These painted hutch before and after projects will have you reaching for a paintbrush! From shabby to chic, get ready for major inspiration!
Follow these tips and tricks to transform your own forgotten gem into a show stopping centerpiece!
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Painted Hutch Before and After Ideas
If you have been following me for any length of time, you know I absolutely love thrift store shopping, especially for old furniture to update.
Be sure to check out my collection of DIY refinished furniture from the past decade. Many of these pieces were sold at antique shops or gifted.
My dad is a big part of my passion for furniture projects. He loves the hunt, but usually for curbside finds or from friends.
There are many times he’ll call from the road to ask if I want a certain piece. Sometimes I have to say no, because there is only so much room.
But, other times I can’t resist. Like when he found this Bassett coffee table. It was too good to refuse!
China cabinets and hutches can be found at most thrift stores, yard sales, or even your own home.
So, I thought it would be fun to put together a collection of painted hutches to inspire you to get creative with paint. Enjoy!
Painted Hutch Before and After Makeovers
This charming DIY white painted hutch features classic beadboard. Learn how to create a farmhouse-inspired piece for stylish storage and display.
Check out the charm of this classic china cabinet with intricate wooden designs in glass doors and elegant Queen Anne curves. Sue from Shop at Blu transformed this garage find into a stunning centerpiece.
Vicki from 2 Bees in a Pod found a large hutch for just $70 and fell in love with the lines, detail trim and size. She painted it in a soft gray to match her decor and now as lots of extra storage options.
This stunning china cabinet is elegant and unique with beadboard added to fit inside the cabinet to cover the outdated mirror. The paint color is gorgeous!
This Ethan Allen hutch was a steal at just $45! Check out the before to see the amazing transformation of this beauty!
Mary Beth from The How to Home used Magnolia Home paint in Shiplap for her hutch makeover. This is a classic look that can be decorated for the holidays and different seasons. The buffalo check dishes look just lovely!
Transform your dining room with a DIY Apothecary Cabinet inspired hutch makeover. Breathe new life into an old hutch, adding stylish storage and a stunning focal point. See the before and after for all the details!
I went with a bold green paint color by Benjamin Moore for my antique hutch makeover and am so happy with how it looks. The floral peel and stick wallpaper adds another element and soft colors that I can pull from when changing out the decor.
A built-in china cabinet and desk creates a stunning focal point in this dining room. You don't want to miss the before of this built-in to see all the details.
This china cabinet was headed for the dumpster when it was rescued and modernized with a lovely soft green paint color.
Follow the steps in this post to create a beautiful painted hutch makeover! The accent pieces pop against the soft white.
Revamp your china cabinet in an afternoon with this quick and easy wallpaper makeover. Learn how to transform your furniture with a simple, budget-friendly DIY technique.
This stunning French Provincial china cabinet was bought at an estate sale and sat in a garage for several months just waiting for an update. It was well worth the wait! What a gorgeous piece of furniture.
Carrie from Thirty Eighth Street created two gorgeous pieces of furniture by repurposing a china cabinet. What a beautiful paint color!
Marty from Marty's Musings updated an old 70's style hutch with Annie Sloan chalk paint. This china hutch makeover is now a shabby chic beauty!
This old hutch was a $50 thrift store find. It was completely transformed with Black Dog Salvage paint for a fresh, new look.
One of the easiest ways to modernize an old hutch is to cover the glass with wallpaper or decorative paper. See how I used black and white paper to cover the old glass in a dated hutch.
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