertainment center makeover? It was time to give this built-in entertainment center a facelift!

Entertainment Center

Our entertainment center is built in. It is out of date with the size of the tv space. we added a shelf and contact paper to give it a new look. You can find the full tutorial at Entertainment Center Makeover: Easy and Quick with Video

Once the paint was dry, I was ready for the cabinets. I had bought some contact paper online. I place the contact paper on all the doors and the sides of the cabinet.
When the contact paper was all in place I was ready I put new handles on the cabinets.

Cabinet Makeover Using Adhesive Wallpaper

I gave my laundry room cabinets a makeover by using adhesive wallpaper that you can purchase online. You can see my full tutorial on my post Easy Inexpensive Laundry Room Makeover on a Budget

Shelving & Storage

Bookshelf or Shelf Furniture

Here's the original shelf. The picture just doesn't do it justice. It had been painted a couple times, there were drips, uneven paint, etc.
I found this shelf unit at a garage sale for $5. I wanted to try my hand at some more furniture makeovers and this price allowed me to give it a go! In the beginning I wasn't sure where I'd use this piece because there are so many places we could use shelves. Who doesn't need more shelf space right?

I found this bookshelf at a garage sale. I lightly standed and cleaned the piece. I painted it with gray chalk paint.

I Mod Podged the top of each shelf and added blue fabric to the top, then gave it a top coat of Mod Podge to protect it. You can find the full tutorial at How To Paint A Bookshelf DIY

I used Krud Kutter and wiped the piece to clean it. Turned out the old paint was latex paint so it started wiping right off. I cleaned up as much as I could, sanded it again, and then cleaned it again.
I wanted to try my hand at furniture makeovers and when I found this shelf for $5 I knew it was a great piece to work on. Added bonus, I already had several items on hand to work on it.

I found this shelf unit at a garage sale. I started by sanding and cleaning the piece. Then I painted it with blue chalk paint.

I used a stencil to paint on flowers and used yellow and white chalk paint. I gave the whole piece a coat of varnish to protect it. You can find the full tutorial on my post Awesome and Easy Furniture Makeover with Video

Here's the original container
I have these 3 drawer storage containers several places in our home. Sometimes I like that I can see what's in the drawer, and other times I do not. I came up with an easy and inexpensive way to upcycle the drawers - hiding what's inside and giving it a face lift at the same time.

Update Plastic Storage Containers with Contact Paper

I took a clear drawer plastic rolling cart and covered it with contact paper to cover the drawers. This hid the things inside from view, and gave it a classier look on a budget. You can find the full tutorial at How To Upcycle Storage Containers Easily and on a Budget

Here is the original tray that I found at our local ARC Thrift Store for $6.
I found a vintage 3 tiered serving tray for $6 at the thrift store, and I was so excited! With a little cleaning, sanding, and painting, I upcycled it to fit in my home.

Furniture Flip with Spray Paint

I found this serving cart at a thrift store. I removed the contact paper and cleaned it up. I spray painted it with Rustoleum metallic gray spray paint. You can find the full tutorial in my post Upcycled 3 Tiered Serving Cart

To start you'll need 3 Parson's End Tables and I purchased mine at Walmart. They are usually $10 each, but I ordered them online for in store pick up and I got a discount!
It's great if you don't have a lot of counter space.

Make Your Own Rolling Cart Storage, Kitchen Island, Or Storage Shelf

I bought a few of these Walmart end tables. I glued them together to create versitle storage for anywhere in your home. You can find the full tutorial at DIY Storage Self and Kitchen Island

More Furniture Makeover Ideas

How to paint wood grain? The cabinets in my laundry room are high, and it's hard to get around my washer and drier. I grabbed this stool from a garage sale and gave it an easy makeover with a wood grain tool.
How to paint wood grain? The cabinets in my laundry room are high, and it's hard to get around my washer and drier. I grabbed this stool from a garage sale and gave it an easy makeover with a wood grain tool.

Stool Makeover

I found this stool at a flea market. I sanded and cleaned it up.

Next, I painted it with gray chalk paint, made a glaze, and used a wood grain tool with some white paint to give it the wood plank effect. I coated it with varnish to protect it. You can find the full tutorial at How To Paint Wood Grain: An Easy Guide with Video

First paint on 1-2 coats of the Dixie Belle Midnight Sky letting it dry between each coat.
Up-Cycle An Old Step Stool

I painted this stool black and then dry brushed it with metallic paint. I also added a metallic guilding wax to the outer edge of the stool. You can find the full tutorial at Up-Cycle An Old Step Stool

Here's one of the original trays I found at the thrift store. The rest of the materials for this project I already had on hand.
Once the trays were dry, I coated them with Folk Art Home Decor Varnish to protect it. I love how these 2 arm tables turned out.

Couch Table Tray

I found a couple of these couch table trays at a thrift store. I lightly sanded and cleaned the pieces and I used chalk paint on both of them.

Once that dried, I stenciled the top with white chalk paint, and added a varnish to protect them. You can find the full tutorial on my post: Sofa Arm Tray Useful and Fun DIY

I found an old wooden magazine rack at a thrift store for $4. I knew this would be perfect to try my hand at painting with chalk paint.

Magazine Rack

I found this magazine rack at a thrift store. I sanded and cleaned the piece. I painted it with gray chalk paint.

Have you wanted to know how to paint with chalk paint? I found a magazine rack at a thrift store and I'm sharing how I painted it with some bonuses too!
These can be used on almost everything and they can also be removed easily. This makes it a temporary solution.

