The 1990s have made a confident return across several areas of design, including our interiors. While the decade may bring to mind oak cabinetry, faux ivy draped across everything, and shiny brass fixtures, today’s interpretation is anything but dated. Instead, designers are taking cues from the warmth, comfort, and personality of 1990s homes and reimagining them through a modern lens.

As someone who values peace-filled living through intentional design, I find that weaving subtle vintage references into a space can make it feel grounded, familiar, and deeply personal. The key is knowing what to bring back and how to do it with restraint.

Choosing Your Nostalgic Moments Wisely

Not every element from the 1990s deserves a comeback, but the right ones can tell a meaningful story. The goal isn’t to recreate a decade; it’s to capture its essence through a mix of comfort, personality, and lived-in ease.

Start by identifying the details that resonate with you. Maybe it’s a plaid textile that reminds you of your childhood home or the warmth of honey-toned wood that instantly feels inviting. Choose one or two nostalgic “moments” per space and let them shine without overwhelming the room.

In one of our projects, we revived a vintage furniture piece with a deep mustard yellow finish, a color that immediately nods to the 90’s era. Used sparingly, it adds charm and warmth. Used everywhere, it can quickly overtake a room and lose its appeal.

In this project, the mustard yellow furniture piece brings 1990s nostalgia into a room in small, intentional doses that is balanced
with neutral accents and simple styling.

Throwback Colors with Staying Power

Color is one of the most powerful ways to embrace the 1990s aesthetic while keeping it fresh. Some shades from that decade feel surprisingly timeless when used with intention and balance.

One of my favorites is deep green, particularly rich, moody tones like hunter or forest. In kitchens, this color has incredible staying power. We’ve used it a number of times on cabinetry and even walls, pairing it with brushed gold or antique brass hardware for a sophisticated update. These softer metallic finishes offer the warmth of 1990s brass without the high-shine glare that can feel dated.

This is a modern twist on a 1990s classic: deep green cabinetry paired with brushed gold hardware for a sophisticated, enduring look.

For a living room or office, embrace a drenched look. Painting the walls, trim, and even built-ins in the same deep hue creates depth and provides a comforting effect that feels both nostalgic and refined. Layer in classic plaid accents, soft wood tones, and tailored furnishings to echo the 1990s spirit while keeping the space elegant and current.

If you prefer a lighter touch, peachy hues, terracottas, or dusty mauves (colors all reminiscent of the 1990’s) are beautiful options for accent furniture, textiles, or wall decor. They recall the warmth of the past but pair seamlessly with today’s clean lines and natural textures.

The peachy-pink color allows the details of this dresser to shine through and adds some 90’s charm while the darker hardware
helps keeps it grounded.

Color Blocking: A Fresh Take on a 1990s Favorite

Few design trends define the 1990s quite like color blocking. Back then, large blocks of bold, often primary hues dominated both fashion and interiors; think cobalt blue, red, and magenta arranged in sharp, geometric forms. While it made a statement, it could also easily overwhelm.

Today’s approach is more refined. To bring this retro technique into modern spaces, focus on contrast and restraint. Choose a high-contrast palette using muted tones and one saturated accent color.

The combination of dark gray, crisp whites, and rich rust in color block style gives a nod to the 90’s while relaying sophistication.

Use color blocking to highlight architectural features or to create subtle visual zones within an open layout. Painted wall sections, contrasting cabinetry, or even upholstery pairings can all echo this trend beautifully without tipping into “modern art overload.”

Style Choices That Feel Fresh, Not Dated

To truly modernize 1990s design, think in terms of contrast and balance. Let vintage-inspired details coexist with contemporary shapes and finishes. Here are some tips:

• Pair a classic pattern, such as plaid, floral, or check (all of which donned homes of the 90’s) with furniture that has simple silhouettes and clean lines.
• When mixing metals, keep the finish subdued rather than shiny. Brushed gold, antique brass, and matte black complement nostalgic tones without tipping into retro overload.
• Embrace warm texture: woven baskets, nubby upholstery, and natural wood grain bring that cozy, collected quality the 90s did so well.

