<![CDATA[NewRoomTalk.com - Tips on Sprucing Up Old Furniture]]> 2010-06-07T10:47:55Z PunBB http://www.newroomtalk.com/topic/577/tips-on-sprucing-up-old-furniture/ <![CDATA[Re: Tips on Sprucing Up Old Furniture]]> I have some very old furniture from my grand parents. They are manufactured from finest woods. I have done some minor changes and now they look great.

]]> http://www.newroomtalk.com/user/138/ 2010-06-07T10:47:55Z http://www.newroomtalk.com/post/1904/#p1904 <![CDATA[Re: Tips on Sprucing Up Old Furniture]]> Yeah, I wanted to do that and I wished that I had. I left the piece at my dad's though who lives three hours away, and I have no room for furniture at home where I stay now. I might consider picking up old furniture pieces when I move out on my own again.

Particularly modern furniture pieces. However, I know that it is also possible to find newly-produced replicas of furniture once created by top designers for a reduced price too?

]]> http://www.newroomtalk.com/user/62/ 2009-04-15T17:12:28Z http://www.newroomtalk.com/post/677/#p677 <![CDATA[Tips on Sprucing Up Old Furniture]]> Do you have furniture that's an eyesore, but you can't stand the thought of getting rid of it? Or, perhaps it's a chair or toy chest you'd like to personalize for a parent or child? Most people have at least one piece of furniture they'd like to give a facelift.

http://www.doityourself.com/stry/spruceupfurniture

]]> http://www.newroomtalk.com/user/3/ 2009-03-26T10:43:31Z http://www.newroomtalk.com/post/658/#p658