Category
Furniture Flips.
12 postcards from around the world.
Living room
Thrift to Open-plan living: A $40 Furniture Flip
A $25 thrift-store chair becomes a minimal open-plan anchor in one weekend, no woodworking skills required.
Dining room
Thrift to Dining room: A $40 Furniture Flip
You can transform a $20 thrift-store chair into a mid-century dining room statement piece in one weekend, no upholstery experience required.
Bathroom
Thrift to Primary bathroom: A $40 Furniture Flip
A $25 thrift-store side table becomes a spa-like bathroom vanity shelf in one afternoon with primer, paint, and a single shelf insert.
Bedroom
Thrift to Nursery: A $40 Furniture Flip
A $28 thrift-store chair becomes a Scandinavian nursery statement piece in one Saturday afternoon.
Kitchen
Thrift to Country kitchen: A $40 Furniture Flip
Find a $25 wooden chair at Goodwill and transform it into a statement piece for your country kitchen in one afternoon.
Whole home
Thrift to First rental: A $40 Furniture Flip
Find a $25 wooden chair at Goodwill, strip it, reupholster it in one afternoon, own something that actually fits your space.
Kitchen
Thrift to Galley kitchen: A $40 Furniture Flip
Find a $20 thrift-store chair, strip it down, reupholster in linen, and fit it into tight galley kitchen corners in one weekend.
Kitchen
Thrift to Open kitchen: A $40 Furniture Flip
Turn a $20 thrift-store credenza into open kitchen storage that actually looks intentional.
Outdoor
Thrift to Patio: A $40 Furniture Flip
Turn a $20 thrift-store bistro chair into Mediterranean patio seating with spray paint and outdoor fabric in one afternoon.
Bedroom
Thrift to Guest bedroom: A $40 Furniture Flip
Find a $20 thrift chair, strip it down, and reupholster it into a minimal guest bedroom statement piece in one weekend.
Living room
Thrift to Apartment living: A $40 Furniture Flip
A $28 thrifted mid-century chair becomes a statement living room piece in one weekend with spray paint and basic upholstery work.
Outdoor
Thrift to Small balcony: A $40 Furniture Flip
A $28 thrift-store bistro chair becomes a boho outdoor seating piece with spray paint, fabric, and two hours of work.