Repurposed Kids Play Kitchen Hutch
Easy Repurposed Kids Play Kitchen Hutch from Thrift Store Finds
I had yet ANOTHER successful trip to the Goodwill  where I found this old red and white play hutch that I thought was too cute to pass up for $9.99. I knew I needed to hunt for a second piece to complete this repurposed kids play kitchen hutch I had in my head. It just so happens that my best friend was storing an old wooden vanity table in my garage… and guess what? She said I could have it…FOR FREE!!! So, here’s what I ended up doing with these two fab pieces.
Materials I used
- Old kids play hutch and kids table
- Electric sander
- Spray paint
- Drop cloth
- Fabric
- Scissors
- Spray adhesive
- Ruler
- Pencil
- Painter’s tape
- Paint
- Wooden knobs (3)
- E6000
Here is the hutch BEFORE. It had painted drawers and little flowers on it. It’s a little scratched and warped on the bottom but for ten bucks, I was OK with that!
Here is the vanity table BEFORE. This was caked with paint.
Repurposed Kids Play Kitchen Hutch Instructions
Both were pretty beat up so I had to break out the electric sander. The table had survived two previous makeovers.
I spray painted both of them white.
I measured and cut three pieces of fabric to fit the three bottom shelves. There was fabric left over from the little upholstered stool I made over.
Next, I attached the fabric strips to the hutch with spray adhesive.
Next, I liked the fake drawers that the hutch had originally, so I taped off three drawers and painted them blue (of course). Â
I added little knobs that I had left from an old dresser I upcycled a while ago. Since the bottom of the hutch was hollow and the way the hutch and table aligned, I had to use an industrial strength E6000 glue to attach the two together.
Here are a few AFTER photos. I love that it matches the repurposed toy storage stuffed animal cage I made and the upcycled play table I painted.
That is truly adorable! And a great way to upcycle those two pieces!
Wow! This is such a great idea! I really love how it turned out!! Allyson@Domestic Superhero
Thank you so much, Allyson! It was so much fun to make too!
This turned out beautiful!! What a great find. I shared it with my followers today at http://www.facebook.com/thebunchstore
Thank you Tracie! On my way to check out your page!
You are a genius. I am so impressed with your repurposing skills. I don’t even think I spelled the word right, let alone could use electric power tools and industrial strength glue!
This turned out really cute!
Thank you, Jill!
This turned out SO CUTE! Never mind it being a play hutch for kids … I want one for myself!
LOL! It would brighten my day if my actual kitchen was this colorful! Thank you, Wendy!
I love this! You have a talent for seeing something beautiful out of something ordinary. Nice Job!
-Christy @ Mother of the Year
Thank you so much, Christy!!
Bring yourself over to my house and you can redo all of my furniture. Yep.
LOL! I need new projects! On my way! 😉
You did an absolutely beautiful job with this project! It looks amazing.
Hi Dinah, This turned out so cute! I was sad when my youngest outgrew the kitchen set, but now she helps me in the kitchen & loves to bake. Great makeover!
Thank you, Theresa! I was just thinking that the other day… they grow up way too fast!
You can extract the beauty out of anything.