A variety of Christmas tree color schemes and themes to add spice to your Christmas decor. Select your favorite!

I painted my Lane cedar chest. It was a gift from my husband and kids for Mother’s Day a long time ago. I’ve changed the fabric on the chest several times, but never painted the orangish-stained oak.

More junk shopping and more good finds. I bought a few things from the online auction and several things at my favorite junk shop. Between the bad weather and the holidays, it had been a few weeks ...

This first chair makeover is one of my favorites. Probably because I love the fabric so much. The paint is 0fff-white Beyond Paint. The green chair above is the first project I posted on my blog in ...

This small table needed a makeover, and painting the table black was just the beginning. The fun part was wet distressing the ...

Add the charm of vintage lanterns to your home decor, and learn how to style and display these classic treasures for a cozy ambiance. Adding spring flowers, nautical decor, or candles to the lanterns ...

Kathy founded the home decor blog Petticoat Junktion in 2011, where she shares tutorials on how to paint furniture and repurpose thrifty finds into unique home décor. Her DIY projects have been ...

Repurpose playing cards in innovative ways – explore 13 fun ideas to upcycle and reimagine their use today!

Check out these unique and creative ways to repurpose chandeliers, including garden planters, patio solar lights, and more. Get inspired to create your DIY chandelier project today!

Metallic gold home decor is in style once again, adding glitz and glam to any space. Spray paint is the product that makes it easy to add bold touches of gold to your home in just minutes.

Repurpose old wood rulers and yardsticks into indoor and outdoor decor. Create cool wall art, table tops, mirrors, and more. Select one of these brilliant ideas and personalize it your way.

Repurpose and upcycle old teacups into works of art. Get inspired with these 13 fabulous ideas for repurposing teacups. Use teacups you have on hand, or pick some up at the thrift store!