Thrift stores are great places to find some amazing items at ridiculously low prices. Places like Goodwill and other local thrift stores are not only full of great, and often hilarious, fashion finds, but other goods that would look perfect in your home. While many of these items may look a little lackluster at first, they can easily be transformed into something truly amazing. Take a look at these awesome upcycled thrift store items for a little inspiration on your own scavenging adventures.
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1. Upcycled Thrift Store TV Tray
Every house can benefit from a great TV tray, especially when that TV tray is as gorgeous as this one. Once simplistic, this tray was transformed using a bit of brown wood stain and designed with some simple acrylic paint. The project itself is incredibly simple, involving only a few items, but they definitely made a huge difference.
Head over to Domestically Speaking to find more projects like this one and other great home design tips.
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2. Upcycled Mail Organizer
Everyone needs a place to keep their mail, it might as well be in something as cute and stylish as this organizer. Transformed from a simple dark brown with few coats of pink paint, this project shows that something incredibly simple can make a huge difference.
Head over to Blooming Homestead to find great organization tools, fun DIY projects, and more!
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3. Upcycled Fluffy Ottoman
Whether you choose to keep this ottoman front and center in your living room or somewhere special like the nursery, it is a great addition. A little bit of gold spray paint on the legs and a faux sheepskin top turned an ugly old ottoman into a gorgeous vintage chic piece.
Get tons of gorgeous home design inspiration at Chris Loves Julia.
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