I can't believe it's an old wall! Soviet trash turned into masterpieces of the highest standard. Bashny.Net

If you have old Soviet furniture, you have a real treasure. It can be changed beyond recognition, using imagination and the simplest materials. Just look at what happened to these people with golden hands: used interior items are not at all recognizable.

Seeing these updates, I remembered I had an old sideboard in the garage. I'll definitely reanimate him!

Remaking old furniture

1. Soviet wall It will look different if you repaint it!
   
   
   
2. Great idea for a closet in the hallway. The furniture of those times is very spacious!
   
   
   
3. The sidewalk turns into a fireplace! This idea captivated me.
   
   
   
4. Of course, she did not expect such a result, repainting the wall! It looks great, only old glass indicates the respectable age of the furniture.
   
   
   
5. A simple way to make a rubbish shelves: all things are in their places.
   
   
   
6. The second life of old furniture can be more interesting than the previous one! Give her another chance.
   
   
   
7. What a flight of fantasy! It was really stylish.
   
   
   
8. Remaking Soviet furniture It could be a great hobby!
   
   
   
9. Original chair, which turned out of real old.
   
   
   
10. How exquisite! And the nightstand asked for a dumpster...
    
    
    
11. The old man doesn't know... I never get tired of admiring people who can create something amazing with their own hands!
    
    
    
12. Color changes everything! I will not give up such an azure dresser...
    
    
    
13. A great solution is to use mirrors for remodeling.
    
    
    
14. Comfortable and very cute poofik from an old nightstand!
    
    
    
15. I remember we had this folding table. What a pity we threw it away...
    
    
    
16. This is what a wonderful mirror came out of an old window frame. I want to show this wonderful transformation to all familiar owners of old furniture!
    
    
    

I hope these exemplary examples have convinced you not to rush to throw out old furniture. What an exciting and noble occupation to breathe new life into it!