Thank you for reusing materials. Lots of people demo cabinets in pieces. I, for one, could use cabinet boxes that I can build different storage furniture. And I know more people could too. And your upcycle is beautiful.
my "found price" was an examination table thrown out by the Eye Doctor in the building I worked at. I took it home even though the glass top was missing. I cleaned, stripped and painted it. Then went to the kitchen remodel shop in my neighborhood to get a remnant piece of countertop. My preteen had desk/ craft table to last her until she left for college. Her room also had the baby chest my parents handed down to her painted to coordinate with the desk.
I have a hand build cupboard circa 1940 made from red oak with a bird's eye maple top. Even has a vintage coffee grinder on the side! Just sanded, reinforced the weakened corners, repaired the split top, and cleared the whole cabinet. Just need to save up some $ to replace the broken invisible hinges for the doors.
I found a small dresser/stand in the trash at work It had dated cheap hardware and was a dull medium brown. I decided to make it look like a piece of antique Chinese furniture I painted it in three stages, first black, then gold on all the edges, and then red all over, but I rubbed the red off along all the edges so it looked like it was worn off on the edges. Then I painted gold butterflies on the top and doors and added black metal Asian hardware. I got a Chinese newspaper in Chinatown and wallpapered the inside. I love how it turned out.
The sides kinda look like beadboard. B.T.W. Did I tell ya, I love beadboard? It's perfect! Thanks for sharing your wonderful idea. Take care luv, 🤗 happy holidays, 🎄and many blessings to you and yours!🙏
I grew up with this huge over a hundred year old mirror. The frame was cracked, with all kinds of damage. I sanded it smooth and buttery, used the antiquing style painting. Now my daughter uses it everyday!
I bought a moldy smelling, serpentine front, chest of drawers. After stripping it, soap and water, vinegar, baking soda, kitty litter, wadded up newspaper finally got rid of the hideous smell. Underneath was curly maple.
I just binged watch every video😂😅 I couldn't stop watching😁 I love how the house turned into a beautiful home 🏡 congratulations on your hard work 😍 I look forward to doing something like this hopefully sooner than later 🤷 Was wondering if this home sold yet? And another thing we have never ever flipped a home ,but are looking forward to new journeys and making memories ,my husband help build his mom's family room and her master bedroom ,so he has some experience at least, I'll admit it seems very overwhelming ,but what the heck may as well get your hands dirty and learn new things ,with the attitude that you can literally do all things through Jesus. 💕 never give up and never doubt your self ,because when you do that you fail yourself!! Cheers to you all for such a beautiful accomplishment 😊 I'll definitely be taking advantage to your video's and others on TH-cam to help us accomplish and learn new things 😍 thank you for sharing 😍😘
'Withhold the test of time" r u kidding??? Off i would be pissed if i was buying that house.. .. u can see how damaged mdf is at the bottom and its going to continue to deteriorate putting wood strips on the sides does nothing but hide the damage on the outside meanwhile on the underside the mdf will continue to swell bc it's in the most humid room in the house..#halfass
We rebraced around the bottom of the vanity with 2x4s so the mdf won’t break over time.. if you checkout our series this is the basement bathroom and this vanity is very sturdy 😊
@@Loves2troutfishbecause that means she would have to spend more money and do things right. This is why people hate buying from flippers because of the amount of half-ass-ness that goes into it. 😂😂😂
Years ago I saw that a neighbor who I did not know 'cause they lived around on another street, put a complete outdoor furniture dining set. It was metal with a thick glass top that was not cracked or scratched. I took it to bare metal, primed it, painted it all white and reupholstered it with black vinyl. The back of the chairs has ornate vines with leaves which I hand painted gold! When we moved I sold it for $175.00.
I found a old wood panel door on the side of the road and gave it a destressed paint job hung it sideways on my wall and it’s now my headboard. I later found out the door had been handmade and can from a 150 year old farmhouse.
I restore things that others find ugly. I restored everything in my bedroom and I love it. The only thing I am not happy with is the color. I wanted it to be gray but it looks blue. So now I am going to paint it lite black ⚫️
I saved a dresser my neighbor left of the curb, it had been painted at least twice and some kid had carved all sorts of profanities anarchy symbols and death threats into the wood, after fixing the drawers and wood filling and sanding any and all of the carvings I use spray paint and then milk paint to give it a cute farmhouse look and even painted the existing hardware and then sold the piece for $250 when we were done using it.