A Nostalgic Touch that Stands the Test of Time

When done thoughtfully, the return of 1990s design feels less like a trend and more like a rediscovery of warmth and authenticity. It’s about celebrating what made those homes inviting while translating them for a modern world.

By balancing nostalgic elements with timeless materials and clean lines, you create a home that feels rooted in memory yet fully present. After all, when design carries a touch of the familiar, it becomes more than just beautiful. It becomes deeply personal.

Final Thoughts

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Happy FunCycling Friends,
Sarah ;)

Hi, friends!

I never grow tired of sharing makeover stories with you! You might think its because everyone loves a good makeover, and while that is true, it is NOT the reason I want to share them with you. When clients ask FunCycled to take on a project, we sign on for way more than just some pieces of furniture or outdated cabinets. We step into people’s lives, hear their history, learn their challenges, and help discern their dreams! It is always an honor to be part of this journey – for our clients and for you! I love having an opportunity to help all of us grow and that is exactly what we do when we enter in like this! What a privilege for FunCycled!

In today’s makeover, I want to introduce you to Anne and her, well, maybe a little outdated but dearly loved dressers. You may share common ground with Anne. Dressers or furniture that has been part of your story for a long time but has come to a place where it is time for a change. I often find when clients come to this realization, they are almost so eager to embrace the change that their mind runs wild with possibilities for revitalizing their beloved pieces, sometimes leaving them in a place of decision mania. Thankfully, we at FunCycled know how to help sift through ideas and guide them to decisions that will honor the integrity of their furniture and its history, breath new life into them, and become a refreshed piece that they can enjoy for their next season of life.

In meeting with Anne, she conveyed a few challenges surrounding her dressers: 1) they were spread out among her home and where her mother lives, 2) she would like the option of using any and all of them interchangeably in the various rooms of her home and also where her mother resides, and 3) she had so many ideas that she did not know where to land. And that’s when our team stepped in!

Here are the pictures of her dressers before. It is not shown here, but there is a taller dresser that matches the one on the left.

Change the Hardware (or Keep it?) & Selecting the Right Color

Benjamin Moore Balboa Mist

We decided to keep the hardware that is currently on the dressers because all of it was in good condition and the styles coordinated well with their respective pieces. This is an important element to consider when weighing out whether to change the hardware on a piece of furniture. In order to achieve a cohesive look, we decided to paint all of the pieces the same color. I love Benjamin Moore’s Balboa Mist. Although considered part of the off-white collection, I would still consider Balboa Mist in the gray family. It has a gentle warm undertone but pairs well with most finishes and serves as a beautiful backdrop for a large variety of colors, cool and warm alike. Here is a swatch.

And here are the after photos of the matching set

And here is the stand alone dresser (which can now stand alone or be mixed in with the others as needed!)

A huge thanks to Anne for working with us and for letting us be part of this furniture project. We are so glad that these pieces have new life and you are able to mix and match in whatever spaces they need to be used!

If you have a piece of furniture and would like us to restore life back into it, contact me today by visiting our Contact Us page! You can also learn more about our process on our Custom Furniture Painting Page.

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We offer interior design, kitchen cabinet painting, and custom built tables, barn doors, and repurposed furniture. Thank you, again, for working with us and for taking the time to spread the word about what we do. 

Happy FunCycling Friends,
Sarah ;)

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Hi friends!

I hope you had a good weekend! We had a really full weekend, as is typical for us, but it was good!

Today, I want to share about one of our recent furniture makeover stories. Having been the jumpstart of FunCycled, a good furniture flip really is my first love! What I happen to love even more about this particular story is that is features one of my favorite colors: Benjamin Moore Dark Harbor. In case you don’t know or haven’t been following for very long, our Repurposed Idea House features this color in our kitchen, specifically on our kitchen cabinets.

And speaking of Repurposed Idea House, don’t forget about the Fall Festival we are hosting on Saturday, October 5th, from 10 am 2 pm. Join us for house tours, lawn games, and warm waffles from our 336 Food Truck! To get all of the details, including your FREE tickets, go to FunCycled Fall Festival.

