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I found this old cabinet in our storage all covered in dust, so I decided to renovate it and give it a second life. I added some custom-made oak details and light colors to give it a nice modern look. What do you think about the result?
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Pamela Goodman 4 years ago
You ruined a classic (worth lots of $$$$) for something you could have purchased (cheap and overpriced) from IKEA or Wayfair Maybe research furniture that you find in the future
Countervail 4 years ago
If your goal was to create something you could buy at Urban Outfitters, you've succeeded.
Kendra Miller 4 years ago
At the very least this has given me ideas on how to fix my expandable antique dinning table. I don't know who had the bright idea to use a varnish that was heat sensitive, but unfortunately even using hot plates for place mats, it has been damaged. The top isn't solid wood so I wasn't sure how to refinish it, but I think using wood filler might just do the trick. So thank you :)
Jeff Jones 4 years ago
That 'iconic classic worth lots of money" was made out of particle board! Piece of junk. Change my mind
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
Pro tip: Before you're going to upcycle furniture, do your research before you're destroying an iconic piece that should have been saved.
Suzanne Haigh 4 years ago
Afraid I feel a little like that, the piece was not renovated just remade. Honestly though it was only chipboard, was it really ruined?
Pamela Goodman 4 years ago
You ruined a classic (worth lots of $$$$) for something you could have purchased (cheap and overpriced) from IKEA or Wayfair Maybe research furniture that you find in the future
Countervail 4 years ago
If your goal was to create something you could buy at Urban Outfitters, you've succeeded.
Kendra Miller 4 years ago
At the very least this has given me ideas on how to fix my expandable antique dinning table. I don't know who had the bright idea to use a varnish that was heat sensitive, but unfortunately even using hot plates for place mats, it has been damaged. The top isn't solid wood so I wasn't sure how to refinish it, but I think using wood filler might just do the trick. So thank you :)
Jeff Jones 4 years ago
That 'iconic classic worth lots of money" was made out of particle board! Piece of junk. Change my mind
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
Pro tip: Before you're going to upcycle furniture, do your research before you're destroying an iconic piece that should have been saved.
Suzanne Haigh 4 years ago
Afraid I feel a little like that, the piece was not renovated just remade. Honestly though it was only chipboard, was it really ruined?
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