China cabinet alternative

Learn how to create two separate pieces of furniture from an old china hutch! Create the look of stylish custom furniture simply by adding feet and watch your furniture budget stretch further! Create the look of custom furniture by adding legs! An easy tutorial on how to add legs to furniture!

I found this $30 hutch on Facebook Marketplace and knew it had a ton of potential. First, I removed all drawer and door pulls. Then, I vacuumed the hutch and cleaned it with diluted TSP substitute and a microfiber rag. Next, I filled all holes from the removed hardware with Bondo. I let it dry

Good morning! Happy Wednesday! Coming to y'all a wee bit late on this blog post. Trying to get caught up and back on track with posting but I was a little "share happy" with our china cabinet styling video and hit publish on it for Instagram before this detailed blog post was ready. Anyways, here

In this post I show you how my repurposed china cabinet, without the top part turned out! A few weeks ago I was inspired to redo my dining room. You can see my initial ideas here in my Repurposing A Dining Room- Room Revamp! where I take all my ideas down. In this post you can see the actual outcome to my repurposed china cabinet portion of the living room redo.

If your have a china cabinet that doesn't really fit in your home, I have a solution that worked so well for our home. I am enjoying it again.

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This china cabinet was one that my husband picked up at a garage sale many, many years ago. I love it but I also hate it because it is so scratched and so hard to keep dusted as you can tell. I really want to refinish it but I just can't figure out where to start. I have not seen a china cabinet like mine on your site so can someone PLEASE help me? Thank You! I want to get rid of the Mediterranean look, i.e., especially the diamonds.

These practical china cabinet styling ideas are great starting points for anyone tackling dish arranging and display.

A clever China Cabinet Hack! How to repurpose a small dining hutch into a kitchen pantry AND small kitchen island for a budget kitchen makeover idea.

A lot of people these days are getting rid of their china closets. I get it! Fine china is becoming less popular to own. It is expensive and used only a few times a year. I’ll be honest though, to me, a china closet means more storage. And in a “normal” sized home, storage is at a premium! A china closet can still be useful! Click to read this post and to get more painting and decorating ideas for the modest home. #chinacloset #kitchen #howto #modesthome #normalhome #homedecor #decor #behr