14 DIY Makeovers That Prove Spray Paint Is Magical

It's amazing what a fresh coat of color can do. 

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Beer Bottle Vases
Upcycle glass bottles to make an array of brightly colored vases. Mix and match metallic with matte colors to get a multi-textured finish.

Get the tutorial at Brit + Co.

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Vintage Fan Restoration
Use spray paint to update a vintage find and bring an old-school (yet on-trend) look to your workspace or home.

Get the tutorial at Picklee.

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High-Gloss File Cabinet
Spray paint a dull file cabinet to spruce up your home office and store your documents in style.

Get the tutorial at Live Love DIY.

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Tin Can Planters
Create a charming window-seal herb garden out of tin cans coated with copper-colored spray paint.

Get the tutorial at Homey of My!

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Raspberry Barstools
These kitchen seats are so chic you'll want to host a party just to show off your handiwork.

Get the tutorial at Honey Bear Lane.


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Repurposed Folding Chairs
Who doesn't have a dusty folding chair in need of a makeover? Grab some fabric and a can or two of bright spray paint for this easy DIY.

Get the tutorial at Kenarry.

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Gold Dipped Vase
All gorgeous things are dipped in gold! Make this vase your go-to for displaying fresh cut flowers.

Get the tutorial at Two Twenty One.

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Distressed Candle Holders
These outdated candle sticks got a much-needed facelift with white spray paint and wood stain paint.

Get the tutorial at The Frugal Homemaker.

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Toys and Trinkets
Breathe life into old tchotchkes with a coat of gold or silver — they'll make great coffee-table accents and bookends.

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Metallic Accent Lamp
Spritz a cheap lamp with bronze metallic paint to give it a luxurious look.

Get the tutorial at Pennies for a Fortune.

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Peacock Blue Bamboo Chest
Using a bold color that complements the other hues in the room can transform an old table into a striking accent piece.

Get the tutorial at Centsational Girl.


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Gold Pencil Holder
You won't believe how easy (yet expensive looking!) this gold pencil holder is to make. It'll bring your desk game to a whole new organized level.

Get the tutorial at Views From the Fridge.

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Gold Painted Table
Brighten your home with a beautiful, bold metallic desk.

Get the tutorial at At Home With the Barkers.

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Vintage Patio Chair Makeover
Get a jumpstart on summer by refurbishing an old patio chair in your favorite color.

Get the tutorial at Addicted to DIY.

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