This little storage cabinet was in pretty rough shape before Abbey from Painted Home Goods rescued it with help from this olive green paint color called Conquer!

Another stunning vanity-to-nightstands upcycle! Abbey from Painted Home Goods used Clear Coat and String of Pearls chalk-style furniture paint to refresh these old nightstands while preserving their natural beauty.

This knockout buffet was painted by Megan from Lubbly Jubbly Furniture with one of our new Lustrum Collection colors, Paint the Town, Clear Coat, and a little Black Wax.

This flawless curvy dresser was refinished in the color, Peacoat by Leah from Thrifted Nest Decor!

Abbey from Painted Home Goods has had this cabinet since she was a little girl! She decided it was time for a farmhouse chic makeover with a little help from this grey/blue color called Elegance!

Robin from In Fine Feather Furniture gave this buffet a modern farmhouse look with Sunday Tea All-in-One Decor Paint, some new stain, and Hemp Oil!

Megan from Lubbly Jubbly Furniture used one of our new Lustrum Collection colors, Cut a Rug to create this blended grey look on her china cabinet!

Elizabeth from The Lavender Homefront gave this sweet entryway table a soft, feminine makeover in the color, Darling!

Abbey from Painted Home Goods found this cutie little freebie with dated orange wood and decided to give it a country-style makeover with the color, Dune Grass!

To create this gorgeous, grainy blue finish, Cait from Little City Farmhouse used the color, Hurricane topped with White Wax. Come learn all about the transformation!

Cait from Little City Farmhouse made an old oak dining set fresh and new again with the color Vanilla Frosting!

Faye from Farm Life Best Life gave this dresser a stunning rustic look by painting it in the colors Simplicity and Pop the Bubbly with some heavy distressing and Furniture Glaze!

This old trunk was in desperate need of a makeover before Abbey from Painted Home Goods transformed it with Happy Hour All-in-One Decor Paint!

Faye from Farm Life Best Life brought back the antique beauty of this secretary desk by painting it with the color, Cobblestone and adding depth with Antiquing Wax! Keep reading to learn about the entire transformation process.

Have you ever wanted to paint your front door? Find out how in this post by Elizabeth from The Lavender Homefront! She used the color, Cheers! to compliment the color of the brick exterior of her home.

Megan from Lubbly Jubbly Furniture used one of our new Lustrum Collection colors, Fireworks to transform the top half of an old china cabinet into this rustic storage cabinet!

This French Provincial dresser was just begging for a pretty, feminine makeover. Cait from Little City Farmhouse gave it just the look it needed with the soft blush pink color called Ooh La La!