Petite Table Makeover

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This sweet little, petite table makeover is the cutest thing ever! Didn’t start out great, but ended up oh so worthy!

Hello friends!!

Today is Trashy Treasure Tuesday, and my friends and I are bringing you another round of fun new makeovers. Every second Tuesday of the month we get together and share out latest “trash to treasures” with you.

A banner with a pink checkered background reads Trashy Treasures Tuesday. The word Trashy is in pink script above TREASURES TUESDAY in black, with a black silhouette of a lamp—perfect inspiration if you’re learning how to paint laminate furniture.

Hope you enjoy this series! We enjoy doing it.

Today I’m sharing this cutie patootie little “petite” table with ya.

Petite Table Makeover

It was $7.00 at the ReStore but everything in the store was half off on this day!! Woohoo!! I got several things.

A petite table makeover is on display as a small green wooden plant stand with curved legs sits on a brown doormat in front of a wooden door. The word BEFORE is written in the lower left corner.

Isn’t it adorable??
Green is not really my jam, but I love the style of this little cutie.

A bright green price tag on a dark green wall shows the date 03/30/26 and a price of $7.00—perhaps signaling the start of a petite table makeover. The wall has visible texture and a watermark with the initials acr in the bottom right corner.

And $3.50 is a win.

I cleaned it all up and decided to use spray paint on this one since it’s so small. Primer first.

Hand holding a can of 2X Ultra Cover Primer spray in Flat White, labeled for use on wood, metal, plastic, and more—perfect for your next Petite Table Makeover. Text highlights strong bonding and long-lasting finish.

Then satin finish white.

A hand holds a can of Rust-Oleum 2X Ultra Cover paint and primer in blossom white satin finish, designed for wood, metal, plastic, and more—perfect for projects like furniture restoration or giving a petite table a fresh table makeover. A chair graphic is printed on the can.

SO easy. It’s hard to beat white spray paint (or any spray paint, for that matter) for the right project. It’s not something I typically use on furniture. But I did use it often on small crafts, etc.

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Since I was envisioning this petite table as maybe a plant stand or small side table for a porch, I thought this old transfer I had leftovers of would be perfect.

A hand holds a package of floral and bluebird wall decals labeled Garden Whispers; an example of the decals used decoratively is shown at the bottom right corner of the packaging, perfect for adding a charming touch to your next furniture makeover or petite table project.

I arranged a few like so…

A petite white table with cut-out floral and bird decals arranged on top, ready for application—a perfect setup for a charming table makeover. The floor is wooden, and a white sofa with a blue throw is visible in the background.

…and decided to go with exactly that.

I applied them each, wrapping them over the edges as I go.

A white square petite table with a floral and bluebird design in one corner, placed on a wooden floor. This charming table makeover features the Artsy Chicks Rule logo on the bottom right corner, highlighting its unique furniture restoration.

See how to use transfers here: How To Use Rub On Decor Transfers

A white petite table corner decorated with a painted blue bird, blue flowers, and green leaves. The design is delicate and detailed, adding a touch of nature to this charming furniture makeover.

As I do with these rub-on transfers, I sealed the table with a coat of Tough Coat Topcoat.

A hand holds a 500 mL bottle of Fusion Mineral Paint Tough Coat Matte in front of a floral print with cursive writing in the background, the perfect choice for your next Petite Table or Furniture Makeover.

A white petite table with blue and green floral designs on the corner of the surface. The flowers appear delicate and detailed, adding a decorative touch to the minimalist furniture—perfect for anyone seeking a charming furniture makeover.

A white tabletop, perfect for a petite table makeover, is decorated with blue flowers and birds in two corners, viewed from above. There is a circular acn watermark in the bottom right corner. The background floor is dark brown—an inviting touch for any furniture restoration project.

And of course, a little pop of color on the bottom shelf, too.

A small cluster of blue hydrangea petals is painted on a white surface, reminiscent of a petite table makeover, with the artist’s watermark in the lower right corner.

Isn’t she so sweet now???

A petite table, this small white side table features blue and purple floral and bird designs on the tabletop, placed gracefully on a wooden floor against a white wall—an eye-catching result of a charming furniture makeover.

White wooden side table with curved legs, featuring blue floral designs painted on the tabletop, front edge, and lower shelf. Perfect for a furniture makeover, this petite table stands on a dark wood floor against a white paneled wall with an electrical outlet.

All ready for some porch sitting or anything really…

This petite table with curved legs sits elegantly on a porch, showcasing a delightful furniture makeover with blue floral and bird designs. Next to it, a white rocking chair with a pillow adds charm, while a plant arrangement completes the inviting scene.

It’s so fun transforming these plain Jane finds! Creating a whole new life for them. Love that!

PIN it to save it!

A small table painted white with blue floral designs on top showcases a charming furniture makeover. The before inset shows the petite table was green. Text reads Petite Table Makeover. The table stands against a wall on a wood floor.

Wait! Don’t go just yet! Hop over and visit my friends and see their makeovers!

A graphic with a pink diamond pattern background reads: Trashy Treasures Tuesday with a black lamp silhouette. Below are the names: Salvaged Inspirations, Artsy Chicks Rule, Confessions of a Serial DIYer, Petticoat Junktion—plus diy holiday decor with thrifted frames.

Four before images: 1. Wooden cabinet door; 2. Rustic wood frame with wire and handle; 3. Pile of old wood planks on grass; 4. Small green side table with a price sticker on top, perfect for a petite table makeover.

  1. Confessions of a Serial DIYer
  2. Petticoat Junktion
  3. Salvaged Inspirations
  4. You are here!

Have an amazing week, friends!!

xoxo

The word Nancy is written in elegant, flowing black script, reminiscent of Chalk Style Paint For Furniture, with a heart shape used to form the dot above the letter i. The background is plain white.

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24 Comments

  5. It’s gorgeous, job well done. You could pick a print to match your bath and load it with towels also! Nice for a small bathroom.

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    1. Thank you so much, Rebekah!! OH yes, I do! I totally forgot to put that in this post. (and the links to everything I used, oops!!) I wrote it and another post a week ahead of time before going out of town for a week. Rush, rush gets me every time!! haha!! I’ll update!! xo

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