Bedroom Chest Of Drawers Decorating Ideas

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22 Gorgeous Ways to Breathe New Life Into an Old Dresser

Don't discount your old dresser just yet.

Wood, Chest of drawers, Drawer, Room, Furniture, White, Sideboard, Cabinetry, Dresser, Interior design,

Don't discount your old dresser just yet.

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Painted Phrases

Bring the outside in by using bright green paint and cute gardening lingo—perfect for any outdoor enthusiast.

Get the tutorial at Sophia's Decor.

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Numbered Drawers

Paint numbers onto your drawers for instant charm. Or, try letters or symbols if numbers aren't your thing.

Get the tutorial at East Coast Creative.

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Lace

Spray-painted lace makes this dresser look fancy and fun at the same time.

Get the tutorial at Uniquely Chic Furniture.

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Milk Paint Coated

Freehand your favorite designs onto your old dresser and paint it on with milk paint. The result is an amazing distressed look—with minimal effort.

Get the tutorial at Miss Mustard Seed.

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Clean Lines

Geometric takes a different turn with this classy wood dresser with neon green drawer pulls, the ultimate accent to the painted gray lines.

Get the tutorial at 551 East Design.

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Fancy Pulls

To further play up your dresser, add fun pulls like these floral beauties.

Get the tutorial at Ikea Hackers.

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Rustic Appearance

Give an old wooden dresser a facelift with a can of paint and a few pieces of trim.

Get the tutorial at Dandelion Patina.

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Painted Pretty

The owner of this dresser simply added a coat of coral paint and new hardware to make it look brand new.

Get the tutorial at Claire Brody Designs.

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Industrial Chic

This amazing dresser is proof that industrial doesn't mean always mean metal materials.

Get the tutorial at Cherished Bliss.

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Whimsical Wallpaper

Turn your drab dresser into an adorable accent piece. We could even see this playful design in a child's room.

Get the tutorial at Spoonflower Blog.

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Decoupaged Details

A decoupaged bird design adds a fun detail to this dresser. Painted tree branches complete the look.

Get the tutorial at Cottage Hill.

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Two Toned

The dark stain and the light paint on this dresser create a refreshing contrast.

Get the tutorial at Refresh Restyle.

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Nailhead Details

Nail down your dresser, literally! Make your own pattern and follow it with tacks and a hammer.

Get the tutorial at Girl in the Garage.

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Pallet Backing

Scrap the dresser idea altogether and turn your old dresser into a bookshelf.

Get the tutorial at Noting Grace.

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Debossed Details

Emboss a pattern using spackle around your drawer pulls for an extra-fancy look.

Get the tutorial at Thrifty and Chic.

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Wooden Tiles

Tile your dresser drawers with wood rectangles. For a playful look, use old Scrabble tiles or dominoes instead.

Get the tutorial at East Coast Creative.

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New Paint and Pulls

Paint your dresser a light olive green and switch out the handles for antique door-knockers, a simple update for an old piece.

Get the tutorial at Dear Emmeline.

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Faux Inlays

Mother-of-pearl inlaid furniture can cost loads of money, but now you can fake it with white paint.

Get the tutorial at Little Green Notebook.

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Cross Stitch Pattern

Cross-stitching is the ultimate country craft, and now you can incorporate it into your decor. Need some inspiration? Check out these cool patterns.

Get the tutorial at Dear Emmeline.

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Ombre Drawers

Bring ever-trending ombre into your home and paint your dresser drawers in different shades of the same color.

Get the tutorial at Decor8.

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Secret Surprises

Add some wallpaper to the sides of drawers (use Modge Podge) for an unexpected pop of color.

Get the tutorial at Bright & Bold.

Rori Kotch Web Editorial Intern Rori is the web editorial intern at CountryLiving.com.

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