For client, Melissa, we have been meeting and working on design ideas for her home. Part of the plans included giving an old oak dresser a facelift. Take a look at this BEFORE photo. As you can see, the finish and hardware are pretty outdated, but the lines are good and it has some really interesting detail on the front of the middle drawers. I knew a painted refresh and some new hardware would bring it back to life!

And here are some after photos.

Notice how the blue allows those details to come through? And, of course, adding the right hardware is key!

Sometimes paint colors are hard to tell based on photos, but Dark Harbor is a rich jewel tone and can be classified as a teal color, meaning it is a mix of blue and green. Here are two swatches to share with you.

Photo courtesy of Pinterest

Photo courtesy of Benjamin Moore

We selected coordinating knobs and drawer pulls in brushed gold finish. I love both of these! The texture is beautiful and they are reasonably priced! Find them linked below:

Drawer Pulls from Amazon

Knobs from Amazon

A huge thanks to Melissa for working with us and for letting us be part of this furniture project. We loved breathing new life into this special piece for your home!

If you have a piece of furniture and would like us to restore life back into it, contact me today by visiting our Contact Us page! You can also learn more about our process on our Custom Furniture Painting Page.

Thank you all for following along! If you’d like to get this blog in your email once a week, please sign up for our weekly newsletter by adding your email in the little box below my picture. 

If you’ve enjoyed this post, please like FunCycled on  Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest if you don’t already. Keep up to date on the newest finds, vote on colors and give your input on our creativity. We share fun tutorials, great before and after, and new design inspirations. 

We offer interior design, kitchen cabinet painting, and custom built tables, barn doors, and repurposed furniture. Thank you, again, for working with us and for taking the time to spread the word about what we do. 

Happy FunCycling Friends,
Sarah ;)

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Hi friends!

How are you? Let’s welcome the month of August with joyful anticipation of sunflowers and colorful zinnias ahead! There is nothing like simply every day enjoyments! : )

Today, I want to share one of our latest before and after stories with you. If you follow us on social media you have already been introduced to these beauties, but if not, get ready to be inspired! The thing about this before and after is that you may not be able to appreciate the outcome without really understanding a bit more about these pieces of furniture and how they fit into one of the most beautiful design styles: French Provincial Design

Here are the after photos, beautifully glammed up and painted in Lincoln Cottage Black.

What is French Provincial Design Style?

Sometimes design styles are hard to define. But if you’ve ever heard the expression “a picture is worth a thousand words,” then you might know the best way for me to answer the question ‘what is french provincial design style?’ is with pictures! Before I get to all of that, I want to share some of the elements that have proven essential to this design style. Oh, and my best definition…french provincial design is a romantic style that strikes a balance between rustic elements of the countryside (of France that is) and the elegance and grandeur of Paris.

Elements of French Provincial Design

Some Examples of French Provincial Design

Photo: Anita Joyce
c/o Architectural Digest

Photo: Anita Joyce
c/o Architectural Digest

Photo: Anita Joyce
c/o Architectural Digest

Photo: Amy Mings c/o HGTV

Photo: Pinterest

Photo: Edith & Evelyn Vintage

As you can see from above, French Provincial design includes a variety of textures, incorporates layers and soft edges, and can be characterized by low or high contrast. What I love most about it, though, is that French Provincial design is not limited by “doing it just one way.”

I have put together a curated design board which features one of our very own black French Provincial dressers. I absolutely love this combination! I decided to maintain a color scheme rooted in neutral tones (a common choice with French Provincial design), but I wanted to mix it up with items that have a high contrast, so the dark dresser and the light chair for example. I would love to help you implement this beautiful bedroom into your home!

To purchase either of these beautiful vintage black dressers, you can go to our SHOP page where you will find the Tall Black Dresser and the Long Black Dresser

Below you will find links to some of the products I selected for this design! Note some of the the links provided are affiliate links, and as an Amazon Associate, I earn from any qualifying purchases.

