Nothing screams farmhouse vintage like grain sack stripes. I absolutely love old, vintage grain sacks! The more worn the better. I especially love seeing them t…

Another free furniture makeover! See how this blue stool was transformed into something too cool for a stool! I have a knack for getting free random furnitur…

Create a gorgeous Brushstroke Pattern on a wooden Bar Stool and completely transform it into a beautiful home decor piece.

If your favorite wooden stools are looking a little worse for wear, you don't have to scrap them or call in a professional. You can easily paint stools in just one day so they look brand new. This article will walk you through the whole...

I found this well loved step stool at the thrift store and I had to buy it. My mom’s birthday is coming up and we had run across one of these before when we were together. I has saw it at a local flea market and bought it. She saw it and said she needed one too but there wasn’t a second one to be found. I’m going to up-cycle this stool for my mom’s birthday!

Nothing screams farmhouse vintage like grain sack stripes. I absolutely love old, vintage grain sacks! The more worn the better. I especially love seeing them t…

Hello, DIYers! Stools are a classic when it comes to casual seating around the house. Perhaps you already have some or you found a great price on a pair while out thrifting! If the pair you found is plain, scuffed up, or just not your style, there's always a way to DIY a better solution! For you, this might mean putting your stool to work as something new in the house, or simply refinishing it to look like something custom that belongs in your home. Here are some absolutely brilliant ideas…

How to distress an old, orangey oak barstool into a Scandanavian inspired milking stool for the bathroom

Say hello to your new favorite stool! With a simple trick, we have transformed this plain stool into a chic and stylish piece. You won't believe the dramatic before-and-after pictures! Click to unlock the secret now! 😍

I have a fun project to share with you today. I thrifted a small stool for $1.97, it had good bones and I really didn't mind the barn red color of the legs. The paint was very solid, had a good sheen and just needed a bit of work. The bear on the top had to go. The legs I sanded to exposed the bare wood and take d