Free Dresser Makeover

Hello, happy Tuesday! I hope you’re all having a nice week so far. I’ve been busy in my happy place (the garage working on furniture) and I’m really happy with how things are turning out so far this month.

I still have a few fun pieces from my March flips that I never got a chance to share before starting the bathroom makeover, so this week I plan to share two more of them. Next week I’ll finish up with my absolute favorite piece from March which I’m really excited to share!

Supplies Used:(Affiliate links may be provided for convenience.  For more info, see my full disclosure here.) 

• Sander
• Nail Gun
• Jigsaw
• Spackle
• Bondo
• Miter Saw
• Paint Sprayer
• Ultra Flat Polyacrylic
• Modge Podge
• White Burlap
• Pull Bars
• Contact Paper

I found this dresser for free on Facebook Marketplace and immediately looked past the damage and saw the potential.

This is going to be a super short and sweet tutorial since the process was almost identical to the matching nightstands that I got at the same time. I shared the tutorial last week in case you missed it!

I started by cleaning it with Simple Green and using the jigsaw to trim the base just as I did with the nightstands. I then cleaned it off and applied a coat of primer.

I originally intended to match the paint to the nightstands, but I was running low on that color. I decided to add some white that I had on hand which lightened it a bit. I actually ended up liking this color even more!

I attached white burlap and trim to the drawer fronts to match the nightstands and this is how it turned out!

I used the same hardware as the nightstands and drawers got the same paper.

I loved how this one turned out so much that ultimately decided that I couldn’t part with it! It found its home in our dining room area.

Thanks for stopping by today, I’ll be back later this week to share the console table that this guy took the place of!

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