It looks great but the water damage is still there 😳, i was honestly expecting her to repair the water damage and then cover up the patch with the new material she chose not just hide and cover the water damage.
Exactly what I was thinking. Its fine to do things like this to your own home but this is trickery. Someone believes they have a new sink & cabinet but they have water damage. Hopefully no mold.
Covering water damage with cosmetic fix, definitely a house flipper. Wonder what other water damage is disguised in that house rather than fixed. For them it’s a business to squeeze every dime out for the buyer its the money pit that will drain away their life savings and expose them to mold.😢
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I love how you did the sides with the strips… beautiful 🤩
I have that same raggedy vanity and also brought it back to life! I used peel and stick tile for the bottom and now is just wipe clean! Love it!
Thank you for reusing materials. Lots of people demo cabinets in pieces. I, for one, could use cabinet boxes that I can build different storage furniture. And I know more people could too. And your upcycle is beautiful.
Totally awesome. I love that people are making pieces beautiful and keeping them out of landfills.
You did that!!!!! Love the color choice..🤩
my "found price" was an examination table thrown out by the Eye Doctor in the building I worked at. I took it home even though the glass top was missing. I cleaned, stripped and painted it. Then went to the kitchen remodel shop in my neighborhood to get a remnant piece of countertop. My preteen had desk/ craft table to last her until she left for college. Her room also had the baby chest my parents handed down to her painted to coordinate with the desk.
Turned out really nice
Wonderfully job guys 👍💕💕💕💕💕
We purchased an oak dresser that was painted an ugly dark brown. After stripping and refinishing , it is beautiful.
Y'all did a. Beautiful job you both rock
I have a hand build cupboard circa 1940 made from red oak with a bird's eye maple top. Even has a vintage coffee grinder on the side! Just sanded, reinforced the weakened corners, repaired the split top, and cleared the whole cabinet. Just need to save up some $ to replace the broken invisible hinges for the doors.
I found a small dresser/stand in the trash at work It had dated cheap hardware and was a dull medium brown. I decided to make it look like a piece of antique Chinese furniture I painted it in three stages, first black, then gold on all the edges, and then red all over, but I rubbed the red off along all the edges so it looked like it was worn off on the edges. Then I painted gold butterflies on the top and doors and added black metal Asian hardware. I got a Chinese newspaper in Chinatown and wallpapered the inside. I love how it turned out.
That's beautiful.
The sides kinda look like beadboard.
B.T.W. Did I tell ya, I love beadboard?
It's perfect! Thanks for sharing your wonderful idea. Take care luv, 🤗 happy holidays, 🎄and many blessings to you and yours!🙏
I grew up with this huge over a hundred year old mirror. The frame was cracked, with all kinds of damage. I sanded it smooth and buttery, used the antiquing style painting. Now my daughter uses it everyday!
@Jo it is, thank you!💛
Jeez, that is really great!
Phenomenal vision and execution. 👏🇨🇦
I love ❤️ it, it looks beautiful in your bathroom.🌹💋🥰👍🏻
That is gorgeous! Great job!
That turned out pretty!!! 😍😍😍😍💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽☺️
I bought a moldy smelling, serpentine front, chest of drawers. After stripping it, soap and water, vinegar, baking soda, kitty litter, wadded up newspaper finally got rid of the hideous smell. Underneath was curly maple.
I just binged watch every video😂😅 I couldn't stop watching😁 I love how the house turned into a beautiful home 🏡 congratulations on your hard work 😍 I look forward to doing something like this hopefully sooner than later 🤷 Was wondering if this home sold yet? And another thing we have never ever flipped a home ,but are looking forward to new journeys and making memories ,my husband help build his mom's family room and her master bedroom ,so he has some experience at least, I'll admit it seems very overwhelming ,but what the heck may as well get your hands dirty and learn new things ,with the attitude that you can literally do all things through Jesus. 💕 never give up and never doubt your self ,because when you do that you fail yourself!! Cheers to you all for such a beautiful accomplishment 😊 I'll definitely be taking advantage to your video's and others on TH-cam to help us accomplish and learn new things 😍 thank you for sharing 😍😘
I made a night stand thing into vessel sink in my guest bathroom I redid my self too
'Withhold the test of time" r u kidding??? Off i would be pissed if i was buying that house.. .. u can see how damaged mdf is at the bottom and its going to continue to deteriorate putting wood strips on the sides does nothing but hide the damage on the outside meanwhile on the underside the mdf will continue to swell bc it's in the most humid room in the house..#halfass
We rebraced around the bottom of the vanity with 2x4s so the mdf won’t break over time..
