Painted Projects For Home Decor

You can transform about anything with paint.  That is probably why about a third of my craft supplies are some kind of paint. So, before you throw out anything, throw a little paint on it and be amazed at the new look and life you can give it.  I even painted an upholstered chair before and saved a bunch of money on reupholsterey.  Of course wooden furniture is something that can always be painted as well.  However, today’s post is concentrating on smaller painted projects for home decor.

Unique Painted Projects

Reverse Stencil Painted Lazy Susan

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A wooden lazy susan looks fine on it’s own but creates a wow statement when painted with a reverse stencil like this.  Check out the easy tutorial by Whipperberry to see how you can make your own.

Stencil Cute Sayings

check your pockets painted sign

I have seen these mason jar wall holders before which are very handy for organization.  But, when you paint a label on it, there is no question to what it is to be used for.  This one was made to hang in a laundry room!  See all of the details at Burton Avenue on how to make your own.

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Turn a craft store crate into one that is vintage inspired using paint and stain. MK Inspired will show you how to get this look.

Paint A Charger And Make A Mirror

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Here, not only was a charger given a new color but it was also transformed into a mirror for the wall!  You will definitely want to check out this tutorial from Sand and Sisal.

Chalkboard Paint

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I always love projects with old windows.  This is a fun chalkboard painted project by Debbiedoos.

Paint Swirl Vases

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These paint swirl vases are so chic looking and they are way easier to make than what you would think.  Check out the tutorial by Centsational Girl.

For a more rustic look, I like to paint vases to look just like birch bark.

Creating rustic styling on a budget by giving new life to old things and using the beauty that is already found in nature. Read more about me.
2 comments
  1. Thanks for the feature!
    kisses
    heather

    1. You’re welcome Heather! 🙂

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