I still find it hard to imagine that there are people out there, just seemingly ordinary people like you and I, who can find drab-drama remnant dressers and make a recycled furniture piece out of them that could have been in the showroom of Restoration Hardware, Williams Sonoma or some other fancy place like that.
Take a look at RedouxInteriors.com’s project. The ‘before’, The ‘after’.
photo credit: RedouxInteriors.com
Upcycling a Dresser
We are talking ‘total dresser transformation’ here, rather than an upgrade to a dresser with a mere lick of paint. She ripped out the two drawer-supports for this drawer-less dresser. She replaced them with one good, solid inner shelf.
And reuse, reduce, recycled: she cut the drawer runners in half and used them on either side of the dresser walls to support the new shelf. She used a contrast stain for the top. Formidable. What a metamorphosis! A brand new shelving unit with baskets that I would just adore for my kitchen.
What an inspiration, heh?!!
What recycled furniture project are YOU going to tackle today?
Dressers - Free DIY Projects
Dressers - Free DIY Projects






Thank you so much for such a lovely feature! Sharing at all my hangouts. -K
I like it!
Here’s mine! http://tamarajewelry.wordpress.com/2012/11/01/diy-mirrored-dresser/
Mirrored, easy, a bit expensive, but looks amazing!
This girl always amazes with her fab curbside makeovers. She finds the best junque… and rocks it out!