if you checkout our series this is the basement bathroom and this vanity is very sturdy 😊
Why didn't you just cut a new piece of mdf? They're not extremely expensive. The price has gone up but seems only slightly more expensive.
@@Loves2troutfishbecause that means she would have to spend more money and do things right. This is why people hate buying from flippers because of the amount of half-ass-ness that goes into it. 😂😂😂
Looks good👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Just beautiful
It’s amazing!
Years ago I saw that a neighbor who I did not know 'cause they lived around on another street, put a complete outdoor furniture dining set. It was metal with a thick glass top that was not cracked or scratched. I took it to bare metal, primed it, painted it all white and reupholstered it with black vinyl. The back of the chairs has ornate vines with leaves which I hand painted gold! When we moved I sold it for $175.00.
Very nice transformation, thnx for sharing enjoy your day 💞☺️✨
I found a old wood panel door on the side of the road and gave it a destressed paint job hung it sideways on my wall and it’s now my headboard. I later found out the door had been handmade and can from a 150 year old farmhouse.
Show please
we got one like that and put a piece to cover it and it looks like it was made that way
You did the damn thang!🙂👌🏽💯
Beautiful makeover
Love love love it
I have one of these I hate to give up because it has draws in it. 👍
Great job! It looks gorgeous 🥰
Beautiful upcycle
Gorgeous
Beautiful
That was a great save.
Love this! Can you share what size dowels you used?
AMAZING LOVE IT
What is the name of the colour that you used
I restore things that others find ugly. I restored everything in my bedroom and I love it. The only thing I am not happy with is the color. I wanted it to be gray but it looks blue. So now I am going to paint it lite black ⚫️
Lookin great ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I have this same vanity, and it's been past time to make over it.
Oh I am doing that my bathroom counter is an odd size and I was thinking about how I could update it without rebuilding
🥰👏👏👏 awesome job
I want to do this to mine. Where did you get the cut dowel rods?
What is the color you used is it available on your TH-cam channel? The blue it looks Navy to me but I'm not wearing my glasses lol
What kind of paint do you use to prevent moisture/mold
I saved a dresser my neighbor left of the curb, it had been painted at least twice and some kid had carved all sorts of profanities anarchy symbols and death threats into the wood, after fixing the drawers and wood filling and sanding any and all of the carvings I use spray paint and then milk paint to give it a cute farmhouse look and even painted the existing hardware and then sold the piece for $250 when we were done using it.
Awsome
Yes severeral
all the PL stuff is so good!! (not paid to say that :)))
Woe that looks great and expensive
Wowwww
♥️♥️♥️💯‼️
People are lower middle class here and never throw anything out.
I jumped into a dumpster and pulled out a wooden ladder. Half of it hangs in my bathroom and functions as a towel rack.
It’s still has water damage 🤦♀️ hey but as long as the buyer can’t see it, right. More on my check list so I think you for that 😅
👍👍
It looks great but the water damage is still there 😳, i was honestly expecting her to repair the water damage and then cover up the patch with the new material she chose not just hide and cover the water damage.
WHERES YHE BABBBBYYY!
Where do you flip houses.. So I won't make the mistake and buy one of your houses with junk😂
Exactly what I was thinking. Its fine to do things like this to your own home but this is trickery. Someone believes they have a new sink & cabinet but they have water damage. Hopefully no mold.
Covering water damage with cosmetic fix, definitely a house flipper. Wonder what other water damage is disguised in that house rather than fixed. For them it’s a business to squeeze every dime out for the buyer its the money pit that will drain away their life savings and expose them to mold.😢
You didn't save any money here. If anything you spent more the time it took you to do all that
I hope you put small rubber feet on the bottom otherwise the water damage will continue.
Beautiful