Another piece of furniture saved from the dull embrace of beige paint! 🌈🙌🏻 Now, let me tell you, there's absolutely nothing wrong with paint! But when it comes to certain pieces, like this McCoy dresser, preserving the natural beauty of the wood is essential. I snagged this gem for $120, and boy, am I glad I did!

Now this Drexel Profile Credenza/Sideboard was in ROUGH shape. I found it on Facebook marketplace for $50, but it could retail for upwards of $2,000, so I knew I needed to at least attempt a restoration…. what’s the worst that could happen? Haha! There was a massive chunk missing from one side and the top was all scratched up. It almost seemed like it was outside in a shed somewhere used as a workbench… but I saw the potential!

Here’s how I brought this outdated, orange chest into this beautiful pottery barn look-a-like coastal white-washed chest! an easy, budget friendly DIY tutorial using just a little bit of wax :)

What’s up friends! It’s been a minute since I hopped on here to fully break down a furniture flip for you, so let’s get into it! I picked up this Mainline Hooker Walnut Veneer dresser with one matching nightstand a few weeks ago from an estate sale… the same estate sale I found the Mainline Hooker floating desk at… you know, the one with the prison letters in it.

A few of my favorite & most used items when flipping furniture! Add these items to your starter kit to save time & money. Not to mention they can take your flips to the next level!