51 Painted Dresser Ideas for Dressers of all Shapes and Styles

This antique dresser, found on Marketplace, was a solid piece but it was in desperate need of an update. A blended chalk paint technique was used to totally transform this dresser.

This dresser got a fresh makeover with light greige paint. You'll also find plenty of tips for painting a dresser that will last for years to come.

A boring basement guest room was updated for just $100, including a gray painted dresser makeover with new knobs.

This French dresser with gorgeous onlays, was in great shape minus a few scratches and stains. It started out a soft yellow color and was updated with a blend of 3 different colors of chalk paint that really make the detail pop.

Ikea furniture is great to makeover because it is inexpensive and can be modified to go with any style decor. This farmhouse style piece is the perfect example. The addition of the white trim makes it a unique statement piece.

The use of a floral lace stencil really makes this painted dresser pop. The dark gray background and light gray stenciled design really help this dresser make a statement.

Learn how to paint a dresser with a timeless look in a rich gray neutral shade. This blended technique is surprisingly easy to achieve.

This vintage dresser started out in rough shape. But with a fresh coat of light gray chalk paint and a vessel sink, it became the upcycled bathroom vanity.

Create a stunning distressed paint technique using this tutorial. The stencil around the knobs adds plenty of texture and dimension.

This chalk paint finish is perfect when you want your dresser to look timeworn and weathered rather than freshly painted.

This sweet vintage dresser made the perfect nursery dresser with a coat of light gray chalk paint and vintage doorknobs repurposed as hardware.

Learn how to paint a dresser with no sanding! This gorgeous dresser was given a boho vintage look with mint and gold paint perfect for a sweet bedroom makeover. 

Step out of your comfort zone with a gorgeous teal painted dresser. The glass knobs add a touch of elegance.

You have to see the before of this furniture piece to truly appreciate this modern French country finish.

This old dresser was given new life with Benjamin Moore hale navy. It looks just gorgeous with gold accents.

Have you ever found a piece of furniture curbside? It is amazing what people will throw out! This curbside furniture makeover is a great example of turning literal trash into treasure!

I'm a huge fan of upcycling thrift store finds to meet your needs like this old filing cabinet that was turned into a small dresser with some fresh paint and hardware.

This solid wood dresser was worn and outdated when it was bought at an auction. A fresh blue and white paint finish gave it new life.

Kids rooms are so fun to decorate because you can add whimsical painted furniture. I love the whale detail on this sweet blue dresser.

This dated chunky dresser got a fresh makeover using a beautiful blue milk paint. Don't you love how this fits perfectly under the bed?

Use Old-Fashioned Milk Paint to give an old dresser a beautiful DIY farmhouse makeover with a chippy blue paint finish.

This dresser makeover comes with helpful tips for painting a dresser with fusion mineral paint.

I've said it many times before, but it bears repeating...the power of paint! This old dresser was updated with a rich navy paint.

How fun is this chalk painted dresser with a built-in wine rack? This is a perfect example of how a two-tone finish really creates a statement piece.

This beach-inspired dresser upcycle is a great way to add a bit of coastal decor to your home. The combination of white accented by a soft blue is so pretty!

Learn how to achieve a stunning two-tone finish with this black painted and stained dresser makeover. Simply gorgeous!

Update a midcentury modern dresser with paint and stain to create a statement piece.

Another way to update an old piece of furniture is to add decorative accents. This two-tone dresser makeover incorporates gold detail for a real statement finish.

See how easy it is to refurbish an old dresser with paint and stain. This is a timeless piece that would look great anywhere in your home.

Add French farmhouse flair to your dresser by using an image transfer. This is such a simple and inexpensive way to really take a furniture piece to the next level.

Learn how to create your own custom blue furniture paint with this helpful tutorial. This same process can be used to create any color you like.

I've actually repainted this dresser several times to work in different spaces in our home. This latest two-toned white and gray paint finish has been a favorite.

This two-tone painted dresser is simply stunning. It's finished in a beautiful cypress vine green and wood. A must see before and after!

If you are looking for a rich, timeless look for your furniture, you can't go wrong with black and brass. It has such an elegance to it and you can blend it with just about any style of decor.

This dark and moody bedroom is stunning with dark walls and white painted dressers.

This white and gold painted furniture piece is just beautiful and the post also includes some great tips for painting furniture with a paint sprayer.

This simple chalk painted dresser makeover was made more special with a delicate floral stencil.

Some old furniture pieces with a wood veneer can be hard to finish. But, this white and gold dresser makeover proves a little extra effort really pays off.

This dresser got a simple farmhouse redo in fresh white and black. Plus this post has tons of tips for painting furniture white without yellowing or bleed-through.

When you want a true white paint for your furniture makeover, you can never go wrong with ASCP in pure white. Take a look at the before of this piece to truly appreciate the results.

This outdated furniture was solid and in great shape, it just needed to be freshened up. Learn the steps for achieving this warm antique white finish.

Check out the great tips for how to use fusion mineral paint for a timeless white finish..

Learn how to update an old dresser with chalk paint for a chippy farmhouse finish.

This white and gold finish is perfect when you want a Hollywood glam look. Those accents are gorgeous!

This vintage dresser got a fresh update with creamy white milk paint.

See how easy it is to distress a dresser for a timeworn farmhouse look.

This yellow painted Ikea Tarva dresser is so pretty! It is bright and modern, and that simple fluted detail makes all the difference.

Talk about a statement piece! This purple dresser makeover is super fun, especially with the distressing.

Check out this super fun idea for turning an old filing cabinet into a darling kids tool chest dresser. This is adorable!

Take an inexpensive thrift store furniture piece and paint it with a pretty shade of pink paint for a flirty feminine piece.

This darling little faux bamboo nightstand received the most beautiful makeover in a bright and bold pink.