Hello sweet friends! I'm back today with an oldie, but goodie! I first shared this post two years ago as part of our Furniture Fixer Upper series! I'm going to share the links to my friends' fabulous furniture makeovers from this day at the bottom also! I scored this hutch at the thrift store for

Decorate your living room or kitchen on a budget with these thrift store hutch upcycle ideas. Check out these creative hutch furniture flips. We love these antique vintage china cabinets & hutches upcycles. Makes us want to do our next flea market flip.

A clever China Cabinet Hack! How to repurpose a small dining hutch into a kitchen pantry AND small kitchen island for a budget kitchen makeover idea.

Hello sweet friends, welcome to Furniture Fixer Upper Day!! I get together with some super talented gals on the fourth Thursday of each month to share fabulous furniture makeovers. So you get a few bonus makeovers at the bottom of this post, AND I'm also hosting a fun giveaway so look for those details at the very

Sometimes not painting a piece of furniture turns out to be a better option. Instead the inside of this built-in kitchen pantry was painted granny smith apple green and the door glass replaced with wire cloth to give it lovely farmhouse charm.

If you have a thrifted or old hutch you want to makeover? We’re sharing 15 gorgeous and modern DIY hutch makeovers to inspire your upcycled home décor projects! Whether you’re looking for farmhouse, modern, vintage hutch makeovers, we have all the best refurbished and repurposed hutch makeovers.

This black painted hutch was so dated when I found it! It's amazing what a little black paint can do to add instant sophistication to any piece!

Decorate your living room or kitchen on a budget with these thrift store hutch upcycle ideas. Check out these creative hutch furniture flips. We love these antique vintage china cabinets & hutches upcycles. Makes us want to do our next flea market flip.

You'll love these creative and clever ideas to repurpose an old hutch top or china cabinet!

I found this $30 hutch on Facebook Marketplace and knew it had a ton of potential. First, I removed all drawer and door pulls. Then, I vacuumed the hutch and cleaned it with diluted TSP substitute and a microfiber rag. Next, I filled all holes from the removed hardware with Bondo. I let it dry