Vintage record player cabinet

Add a touch of nostalgia to your space with this chic retro records cabinet, the perfect storage solution for your vinyl collection. 🎶 #RetroLiving #RecordsCabinet #HomeDecor (affiliate link)

Hi everyone! I’m honored to be guest posting today for Gail over here at My Repurposed life! I’ve been a huge fan of her blog, so it’s got me doing a little happy dance! ANYwayssss…. Lately, I’ve been ITCHING to do some spray painting! Here’s what I WE did! (WITH ALOT OF my husband’s MAN-POWER!)...

Seeing the vintage Victrola record player, with its well-made exterior and hidden sound horn, you will be immediately transported back in time where such record

This post is going to date me but I have to say, re-purposing this 70's Stereo Cabinet brought back f-u-u-n childhood memories. While I was removing the stereo components, I remembered how excited I was when my family purchased our very first stereo console. It had an open concept dashboard with two large speakers on

I love to see a good stereo cabinet makeover on Pinterest. It's great that people are repurposing these old pieces of furniture and giving them new life

Cost, Time, and Skills: This project took me a couple of weeks of evenings after work and weekends. It was a tough but exciting project because I didn’t really know what I was going to do wit…

This one doesn’t have glass doors and is more bite-sized but we love it nonetheless! It’ll sit nicely in small apartments and homes.

Name: Gaylene and Johnny Krajewski Location: Melbourne’s CBD (Central Business District), Australia Size: Around 800 square feet Years lived in: 13 years, owned Gaylene and Johnny’s apartment is situated smack bang in the middle of Melbourne’s CBD, located in one of the city’s first tall buildings built in 1924—as an office building in the Palazzo style. It’s even classified by the National Trust as a notable building.