If you are interested in all of the products seen in this design board, I would love to share them with you and help talk through general color and style selections with you at a design appointment! Reach out to me today by visiting our Contact Us page. To learn more about my Interior Design Services, click here.

Broken to Beautiful by FunCycled

I am also excited to share that we are launching our Broken to Beautiful initiative again. Broken to Beautiful is FunCycled’s way of sharing love and kindness. Saying thank you to our customers and community!  We want to bless someone in the Capital Region by upcycling a furniture project for them for FREE!

Submissions are being accepted from August 1, 2024 to August 15, 2024. If you would like to submit a project for consideration, fill out this form: Broken to Beautiful Submission Form.

To learn more, visit Broken to Beautiful by FunCycled blog post.

We can’t wait to see what is submitted!

Thank you all for following along! If you’d like to get this blog in your email once a week, please sign up for our weekly newsletter by adding your email in the little box below my picture at the top of this page. 

If you’ve enjoyed this post, please like FunCycled on  Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest if you don’t already. Keep up to date on the newest finds, vote on colors and give your input on our creativity. We share fun tutorials, great before and after, and new design inspirations. 

We offer interior design, kitchen cabinet painting, and custom built tables, barn doors, and repurposed furniture. Thank you, again, for working with us and for taking the time to spread the word about what we do. 

Happy FunCycling Friends,
Sarah ;)

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Hi Friends!

If you follow us on social media, you probably know that FunCycled has been generating some really great furniture flips recently, and the best part…EVERYTHING you see here is IN STOCK!! But what you might not know is that furniture flipping is how FunCycled first began!! Join me down memory lane and also to get a full overview of our current inventory, plus our latest Featured Furniture Collection.

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Memory Lane

In 2012, my husband John and I saw an opportunity to share our passion and know how for furniture flipping! I have always been creative, and I found this creativity to really take flight when I found moments to restore something broken or unused by refreshing it, repurposing it, and transforming into a new treasure! Check out some pics from back in the day!

Current Pieces

From this painted and stained buffet to vintage storage trunks (great for coffee tables or toy corralling!) to end tables and night stands, FunCycled has some amazing pieces in our inventory! Take a look! Be sure to click on each image to get full details. BTW, the cutie black end stand with gold legs is a set of two! Can you stand it?!

If you see a treasure that would be perfect for your space, reach out to me on our Contact Us page or you can email me directly and let me know what piece you would like!

Featured Collection

This collection comes with a larger piece which could be used as a dresser or even a buffet or sideboard as well as two side tables for night stands or even end tables for a living room! Also check out that before photo!

Check out some close ups and details of this collection! The double stripe and black and gold hardware add a touch of flair and I can’t get over how much I love the retractable doors the open to additional storage! LOVE!!

Each piece has been painted in Benjamin Moore’s Steam and stained with a mix of gray and brown stains that I had on hand–sometimes that just the perfect shade!

Again, if you see a piece (or more!) that you would like for your home, reach out to me on our Contact Us page.

Want some helpful tips on how to complete your own furniture flip, check out this how-to blog: HOW TO PAINT FURNITURE LIKE A PRO!

DON’T FORGET

FUNCYCLED IS SPONSORING OUR UPCYCLING CONTEST! (Click the image below for more details.)

Thank you all for following along! If you’d like to get this blog in your email once a week, please sign up for our weekly newsletter by adding your email in the little box below my picture. 

If you’ve enjoyed this post, please like FunCycled on  Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest if you don’t already. Keep up to date on the newest finds, vote on colors and give your input on our creativity. We share fun tutorials, great before and after, and new design inspirations. 

We offer interior design, kitchen cabinet painting, and custom built tables, barn doors, and repurposed furniture. Thank you, again, for working with us and for taking the time to spread the word about what we do. 

Happy FunCycling Friends,

Sarah ; )

Hi Friends!

Happy first day of Spring! Sometimes we are tempted to think it will never come, especially after a cold and snow-filled Winter (which we have not had), but here it is! Spring has arrived!

In today’s Tuesday’s Treasure, I want to share some inspiration for all of us as we transition from Winter to Spring.

