Spray paint can do wonders for boring furniture pieces. Get inspired by this collection of budget-friendly spray-painted furniture ideas.
Hey friends. There’s no better time than now to think about updating a piece of furniture you already have rather than buying new. First off, you will save some money. Secondly, you will undoubtedly have results much faster than if you have to go out and make a purchase. Reason number three. You will have created a unique piece that you can be proud of while you’re saving all that cash.
Bottom line, spray paint is easy to use, gives you results fast, and it’s pretty cost-effective.
In the past I’ve spray painted quite a few pieces of furniture. One of my favorites is these spray-painted resin wicker chairs. Paint and paintbrush would not have worked well for these chairs because of all the wicker weave.
But a furniture piece doesn’t have to be difficult to paint in order to use spray paint.
As you will see in this round-up of spray-painted furniture ideas, you can use the spray-paint method for almost any furniture type. Including laminate, as shown here.
So, let’s do this. We’ve got sleek, sassy, and fabulously functional furniture makeovers to inspire you to paint your own piece.
18 Fabulous Spray-Painted Furniture Ideas
Spray paint can do wonders for old or boring furniture pieces. Get inspired by this collection of amazing, budget-friendly spray-painted furniture ideas.
A stunning dining room set with a modern farmhouse flair. If you love neutral, this one is for you.
Even small pieces like this medicine cabinet can be salvaged and spruced up to create a new look.
Thomasville Allegro Faux Bamboo Dresser In High Gloss Gray
New furniture can hardly compare to old, as shown in this sleek, high-gloss DIY dresser update.
Old, metal cabinet. No problem. Spray paint and creativity to the rescue.
This was a set of mix-matched and multi-colored chairs once upon a time. Now it's been modernized with chalky finish spray paint and is ready for a party.
One of the cool things about painting your furniture is that you can make it any color you like. This bright apple green really pops (and don't you love that pillow?)
Lamps are furniture, too! And how colorful and creative is this one?
Who had one of these stools? And did you sit on it to watch your mom cook? Check out the update done with buffalo check and stencils.
What a beautifully modernized outdoor set. They even created a new tabletop.
Oh, my. The before and after is incredible on these patio chairs.
It's gold and glam galore for this vintage ice cream parlor chair.
When your bedside tables fit but don't "fit" anymore, use spray paint.
Yet another gorgeous dining set update with chalky spray paint. Farmhouse lovely, right?
These plastic Adirondacks (that started out in hunter green) had seen better days. Plastic spray paint enter stage left.
Wicker can be tricky to paint. Spraying the paint, rather than brushing, can sure help get into all those nooks and crannies.
If you're just not into the antique look, but you've inherited that piece... painting it might be just the thing for you.
This kitchen cart is such a space-saver. Grab the plans. And while you are at it, see how easy it is to spray paint the metal parts.
Crisp red spray paint brightened up this small patio area in no time. Doesn't that look welcoming for a summer afternoon sit-down?
A tiny side table with a punch of color. Starting small is a great idea for spray painting newbies.
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