Furniture Flipper Shares Simple Hack for Stripping Orange Tints in Wood

Antique furniture is coming back into style, with dark woods, used knobs , and handcrafted work that you just can’t find today. From old four tired boxy drawers and chest sets to large vanities and fine china cabinets.

It's never fun watching people get pieces of handcrafted beautiful wood antique furniture pieces and sand them then paint them with fresh paints that are incredibly bright and bombarding.

But when it comes to vintage pieces that have orange-stained wood to them, sometimes a little paint is necessary. But recently we came across a popular DIY mavens trick for getting the perfect natural vintage finish on wooden furniture pieces, check it out below!

This women’s method for taking organe tinted wood is so simple and makes the piece look so much better! She took this old 90s orange-tinted dresser and flipped it on its head, making it a modern statement piece perfect for the newly updated home

Beginner Friendly DIY Items to Restore

Furniture of course makes for the most perfect vessels to flip. You can sand and restrain them, paint them, add flare with new knobs, or add new upholstery to them.

Mirrors make excellent DIY flips, you can swap out frames or give their current ones a major upgrade with paints, stains, and decals.

Wooden cutting boards often fill the shelves of Goodwill’s but they indeed need some TLC and with a little, you can create stunning farmhouse-inspired decor for your kitchen!

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