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Colors for Spring

At this point in the year, most of us are ready for something a little brighter in our homes. Check out these Spring inspired pieces of furniture we have been able to complete over the years!

Choosing the Right Color

With so many choices, it can be hard to know the how to make the right selection. To add a touch of Spring, I suggest choosing colors that are light and bright and remind you of what is happening outside as Spring arrives. Because the full bloom of colors doesn’t typically arrive until May and June in Upstate New York, I like to introduce greens and blues along with shades of white and gray. But you can also select other pastel colors to add a touch of color while still feeling bright and airy! Here are a few tips for making the selection for you:

• Keep in mind the style of the piece of furniture and what type of hardware it has or will have if you plan to change it.
• Consider what other colors you have in your space. Remember, they don’t have to be an exact match, but they should coordinate.
• If this is a new color you would like to introduce to your home, make sure to add a few other touches of that same color around the room.
• Take note of a bigger vision you have for the space, keeping in mind this might be a first step toward that vision!

Find these inspirational color pallets for your next project!

(photos credit to M4 Designs FL care of Etsy)

Ways to Style

This is where you get to have a lot of fun! A “go to” item for me is styling with books! They add height, texture, and interest. Or grab a vase or pretty glass bottle in a bright or complementary color and add fresh greens. Depending upon your style and what you love, use the surface to display a special heirloom or antique, like this vintage camera atop the beautiful teal and gray-washed credenza.

If you want to buy one of our repurposed pieces of furniture, visit our Shop page.

If you have a piece in your home and you want it custom painted, we can help! We work with clients all the time to bring new life to their old, tired pieces of furniture. Reach out to me on our Contact Us page.

To learn more about custom painting and tips to do the job right, visit our Custom Furniture Painting page.

REMEMBER, FUNCYCLED IS SPONSORING OUR UPCYCLING CONTEST! (Click the image below for more details.)

Thank you all for following along! If you’d like to get this blog in your email once a week, please sign up for our weekly newsletter by adding your email in the little box below my picture. 

If you’ve enjoyed this post, please like FunCycled on  Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest if you don’t already. Keep up to date on the newest finds, vote on colors and give your input on our creativity. We share fun tutorials, great before and after, and new design inspirations. 

We offer interior design, kitchen cabinet painting, and custom built tables, barn doors, and repurposed furniture. Thank you, again, for working with us and for taking the time to spread the word about what we do. 

Happy FunCycling Friends,

Sarah ; )

Hi Friends!

How’s your week going? We’ve been busy working away over here. Loving all the beautiful kitchen makeovers week to week, and enjoying repurposing furniture. Last week was all about furniture for us!

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We custom built these desks in addition to redoing customers furniture for them.

This herringbone desk we custom built using spalted maple… which I LOVE!! Such a thing of beauty!

I thought I’d throw those into the post since I forgot to take a before picture of the dresser that we are featuring this week. Not only is it beautiful, well made, and one of a kind, it’s also up for sale on our Shop Page.

This piece is available to purchase. Be sure to visit our SHOP page to check out what other pieces we have available for purchase or custom order. 

Or contact us to get a quote to let us redo your furniture for you! 

Thank you all for following along! If you’d like to get this blog in your email once a week, please sign up for our weekly newsletter by adding your email in the little box below my picture. 

If you’ve enjoyed this post, please like FunCycled on  Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest if you don’t already. Keep up to date on the newest finds, vote on colors and give your input on our creativity. We share fun tutorials, great before and after, and new design inspirations. 

We offer interior design, kitchen cabinet painting, and custom built tables, barn doors, and repurposed furniture. Thank you, again, for working with us and for taking the time to spread the word about what we do. 

Happy FunCycling Friends,
Sarah ;)

Hi Friends!

I hope you all are doing well and that you enjoyed another beautiful, fall weekend. We had a full weekend here! We have been working after hours and all day on Saturday to wrap up the trolley house flip. It’s still not quite done, but we are hoping it will be in the next week or two, and then it will be up on the market!

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We’ll be doing an open house for FunCycled fans on October 28th! Contact us for a link to register for the tickets. The house will be going on the market soon!

