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This post may contain affiliate links which help support our blog efforts. You know the saying one woman's trash is another woman's treasure? Nothing could be more true when it comes to creating amazing décor and furniture pieces from unwanted or extra materials that we have found out junk yards, vintage shops and one of our all-time favorite haunts, the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. The Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a home improvement store and donation center that sells new and gently used furniture, appliances, home accessories, building materials and more to the public at a fraction of the retail price. I've purchased so many things for my own DIY upcycle projects including quality paints, wood trim, honeycomb blinds, etc. And I have also brought in my old appliances, furniture and hardware to donate. If you've never heard of the ReStore look it up, like right now. There are over 900 in 49 states across the country. I've personally donated and purchased from the stores in Charlotte, NC and here in Omaha, NE. For now here is some inspiration from us for the types of projects to consider doing for your baby nursery or kids bedroom. They are each custom designed to work perfectly with a room design and cost a fraction of the price of store bought items. 1. Rustic Mirror  Distressed trim was used to make the perfect rustic mirror for this teen bedroom.
2. Graphic Night Stand  Click to watch a short video of how this beat up, two-tier table became a modern kid's night stand and stool.
3. Glamorous Dresser  This little lady got a fresh coat of paint and pretty glass knobs to join the others in this big girl bedroom.
4. Chic Mirror  You're golden when you take a marked up old piece llke this mirror and refinish it with a can of spray paint.
4. Golden Wall Hooks 
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