Turning Thrifted Furniture Into $2,500 Anthropologie Dupes | Art Insider
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Christina Clericuzio thrifts mid-century furniture and transforms it into modern pieces inspired by pricey brands like Anthropologie, Wayfair, and West Elm. She walks us through how she flipped a secondhand nightstand, dresser, and sideboard into Anthropologie dupes for less. She also gives us tips for finding the pieces with the most potential at the thrift store.
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Turning Thrifted Furniture Into $2,500 Anthropologie Dupes | Art Insider
This is the best way to flip or up cycle furniture. I’m more of a drawing and painting person but I would love to do this one day!
You can't give up now, it's just a season. Whatever you are going through. No matter how hard it is... It will pass. Better days are coming ahead ❤️
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Thanks❤🌹
Great job on all the dupes. The color upgrades were great, too 👍🏽
Wow! You're amazing! God bless your business!
Love this, Very inspiring! 💜✌
good way to keep quality furniture out of the landfill!
Very pretty 😀
I make mini documentaries about small businesses who have turned their passion into their career and I'm trying to grow my channel.
One's people trash is another people's fortune.
Isn't that right?
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