Repurposing old furniture and giving it a new look can create inexpensive yet unique items. Upcycling experts tell Lisa Salmon how to do it.

Repurposing old furniture and giving it a new look can create inexpensive yet unique items. Upcycling experts tell Lisa Salmon how to do it.

Upcycling can be as simple as reusing that paper grocery bag to line your birdcage or litter box or as complex as breaking down a piece of furniture or garment and whipping it up into something new.

Upcycling furniture can add original flair to your space while keeping furniture out of the landfill—a real win-win, especially when you remember how expensive it is to buy new furniture, and ...

Have you upcycled any of your old furniture? Share your tips and tricks for furniture makeovers in the comments below.

Do it yourself To upcycle a piece in this way, you’ll need the following: • Any old or vintage furniture piece, preferably one with carvings and curved lines • A large, natural-bristled ...

UPCYCLING old furniture is a great way to give your house a new lease of life. It’s cheaper than buying brand new, and good for the planet too. A survey by insurer Aviva found that 35 per cent ...

If your kitchen is lacking storage, why not look to the past for durable and rustic vintage cabinets that can house all your ...

A woman who quit her job to upcycle furniture full time has shared advice on how others can turn their passion into a career. Danielle Bayliss takes outdated or unloved furniture and modernises ...