Awesome friends, I'm so happy you stopped by today! It's Trash-to-Treasure Tuesday and my friends and I have five trashy makeovers in all to share with you! Be on the lookout for their makeovers at the bottom! My project piece for today is this oak mirror that I scored for only $5 at a barn

Repurposed Oak Dresser with Mirror Quaint in the Attic | Dabbling & Decorating

Got an old swivel mirror that you could use a new idea for? Today I'm sharing a fantastic way to repurpose an old swivel mirror into two awesome shelves!

If you have an old dresser mirror and not sure what to do with it, take this simple dresser mirror idea for a spin! Turn it into a shelf!

Hello, beautiful friends! I left y'all wondering what I did with the mirror to the oak dresser I shared on Thursday. Well today, I'm back sharing this repurposed antique dresser mirror! Here is how it started: I feel like these dressers are more versatile without the mirror. They can be used as additional storage in

She presses a wedding photo on a mirror. A bit later? THIS is stunning

Hello everyone! My husband brought home an old dresser mirror that was found at his parents house. It is supposed to attach to a dresser (which we have). I recall wanting the dresser but not the mirror many years ago. I forgot they still had this mirror. Well, now that it has been so many years, I have a set of fresh eyes for it! I decided to take another look at it and see what I could do with it. This is how the mirror looked originally. It was very dirty and dark. So, the first thing that…

How to paint & refinish furniture and home décor blog

Happy Sunday, Friends! You know I am all about repurposing and upcycling around here (like, it's my favorite) and today I have 20 super creative storage ideas that involve a whole lotta both of those from this month's Storage themed Get Your DIY On party!! {If you feel inspired to pin any of these creative ideas, please click over to the original

This upcycled mantel shelf is a great example of how you can get the exact look you want for your home and still save a ton of money while doing it!I found this…