25 Gorgeous Green Painted Furniture Makeovers

Thirty Eighth Street made over a vintage chest in a fresh shade of green. This grass-green paint color paired with white floral knobs feels perfect for a springtime makeover.

Dede of Designed Decor made a stunning feature piece for the entryway: this antique buffet painted in empire green. She explains how to recreate the look including the custom color mix, her technique for the stained top, and glazing tips.

Roxanne of the Honeycomb Home painted a small antique dresser in a dark leafy green. The rich color pairs beautifully with the antique-style brass hardware.

Stephanie of Celebrated Nest updated an apothecary cabinet with a fresh (custom mix) green chalk paint and card catalog-style labels. Visit her post to find out how to create this perfectly spring-like shade of green.

Amy of White Cottage Home & Living transformed this "ho-hum piece into a stunner." The soft, sophisticated green paired with glass knobs is timeless and classic.

Zoe of Crafted by the Hunts built and painted this stunning bar cart (I want one!). Visit her site to for the full build instructions, the paint color, and the technique she uses to make those gorgeous handles.

Heather of Heathered Nest painted a vintage four poster bed frame for her daughter's bedroom. The shade of green is so cheery paired with a fun mix of brightly colored pillows.

Amy of White Cottage Home & Living chose a botanical-inspired shade of green for this antique cabinet. Visit her post to see it beautifully styled with blues and neutrals.

Amanda from Love and Renovations painted a basic Ikea dresser to give it a fresh look. She selected a light olive tone and provides plenty of tips for how to paint laminate.

Maggie of Maggie Overby Studios smartly converts vintage dixie nightstands into side tables with a metal base (make sure to go see how she did this - so clever!). The dark green complements the gold, and is the perfect addition to her eclectic bedroom.

Colleen of Life on Kaydeross Creek used leftover paints to make this gorgoeouse blue green custom color. The muted shade is perfect for this antique dresser with wood knobs and original keyholes (plus, I love that she left the top natural wood).

I love this elegant gray green shade that Regina of Saved from Salvage selected for this cabinet. It is the base of an old hutch and you really must go see the before photos, it has came a long way!

Amber of Amber Oliver painted her vanity an energetic shade of kelly green AND painted that faux marble countertop (this DIY technique was new to me, go check it out!).

Zoe of Crafted by the Hunts built and painted this storage-packed bar cabinet. She selected an elegant muted green for the custom build (get the paint color details and build plans in her post).

Stephanie of Abbotts at Home built (visit her site for the build plans) and painted this teal console table. The deep sea green shade is rich and elegant.

Angie of Postcards from the Ridge refinished an antique china cabinet for her budget-friendly craft room (see the full reveal in her post). With this makeover, she gets tons of storage, in a gorgeous furniture piece!

Carrie of Thirty-Eighth Street used an old hutch to create this stunning emerald green display cabinet. I've found that vintage glass cabinets are harder to find and this makeover is a clever solution to that problem.

Regina from Saved from Salvage restored and painted this lovely vintage washstand in a dark forest green. Smartly, she left the drawer fronts wood stained and simply accented the piece with a dark green frame.

Painted by Kayla Payne completed a stunning dining cabinet with jungle green paint in a gloss finish. The brass pulls and bamboo detailing are the perfect combo of modern-meets-vintage in this jungle green shade.

This clever tutorial from Create and Find shows you how to take a traditional dresser and make it modern (including the mistakes she made, and how she'd do it differently next time).

Meg of Green with Decor took a basic old tv stand and turned it into the perfect nursery furniture. How many of us need more storage in our children's rooms?! I know I do.

Style Mutt Home's leafy green highboy is stunning. The white and black knobs pop against the deep green.

Susan of Saw and Nail Paint updated a simple night stand with a grass green milk paint.

psst: she has a clever solution for mixing milk paint, go check it out!

Shannon of Wise Little Owl Furniture painted this bench which was built from an antique bed frame. The muted light green color allows the antique details to be the focus.

Just the Woods gave this antique chest a coat of olive green, perfect for a child's toy box. When you want a green that feels a bit more sophisticated - select an olive instead of bright greens.

Emily A. Clark used a jungle green shade for the pantry cabinet (and TV cabinet) in her white kitchen. The bold color plays well with blue and black accents.