Vintage bar cart makeover

Give your bar cart the high end glam look with a DIY Faux Marble Bar Cart Makeover! Prepare for holiday entertaining with this easy and affordable project.

This tea cart was made in the 1960's and is in good shape for its age. I painted the four support spindles as well while it was u...

Give an old bar cart a stunning makeover using marbled painting technique, resin and colored stones to give it a showstopping transformation.

For the sake of ease, let's just call this a vintage bar cart makeover from the thrift store. (Although I am definitely aware that this is an old TV cart from the 60's and 70's, I

Give a rusty vintage metal cart new life with this step by step guide on how to spray paint metal - an easy spray paint project!

Purchasing second-hand items and refinishing them can be a great way to save money as well as reduce the size of your carbon footprint. Here’s how to properly paint furniture.

Erin found this 1960s era bar cart on Craigslist and had an inkling it could be restored not only to its former glory, but beyond! Simple, subtle yet charming, the shape of this car reminded Erin of her grandparents’ house and all the cocktail parties they used to throw. From Erin: As most things go, this was a bigger project then originally anticipated as I had to sand and use a lot of steel wool to rid it of rust.

In an ideal world, we'd all have fantastic kitchens and dining rooms, with enough cabinet space and hidden storage for all the food, tools…

Do you love upcycled farmhouse decor? This post is for you! It's filled with so many upcycled farmhouse decor ideas!

How to completely transform a rusty old backyard bar cart using Rust-Oleum's Rusty Meetal Primer and spray paint.