Barnorama All Fun In The Barn
This collection of photos showcases creative and inspiring ways to repurpose and revamp old items.
From furniture and home decor to fashion accessories and books, this article features a diverse range of projects that breathe new life into outdated pieces.
“I Detailed A 1968 Torino. Couldn’t Believe I Was Able To Get The Seats This Clean”
“I Restored A $5 Kitchen-Aid Mixer I Found At The Thrift Store”
“Update On My $5 Thrift Store Allen Edmond Shoes. Spent The Afternoon Focusing On The Right Shoe Just To Get This Picture”
“1995 Zippo, Before And After. One Day It Will Look Like It Did Before The Sanding And Polish”
“1930’s Parquet Flooring Is Restored Today”
“In 1916 My Great-Grandfather Built His House From A Sears Home Kit. 100 Years Later We’ve Restored It To Its Original Beauty”
“My Buddy Restored A 1955 Cushman Golf Cart. He Says There Are Only 2 Of These Models Left In Existence And The Other One Is In A Museum”
“Bicycle From 1969, I Got For Free From A Lady Wanting To Throw It To The Trash”
“I Restored This Antique Lamp And Made A Bohemian Crescent Moon Mica Shade With Antique Chandelier Crystal Pendants”
“Viking Axe Before And After Restoration (10th–11th Century)”
“I Restored My Grandma’s 65-Year-Old Kitchen Step-Stool”
“Refinished And Reupholstered Vintage Mid-Century Lounge Chair”
“Restored My Grandfather’s Carpenter’s Hatchet Last Year (It’s Between 75-100 Years Old). Not Too Bad For A High Schooler If I Do Say So Myself”
“I Can’t Draw But I Consider This My Art. I Restored A Classic Stingray In My Garage”
“Got A 100-Year-Old Painting Cleaned Earlier This Year”
“Restoring Great Grandfather’s Trunk (From 1911)”
“Last Summer Me And My Sister Secretly Restored Our Father’s 64 Beetle”
“Instead Of Buying A $300 New Chandelier, I Bought This Antique One For $40 And Spent A Few Hours Buffing It Clean, And Also Glued A Few Loose Pieces”
“I Bought This Coffee Table In 2018 For $15 At A Flea Market Because It Was Cheap And I Needed Something For My Living Room. Finally Got Around To Stripping It This Weekend”
“1972 Datsun 240z Restomod”
“My Father Unexpectedly Passed Away In October Of A Heart Attack. As A Tribute To Him, I Decided To Restore His Workbench And Learn How To Become As Handy As He Was”
“Vintage Radio Restoration. This Is A Canadian Made Northern Electric Baby Champ 5400 Tube Radio I Just Finished Restoring”
“Restoration Of A 1950s Dixie Stove”
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