If you know of anyone looking for a small house full of history and charm, send them our way! We’ll be offering showings to FunCycled buyers only before it hits the market!

For this week’s makeover, I wanted to share a dresser that we recently did as a custom order. Here’s the dresser before:

We painted the whole piece with Benjamin Moore’s Eclipse. We also added new hardware, and did quite a bit of repair work to the drawers and slides.

If you want to see how we paint furniture, check out our How to Paint Furniture post. 

Here are the after photos for you:

This piece isn’t available to purchase, but be sure to visit our SHOP page to check out what other pieces we have available for purchase or custom order. 

Or contact us to get a quote to let us redo your furniture for you! 

Thank you all for following along! If you’d like to get this blog in your email once a week, please sign up for our weekly newsletter by adding your email in the little box below my picture. 

If you’ve enjoyed this post, please like FunCycled on  Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest if you don’t already. Keep up to date on the newest finds, vote on colors and give your input on our creativity. We share fun tutorials, great before and after, and new design inspirations. 

We offer interior design, kitchen cabinet painting, and custom built tables, barn doors, and repurposed furniture. Thank you, again, for working with us and for taking the time to spread the word about what we do. 

Happy FunCycling Friends,
Sarah ;)

Hi Friends!

We had a busy work week and then a restful weekend up at Indian Lake staying at our friend Tanya and Aaron’s cabin! It was such a relaxing, beautiful spot!

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For this week’s makeover, I wanted to share a buffet that we recently redid as part of an interior design project. I love when I can redo furniture instead of buying new as part of a project.

Here’s the buffet before:

We painted the whole piece with Benjamin Moore’s Dakota Shadow and sprayed it with a protective clear coat. We also added this hardware.

If you want to see how we paint furniture, check out our How to Paint Furniture post. 

Here are the after photos for you:

This piece isn’t available to purchase, but be sure to visit our SHOP page to check out what other pieces we have available for purchase or custom order. 

Or contact us to get a quote to let us redo your furniture for you! 

Thank you all for following along! If you’d like to get this blog in your email once a week, please sign up for our weekly newsletter by adding your email in the little box below my picture. 

If you’ve enjoyed this post, please like FunCycled on  Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest if you don’t already. Keep up to date on the newest finds, vote on colors and give your input on our creativity. We share fun tutorials, great before and after, and new design inspirations. 

We offer interior design, kitchen cabinet painting, and custom built tables, barn doors, and repurposed furniture. Thank you, again, for working with us and for taking the time to spread the word about what we do. 

Happy FunCycling Friends,
Sarah ;)

Hi Friends!

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Happy mid summer to all of you! I hope your week is going well! Our kids are away at a summer camp this week so the house is so quiet as I type this. I miss their cute faces, but I’m excited to see how they grow closer to God and make new friends throughout this week.

For this week’s makeover, I wanted to share a before and after of a dresser that we just redid for my Bestie to use in her new house. She moved to Georgia, and even though I miss her every day, I’m so glad she’ll have something to think of me sitting in her new home.

Here’s the dresser before:

We repaired the door and painted the whole piece with Valspar’s Lincoln Cottage Black. Then we lightly distressed the whole piece and sprayed it with a protective clear coat.

If you want to see how we paint furniture, check out our How to Paint Furniture post. 

Here are the after photos for you:

This piece isn’t available to purchase, but be sure to visit our SHOP page to check out what other pieces we have available for purchase or custom order. 

Or contact us to get a quote to let us redo your furniture for you! 

Thank you all for following along! If you’d like to get this blog in your email once a week, please sign up for our weekly newsletter by adding your email in the little box below my picture. 

If you’ve enjoyed this post, please like FunCycled on  Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest if you don’t already. Keep up to date on the newest finds, vote on colors and give your input on our creativity. We share fun tutorials, great before and after, and new design inspirations. 

We offer interior design, kitchen cabinet painting, and custom built tables, barn doors, and repurposed furniture. Thank you, again, for working with us and for taking the time to spread the word about what we do. 

Happy FunCycling Friends,
Sarah ;)