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Chair Makeover for Under $100

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  $5 Dining Chair Makeover ($80 total cost) While waiting for my new dining chairs to come back in stock (dang shipping delay nightmare of 2022) I realized I couldn't "wait" any longer for an update on my chairs, I had upholstered beige chairs that I loved but my kids destroyed and they were impossible to get or keep clean.  I took to marketplace apps on the hunt to find a similar looking chair to the ones I’ll be getting and I wanted to try my first furniture flip! I found these old chairs for $20 for 4 so at $5 a chair I couldn’t pass that up!  Before: red cherry finish  Materials I Used Orbital Sander  I use  this one 60, 120, and 320 grit sandpaper Primer  I used  this one   (zinsser cover stain spray one can did two chairs) tac cloths Paint brush for chalk paint   I used this one (highly recommend) Paint brush for polyurethane  I used this one (highly recommend) Matte Polyurethane  I used this one from Behr Chalk Paint I used this one in Charcoal Cost Run Down I had

Powder Room Makeover: Products Links

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 Powder Room Makeover Links:  Everything you need to create this room for yourself! *Disclaimer: links may be affiliated links and I can earn a small commission if you purchase a product through it. Thank you for your support by using these links and that you to the brands we partnered with on this bathroom! Items from  Signature Hardware  : Vanity: 30" OLSEN CONSOLE VANITY FOR SEMI-RECESSED SINK  –  BLACK  –  CARRA MARBLE TOP WITH SINGLE HOLE ON LEFT Olsen Vanity Toilet: MILAZZO TWO-PIECE SKIRTED TOILET  –  WHITE  –  STANDARD SEAT Milazzo Toilet Mirror: 20" HARRINGTON LIGHTED MIRROR WITH TUNABLE LED  Harrington Mirror Sconces: STANBURN VANITY SCONCE SINGLE LIGHT - AGED BRASS  Stanburn Sconce Ceiling Lights: BARTOW 3-LIGHT FLUSH-MOUNT CEILING LIGHT - AGED BRASS  Bartow Flush Mount Light Faucet: PAGOSA WATERFALL VESSEL FAUCET - OVERFLOW - POLISHED BRASS Pagosa Faucet Toilet Paper Holder: ALBURY COLLECTION TOILET PAPER HOLDER - POLISH

Wallpaper...How about CEILING PAPER | Powder Room Makeover Part 3

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Powder Room Makeover: Ceiling Wallpaper Powder rooms are such a great space to go BOLD in! It's a small space so a little bit of color or texture can go along way. When designing this space I wanted to have it be clean and bright because it does not have a window and is a very dark small space, I new I wanted white walls but I still wanted to add some drama...   (Links for everything used is at the end of this post)   that's where the ceiling comes into play... wallpaper on the ceiling, yes let's do it! Wallpaper is such a great way to do something dramatic but not permanent if using a peel and stick like we did. I used a mock up image to help decide the color I wanted and also the print (not pictured) If this is your first time seeing this bathroom here is what we have done so far, you can read about the process in these posts: Powder Room Makeover Pt. 1 Powder Room Makeover Pt. 2 and/or watch the video on our YouTube here: Powder Room Makeover Pt. 1 Video Powder Room Make

Box Trim Walls: Powder Room Makeover Part 2

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Box Trim Walls: Powder Room Makeover Part 2 I want to start off with a little bit about the why  and vision behind the choice to do box trim in this room. I will explain more in depth on the whole space vision in the final post about this room (linked here when available) but lets focus on the walls. When thinking of a space like a bathroom it is a room you oddly spend a lot of time in and that you spend a lot of time looking at the walls more than anything. I wanted something classic, timeless, and elegant. Over the last year of diving deep into the DIY world box trim or picture box walls are something I have seen done in so many ways and something I have seen for years. Which to me makes it timeless, no matter what goes in and out of style it is a wall feature that we have seen for decades in homes that does what we want all upgrades to do-makes the room look expensive. Knowing the decretive features I have planned for this space I knew the walls needed to be the background and not t