Its that time of the year, friends.
Time for sipping drinks, preferably ones with little umbrellas, on porches, decks and patios.
Furthermore, we should all be enjoying those beverages in pretty outdoor chairs, chaises and other comfortable perches. No?
If you are like me though, as you were dusting the three inches or so of pollen off your outdoor furniture, you may have discovered the furniture needed a little facelift of its own.
These outdoor furniture makeovers have my head brewing with ideas. The best part – they were all done with a HomeRight Paint Sprayer. That means they were easy as pie to re-hab.
Now, if only a real facelift were that easy…and that inexpensive. 😉
Outdoor Furniture Makeovers
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Wicker Furniture Makeovers
I am digging the classic white spin that Debbie from Refresh Restyle put on this wicker chair. The pattern on the cushion and pop of color on the pillows seals the deal.
And quite the opposite, but just as awesome is this bright blue wicker chair makeover from HomeJelly.
Painted Outdoor Cushions
Christy at 11 Magnolia Lane completely transformed her patio set (and saved herself a ton of money in the process!) by painting, yep painting her outdoor cushions – with a paint sprayer! I love how the green and white pillows pop off the white.
Metal Outdoor Furniture Makeover
Farm Fresh Vintage Finds took her old rusty table to brand new in no time at all and saved herself cans and cans of spray paint. Yes, friends, you can paint metal with something besides spray paint – you just need a sprayer!
Adirondack Chair Makeovers
My mouth is still open at this adirondack chair rehab from Virginia Sweet Pea. Do you see the before?! #nailedit
If you want to add a pop of color to your adirondack chairs, go with a bold red and yellow like Front Porch Mercantile did. These totally belong right beside a beach.
Bamboo & Rattan Chair Makeovers
When I saw all six of these chairs on Craigslist for $25, I couldn’t pass them up. I gave them a super colorful paint job, but anchored them with black and white upholstery.
Outdoor Bench Makeovers
A Prudent Life did a killer job on stripping and then re-staining this outdoor park bench.
This red bench makeover from Four Generations One Roof does go perfectly with the fall, but it could totally rock a 4th of July party as well.
The Painted Chandelier opted for a light blue color on her outdoor bench. I love how it pops against the bright pink flowers above it.
And its not furniture, but let’s all admit that the paraphernalia that comes with circus’ could use some sprucing up more than we care to admit…
I’m just going to go ahead and say it. I want this playhouse for myself. Seriously. This playhouse makeover from Ciburbanity could quite possibly look better than my house. 
Ummm. Fo Realz? That swing set looks brand spankin’ new! HeartWorkOrg killed it! Yes, the HomeRight Finish Max and Finish Max Pro can both be used with stain.
Looking for more outdoor furniture projects?
DIY Outdoor Daybed – we love this thing!
The Ultimate DIY Outdoor Sectional – complete with built-in ice buckets!
How to Build a Picnic Table from a Barn Door – this picnic table is full of character.
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I have to entertain myself in some way, people.
Of course, this bamboo came from the failed table, but originally I bought the bamboo at Pier One on clearance for $5. Not bad for three big sticks of bamboo. I cut two pieces to go across the top and bottom of the mirror, a little longer than the mirror.
Next, I measured the sides of the mirror and cut bamboo pieces to fit on the sides between the top and bottom pieces.
I also cut four small pieces to extend on each corner, then spray painted all the pieces green.
Once the pieces were dry, I used 
I started with the top and bottom pieces.
After mixing the epoxy, I used that small sliver of a wood shim to smear the epoxy on the top and bottom bevels, and then on the sides. I used hot glue to adhere the small corner pieces.
Kelly green and bamboo are two of my favorite things.
And no, I’m not leaving it just propped against pillows on my entry bench.
However, I was lazy and just popped it on a nail that was already in the wall, so I have to move it and even it up some.
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