DIY Home Decor Thrift Flips | Designer Decor For Less

This video is sponsored by Wagner Spraytech.

I headed to the thrift store to upcycle some home decor items. Watch while I flip these thrift store finds to look like designer home decor DIY style. Watch as I create a chalky vase, gold decor bowl and custom textured artwork, all while staying within a budget.

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[luvsiberians]

The canvas was my favorite! I'm shocked at how much it resembles the $900 piece AND you had a blast doing it. Bravo!

[brendakaiser]

I ❤ the Gold bowl... so glad you showed how to paint black first. Can not wait to try this.

[marilynmccormick]

My least favorite is the canvas. My favorite is the gold bowl; I didn't know a black base made it look better--good to know. Thanks too for the Wagner spray tips.

[flippedbyabby]

Painting the books is BRILLIANT! Love this idea

[AmynCAP]

You’re amazing! I love watching your videos. Everything was great, but yes, for sure the canvas was the queen ! I’m still holding onto my brand new, in the box 2-yr old paint sprayer that I’ve been to afraid to try LOL. This video was VERY helpful in overcoming the fear 💛

[candie]

I love how you use up paint from other projects in the sprayer, great idea!

[b.walker]

Gold vessel and that CANVAS! Total score! Thanks for the step by step on your process with your tools.

[joannenorris]

The art is number1 and the gold dish is a close second. Loved this video. Thank you so much!

[andreasmith]

The canvas was beautiful. I have some old canvas pictures that I will redo now that I can see how amazing they turn out. Thank you xoxooxo

[christinewilliams]

The canvas is pretty cool and looks easy! I also liked the gold bowl.

[Restorations.by.Rachel]

So impressed by the canvas art that you did! Also loved the simple chalk paint vase as well.😍

[karlabergwalker]

Wonderful thrift flips! I love the idea of painting black and finishing with gold building wax. Another great video! Thank you for the inspiration, Christina!

[funny_anni]

The art piece is just stunning! Love it.

[margaretmurphy]

I've been making covers for my books -- now I am going to spray paint! Thanks for the great tip. I do add titles as I am just covering book cover colors that don't fit my color pallet. You could make up any title you want for your display.

[AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Great video. I need to keep large canvases in mind. That was such a great idea.

[flippedbyabby]

The artwork actually turned out better than the $800 inspiration pic

[sorayabejar]

Always love all your flips, Christina. My favourite was the canvas too.

[lindamarlow]

My fav was the DIY'd huge canvas. It turned out so well. Great job.

[cindylynch]

I absolutely love the canvas!! You’re quite talented, and make it look effortless! Very inspiring! Thank you!

[nanjorgensen]

Great transformations!! The bowl caught my eye and I'd like to add an FYI. Your bowl looks like s Nambe' piece. Like much of Wilton Armetale, Nambe' pieces are made of an alloy of about 8 ingredients. What is wonderful about this alloy is the greatly extended retention time of heat or cold. The item can go into an oven or freezer and the retain heat ( or cold) they take on stays for hours in normal temperatures. I've served a hot chili/cream cheese dip in Nambe' at a party which stayed hot to warm for 5-6 hours. I've served chilled fruit on a platter as patio picnic food. The platter was cold long after the fruit was consumed. Just sponge wash and rinse - no scrubbing. Great stuff.