I use a dry brush and some wood tint to give it the old furniture look. I stenciled one side with chalk paint, and the other side I used a decal sticker that I found at Dollar Tree. You can find the full tutorial for this project in my post: Easy How To Paint with Chalk Paint with Video

Which side do you like better? Let me know in the comments below.

Here is the original dated ceiling fan.
After everything was dry, we hung it back up and absolutely love it!

Ceiling Fan Makeover

We had this ceiling fan in my house, and yes to me it counts as furniture. We updated it with some chalk paint on the blades, spray paint on the unit, and replaced the glass globes to give it a refresh. You can find the full tutorial in my post Amazing and Easy Ceiling Fan Makeover with Video

Here are the original plant stands.
Original upcycle - I had added some bases I found at Hobby Lobby for stability. I painted with with Ink Waverly Chalk Paint, and I added 2 circle glass cutting boards from Dollar Tree to the tops to protect them.

Plant Stand Furniture Makeover

I found these plant stands at a garage sale. I painted them with chalk paint, made them more stable, and added 2 dollar store cutting boards to the top to protect them. You can find the full tutorial at Hobby Lobby Plant Stands Side Tables

I found this fun mason jar lamp at a local thrift store for $4.99!
What materials can be used to make a lampshade? How do you make an old lampshade look new? How do you revamp a lampshade? I found a cute lamp at a thrift store and I'm sharing my DIY lampshade makeover.

Lamp Makeovers

I found this lamp at a thrift store, I cleaned it up and I added fairy lights to it, as well as fabric to the lampshade to give it a makeover. You can find the full tutorial in my post Lampshade Makeover: Easy and Awesome DIY

Here is the lamp I got on clearance at Target for $4.
I bought this lamp on clearance and I had some stickers that I got from Dollar Tree. I decided to use the stickers on the lampshade of my lamp and love it!

I simply added some decals and stickers to create a different look for this lamp. You can find the full tutorial in my post Upcycle A Lamp With Dollar Store Stickers

Here is the before picture.
We love it for our kitchen table!

Lazy Susan

I found this lazy Susan at a thrift store, and I painted it with metallic paint and added a stencil. You can find the full tutorial at Up-Cycle An Outdated Lazy Susan

I got started by painting it with Dixie Belle Paint Gravel Road.
Here is the phone charger all finished.  I can't wait to bring it to our mountain condo!

Charging Station

I found this charging station piece at a thrift store. I painted it with chalk paint and added some metallic gilding paper to the indents. You can find the full tutorial at Up-cycle A Charging Station – Thrift Store Find!

I'll be using the following materials: White Lighting Cleaner Dixie Belle Boss Manatee Gray Family Photos Clear Coat Satin
Because I painted it in a neutral tone, I can leave it up all year and the possibilities are endless - put flowers in it for spring and summer, use it for reminders, leaves for the fall, Birthday & Christmas cards, ...

Contact Paper Furniture Makeovers

I found this vintage letter holder piece in the thrift store. I bought it home and cleaned it up. I had to put a primer on it as the stain would come through the paint. I then added gray chalk paint and some gilding to the edges. I painted on a clear coat and added photos to the front of the letter holder, then I added a top coat ontop of the photos as a sealant. You can find the full tutorial at Up-Cycle A Vintage Letter Holder

I felt my old upcycled TV stand that we use as a charging station needed a little lift.
I placed to piece of glass I had cut to fit the tray on top of each shelf to protect the shelves.
We had this mini fridge in our room and the white stuck out and didn't fit into our room.
Now it fits in much better.
Here is one of my bookshelves, and I felt it was a little plain.
Now it has more depth and dimension to it.
This is a chest my grandpa made. I painted it white but felt it was still a little plain.
This is my grandpa's chest he built and we use it for blankets. I had painted the outside white and I also added contact paper to the inside of this chest to give it a little face lift.

I used some contact paper to update my furniture pieces like my grandpa’s old chest he made, my refrigerator, the back of a bookshelf, and an old TV Cart. You can find all of these tutorials in my post 5 Easy Upcycles Using Contact Paper For Furniture

Remember my free filing cabinet that I turned into a desk? Well I thought the back of it looked kind of boring.
I decided to add some to the side as well. Now my desk inspires me even more.
This is a chest my grandpa made. I painted it white but felt it was still a little plain.
I wanted to give a update a few things around my home because I thought they were a little plain. Using some Main Street Creation Decals I did 7 DIY Makeovers one might not have thought of doing
I had this wrought iron mirror that I felt needed a little something to it. I added some flower decals for spring and summer. Remember they come off easy too - so I can change this up for the other seasons as well.
I had some items laying around that I wanted to give a little "wow" factor too. Using some Main Street Decals I could easily complete 4 DIY Makeovers!

Sticker and Decal Furniture Makeover

I updated several pieces of furniture using decals and wall stickers from the dollar store. You can see these tutorials here:

Revamp your home with our DIY cube storage makeover guide. Discover new ideas and practical tips to add style and functionality to your room.

If you’re looking for a variety of ways to update storage cubes you might be interested in my post DIY Cube Storage Makeover Guide: Revamp Your Space

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Here's a picture of our old encyclopedias. I moved them to our living room.
I decided I wanted to try another version, so I spiraled the books in and added the tray on top. I really love how this one turned out. Which one do you like better?

You might also be interested in how I used these encyclopedias to make side tables in our home What To Do With Old Encyclopedias: A Unique and Easy DIY with Video

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Chas, the creative force behind Chas' Crazy Creations, is a renowned DIY expert, innovator, and passionate crafter with over 30 years of experience in repurposing, upcycling, and home improvement. Combining a successful career in dance program management with extensive expertise in digital marketing, website development, and consulting, Chas brings a unique blend of artistic vision and practical know-how to the DIY and crafting world.

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