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Refreshing what you have, no spend decorating. Created the farmhouse coffee station by painting the cow with chalk paint and shopping the house for details. Super fun makeover ideas.

I’m cheap and I love finding ways to refresh our home without spending any money!

January was filled with decluttering, donating and trashing stuff.  Some of my favorite things, like this cow, are really hard to part with. She’s been in storage and I’ve had her for a while. I was debating whether to donate or give her away but I love her so much, I designed a coffee bar area to justify keeping her!

For now, she’s a keeper. 

Look around your home, grab a few of your favorite items, repurpose them. Fall in love with them all over again!

No Spend Decor – Farmhouse Coffee Station Idea:

Refreshing what you have, no spend decorating. Created the farmhouse coffee station by painting the cow with chalk paint and shopping the house for details. Super fun makeover ideas.

This little spot in our kitchen/den area is like a decorating revolving door. At Christmas it was sporting a wooden horse (click here: to see the horse) I found at a junk store and today it’s sporting Bessie the cow. She underwent a little transformation, a facelift! She’s feeling very light and bright.

You can see this buffet makeover at our last house, one of it jobs was a coffee bar (at one time)

Steps to Refresh and Create a Farmhouse Coffee Bar (it all started with this cow)

  1. Remove everything from your space.
  2. Gather the necessities; coffee maker, cups, coffee pods.
  3. Shop the house for decor items, old window, metal stand or other container for your coffee pods.
  4. Refresh some of your house finds, with paint, like I did!

Refreshing what you have, no spend decorating. Created the farmhouse coffee station by painting the cow with chalk paint and shopping the house for details. Super fun makeover ideas.

Refreshing what you have, no spend decorating. Created the farmhouse coffee station by painting the cow with chalk paint and shopping the house for details. Super fun makeover ideas.

I guess you could say that I will do anything to keep my junk.

I painted Bessie with Maison Blanche La Bonne Terre. I applied to heavy coats of paint and that’s it! You could even use craft paint if you want.

I’ve been on a mission to lighten and brighten things up.
Refreshing what you have, no spend decorating. Created the farmhouse coffee station by painting the cow with chalk paint and shopping the house for details. Super fun makeover ideas.

Refreshing what you have, no spend decorating. Created the farmhouse coffee station by painting the cow with chalk paint and shopping the house for details. Super fun makeover ideas.

Shop the look or shop your house:

(Amazon affiliate links listed)

3 Tiered Galvanized Stand – Similar ones here

White Keurig – click Here

Stripped Cups: Walmart

Milk Bottle Hot Chocolate and “D” Cup: TJ Maxx HomeGoods

Towel – HomeGoods

Small Chalkboard: $Dollar Spot at Target

Old Window – Junk – Antique Store

More Farmhouse Ideas:

Farmhouse table makeover:

Farmhouse dining table light and bright painted and stained DIY Before and After

Farmhouse “Farm Fresh Napkins” idea:

Make your own farmhouse napkins

Farmhouse Bench idea:

Make it - Farmhouse Bench - easy DIY instructions included at RefreshRestyle.com

 

Refreshing what you have, no spend decorating. Created the farmhouse coffee station by painting the cow with chalk paint and shopping the house for details. Super fun makeover ideas.


36 thoughts on “Coffee Station – Farmhouse Style”

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  2. Love it and the price is definitely budget friendly. I sent you an email to say I live in Pensacola and I am going to Rich Text and wanted to see if we could meet for coffee. Happy New Year, Kippi

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  5. I love shopping my house, which usually means I’ve actually cleaned up an area and discovered lost goodies. The repainted cow head was a great call! I’m all about giving things a second life.

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  23. Debbie! I love your coffee bar AND Bessie. A couple of months ago when my husband was doing his run, he spied an old beat up dresser on someone’s curb. It was painted half purple and half pink. Later that day, he took the car and drove over to where he had seen the dresser. He put it in the car and brought it home. When I saw that “thing” in the garage, i was shocked! He took it apart, reinforced it, took a couple of the drawers and middle post out, where he removed the drawers, he placed storage baskets and left the others just for decorative purposes. It is a fabulous coffee bar, I love it! Oh, it’s no longer purple and pink either.

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