DIY Coffee Table Makeover In Minutes
As you know, I've been doing some little projects to complete my new living room makeover! This is my final share before the big reveal. This was one of my favorite creations yet and it was just ridiculously easy to do too! Which, who wouldn't love? This post is part of a sponsored series by Raymour & Flanigan. All ideas expressed are my own.
I really can't contain my excitement, everything has finally come together. My furniture from Raymour & Flanigan has arrived, the decor is in place and I'm VERY close to my big reveal! Now, if you've had a chance to check out the before pictures, you know that I really needed big help with this crazy space in our new home. I've really been able to take it from outdated to outstanding and can't wait to show you how I did it all! But, before that, I want to share their gorgeous coffee table that I fell in love with at first sight.
It's called the Metro II Coffee Table and it comes in a wonderful Ebony Brown which really matched so well with those heavenly leather recliners that I shared yesterday. The table begs for the perfect, but simple coffee table decor to accent it's simple beauty. So, let's get onto it then, shall we?
Coffee Table Makeover In Minutes
Since I'm already keeping you hanging about my complete makeover, I'll get right to the point here. Here is a breakdown of this easy to do decor:
To create a VERY easy centerpiece for the coffee table, I started with a Lazy Susan base. I spray painted it using Rust-Oleum in a color that was dark like the table.
Then, I used a stencil for the mug to add our last name initial which I thought was SUCH a fun idea to personalize the decor. I used a paper stencil and taped in on, I used a glitter spray paint to color. You could use regular paints for any of these projects. I'm just spray paint happy, in case you didn't notice. *wink*
I also spray painted some drink coasters for an added touch. I used a floral stencil because I thought it would work to compliment the artificial flowers I placed in the mug. I also used spray paint on the candle holder as well in Brushed Metallics so everything in the room would match.
I'm so elated about how everything came out! I'm just a breath away from sharing my AFTER photos! Whoo hoo!
Confession: What do you have on your coffee table right now? Go -->
How could you add some flair to it?
I love that. Looks great and very classy!
Ugh, on my coffee table right now is a box of Christmas! It never made it to storage, but at this point why bother,right? I need to clear it off and do pretty things like you.
I love the glitter mug! Thanks for sharing so many great ideas. You have such a creative eye!
This turned out beautifully! Love the simplicity!
Currently on my coffee table you'll find a bag full of thank you cards and stamps, my return address stamp, a couple of receipts, a remote control, a cup, and a DVD. I usually keep some decorative family photo albums on the table but we've been busy this week. I never thought about keeping a centerpiece there. That's a great idea!
That mug with a single initial is simple, but such a nice touch! I bet the reveal will be fabulous!
I love me some spray paint! Great post
What a great way to upcycle a coffee table! It really looks amazing and makes an impression in any living room!
Now that is so cute & simple. I love it. I found you today via Wake Up Wednesday and so glad I did. Come on by & visit me sometime! I will be back around your site because now I am a follower 🙂 YAY!
I love your decor. You would die if you saw the sorry state of my coffee table right now. I blame it on the kids lol 🙂
Great DIY tutorial and info! Thanks so much. I love this post!
That is a gorgeous table! I like how you stenciled the mug - very cute! Congrats on the makeover - can't wait to see the final reveal!!
These are all such great ideas and really do wonders for home decor and the vibe you get when you walk into someone's house!
We have a nice box with coasters in it.. oh and dvds whey they are there i do not know.. We could use some tips to jazz it up.
A nice and simple way to really make your table unique. We tend to change up our decor for each season, but placing a family letter on choice objects could really give us a continuous theme.
Awesome job! So elegant. You can get so many need small repairs items dirt cheap if not free at garage sales and make them new again with paint. I am so in love with spray paint, I wrote a poem about it once.
I've been looking for some DIY home decor projects - I want to re-decorate / remodel but as cheaply as possible lol . This looks perfect for our well loved coffee table! Thanks for sharing!
I love your coffee table decor. I need to update mine and you have seriously given me some inspiration. I would love it if you linked this up to my Motivate Me Monday linky party at IT'S A ginger SNAP.
Great ideas! The lighter display brings the table into focus and gives it a light airy feeling...thanks for sharing your ideas!