Do you think farmhouse style and decor is dead in 2022? I don't think it is, but personally, I am kind of sick of it around my home. So if you’re feeling that way too, I’m going to show you how to take your farmhouse items and update them to help them fit into your style today.

Furniture painting for beginner’s Guide! A lot of inexpensive furniture that you may find out there on the market has a factory finish, so it’s important to get comfortable with painting fake wood furniture.

Getting extra creative with a project is the perfect way to get out of a funk. I’ve been wanting to try the faux bone inlay look and LOVE how this old piece worked out!

Today, I'm bringing you another trash to treasure furniture makeover. I got this little entryway table off of Facebook Marketplace for $30, and I'm giving it a major upgrade.

I love a good dupe project. And in today’s furniture flip I take on a DIY Cane Headboard! My friend asked me to makeover her old sleigh bed, and you won’t believe how it turned out!

In this furniture flip, I used a new (to me) sprayer! This mission-styled dresser that I got for FREE was the perfect piece to try out The Graco TC Cordless Paint Sprayer.

This poor dresser was destined for the dumpster…literally. Salvation Army didn’t want it. I used ALL Dixie Belle products to gift it new life! Check it out!

I love a good furniture dupe. I enjoy the challenge of recreating a beautiful (and pricey) piece with some creativity and hard work.

I LOVE trying new products in my thrift store furniture makeover projects. And this one was no different. I tried so many new things including the new Lilly Moon Paint in Heavenly…check it out!

Color blocking in this mod furniture makeover was easier than I thought it would be! And I did it all using Krylon Spray Paint products…and I have to say…it’s my best piece yet!

Melange Paint is a small mom-and-pop paint shop taking the internet by storm! So I wanted to makeover this small Goodwill $25 piece to try it out. Check out the end result!

I love milk paint, and this project using The Real Milk Paint Company was the perfect way to step out of my comfort zone. If you’ve been wanting to try out milk paint, I’ve got some great tips in there for you!