How To Utilize Your Old Metal Frame Furniture

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How To Utilize Your Old Metal Frame Furniture

Posted By dali Guan     April 26, 2021    

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  Before you drag those mismatched shelves, broken chairs, worn-out sofas, or just plain ugly eyesores to the curb, check out these creative examples of repurposed metal frame furniture price that prove you can give outdated furnishings a second life as useful, even stylish items for your home.

  Born-Again Bench

  Repurpose mismatched chairs to create this one-of-a-kind seating solution—just make sure before you get started that the seats are all the same height. After you've sanded and painted the chairs to match, this whimsical bench comes together pretty cheaply and simply. You'll just need enough plywood to stretch across all three chairs, a length of foam, and some fabric.

  Perked-Up Planter

  An old side table with a drawer can make a playful home for colorful blooms. All it takes to spruce up an outdated piece (or a fortuitous find) is a little sanding, painting, sealing, and planting. Display the repurposed furniture proudly outdoors to add whimsey to your yard or garden.

  Tub Transformation

  If you’re a Breakfast at Tiffany’s fan, you may remember seeing a couch tub in the film. That classic-cool idea inspired this kitschy project. Be forewarned: This repurposed furniture project probably can't be done in a weekend—removing hardware, sandblasting, cutting, grinding, painting, and making the cushion will require a lot of time and elbow grease. But the aesthetics of the finished product are well worth the effort.

  Island Adventure

  If your kitchen didn't come with a built-in island, don’t fret. This DIY hack transforms an old dresser into an island, increasing your kitchen storage and counter space. With a customized countertop and some new paint—whether a simple, solid coat or a carefully detailed application—this modified dresser solves a bushel of pesky kitchen storage dilemmas.

  Rocking Chair Swing

  Imagine the comfort of a rocking chair combined with the lighthearted fun of a swing. The concept behind this amusing addition to any backyard is simple—just use a chair as your swing's seat instead of a plank of wood. All you need are ropes, hooks, screws, sandpaper, paint, a few essential tools, and a chair with arms. And, of course, a sturdy tree branch to support your swing.

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