Jacqui of Brooke Eva has tremendous style and DIY savvy. Just check out these upholstered x-benches she made for East Coast Creative’s Creating with the Stars competition. I mean… WOW! Jacqui built these babies from the ground up, cutting those beautiful legs from wood, upholstering every inch with charcoal fabric, and finishing it off with nailhead trim. Hello, Gorgeous!

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Vanessa from Modern Vintage Home loves entertaining and had been dreaming of outfitting her dining room with a dark wood table surrounded by French linen …

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Most of the time when we see old chairs at thrift stores or garage sales, they have great “bones,” but a terrible surface. The fabric …

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Sarah of DIYstinctly Made inherited a set of wingback chairs from her in-laws that were in great shape but in need of recovering. Sarah dove …

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It is no secret that we love pallet tutorials around here, there is truly no better way to get free wood that is often perfectly …

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After attempting to recover an ottoman that she received from her sister, Jen from The Yellow Brick Cottage nearly gave up and threw it through the window. However, a search on several of her favorite furniture sites turned up an ottoman that Jen knew she could recreate and add her own style and personal touches to. I admire Jen's ability to adapt and switch gears when her original plan was not panning out. She did an amazing job achieving that deconstructed look and ended up with a piece she can love and enjoy!

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Ayisha from The Pursuit of Handyness wanted the perfect settee for her new master bedroom. Unfortunately, the "perfect settee" in Ayisha’s book cost almost $2,000, which was certainly not justifiable for an occasional piece of furniture. Since there was a shortage of DIY settee tutorials out there, Ayisha was forced to figure it out herself. She used an old Ikea chair to save money on the construction and splurged on the foam. In the end, Ayisha got exactly what she wanted in the size and color that she wanted for only $140!

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Get ready for fall with a bright yellow DIY! Kathy from Petticoat Junktion found a wooden chair with a padded seat that had tons of …

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Dria from DIO Home Improvements has long loved Restoration Hardware’s deconstructed furniture and wanted to do her own rendition. The perfect opportunity came when her …

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