Before and After: 100 Incredible Flea Market Flips

Scotty and Eddie had the perfect idea in mind for their "Tribute Project" using this old window pane.

The pair turned the forgotten frame into a multi-colored hanging display case.

Helene and Amy found a group of matching dining chairs in need of an update.

Separately, this old, broken stand and a rusted birdcage might seem like relatively incongruous objects.

However, Rose and Sophie's finished "Lighting Project" paired these two seemingly disparate items together to create a posh floor lamp.

For their "Hip To Be Square Project," Brandon and Sam picked up this frumpy wooden dresser at Elephant's Trunk Flea Market in New Milford, Conn.

They gave the passé piece a new spark, revitalizing it into a monochrome console cabinet with modern fixtures.

Eddie and Rodney decided to completely repurpose this set of galvanized steel buckets.

Cole and Kelly gathered together an unlikely assortment of items in their quest to create a chic dining set.

After they softened the industrial table and metal stools with a delicate paint color and topped the table with an wooden cabinet door, they had created quite the delightful dining set.

Ingrid and Candace found this pair of Danish modern chairs with a cool design but a garishly outdated fabric.

On one of their flea market adventures, Cole and Kelly picked up this vintage dental cabinet.

After their shopping trip, Katie and Jennifer had a haul of flea-market treasures ripe with creative possibilities.

Brandon and Sam decided to rework this basic set of wooden chairs into more stimulating seating.

Jenn and Jen assembled a strange assortment of scraps in preparation for their "Rustic to Refined Project," including an industrial metal grate and four wooden balusters.

David and Teresa decided to rework this antique hand truck for their "Great Pieces Project."

This metal scrap lay forgotten until Scotty and Eddie picked it up and decided to transform it into a vintage treasure.

With an antique military like this one, the upcycling possibilities are endless!

Partners Jeff and Ilana were lucky enough to find this frame composed of horseshoes ready-made for a great upcycling project.

Jake and Karen found a set of wooden magazine racks and decided to flip them - literally.

Dave and Teresa found a pair of midcentury chairs, deciding to give them a stylish revamp.

Jenn and Jen picked up this industrial air vent for an exciting project ... but what could it possibly become?

For their "Mirror Project," Sarah and Regina chose a midcentury glass step-up table to revitalize.

Nick and Angela discovered this classic automotive grill and decided it was perfect for a flip.

An industrial pulley and boat propellers may seem like an odd combination, but partners Amanda and Solomon have just the thing in mind.

While full of potential, these midcentury chairs were looking a little tired when Rob and Minetta found them.

For their "Vintage Modern Project," Jake and Karen picked up this feeble, antique sewing table hoping to turn it into something more versatile and modern.

With just a wooden frame and a pair of deer skulls, Jenn and Jen were able to create yet another unconventional masterpiece.

For their "Hip To Be Square Project," Eddie and Rodney assembled a metal sconce, wooden clock and rusty gears, combining the mishmash of objects to form a masterful creation.

Partners Jake and Karen just knew they could makes something interesting out of this set of antique tin boxes.

Nick and Angela found this set of dated and distressed chairs for their "Time to Dine Project."

Partners Laura and Laura resolve to revamp this vintage English folding tea cart that's looking a little drab for their "Hollywood Regency Project."

Tom and Mike decide to get creative and repurpose an old, distressed door in a "novel" way.

Gathering an old turnstile and some diner stools, Amanda and Ian set off to work on their "Color Theory Project."

Partners Scotty and Eddie took this vintage, wooden wagon for a spin during their "Funk-tional Project."

For the "Hollywood Regency Project," Brandon and Sam picked up this bright, white buffet table.

Eddie and Rodney chose this large china cabinet with a dated finish for their "Hollywood Regency Project."

For their "Time to Dine Project," Nick and Angela discovered a forgotten outdoor table frame.

Redressing this old dresser, Tom and Mike decided to revamp it into a wine bar entertainment unit.

Partners Kelly and Cole chose an old wooden picture frame and a worn-out medicine cabinet in hopes of creating something totally unique.

For their "Midcentury Project," partners Solomon and Amanda picked up a cute little chair and side table.

Partners Mar and Paul thought this worn-out yellow cabinet had potential despite the flaky paint job and worn wood.

Though they've got a great shape, these wooden side tables just don't have any wow factor yet.

This wooden wall hanging rack doesn't seem very exciting now.

Partners Anthony and Jack bought this vintage metal cabinet planning to give it new life with just a couple of changes.

Iron frames, piano dollies and porch rails may seem like an odd group, but partners Anthony and Jack were determined to turn this trash into treasure.

For partners Rachel and Blair, this worn out cane-back chair is full of potential and begging for an update.

This bare bones table and chairs has a cool industrial look but could use a little freshening up. Find out the best way to restore old metal.

For partner Heshy and Michael, this arched window made the perfect base for their "Elements of Glass Project."

For partners Holly and Carlyle, this Hungarian metal farm trough was just waiting to be reimagined into something new.

Partners Rose and Sophie picked out a basic wooden end table with the hopes of turning it into a can't-miss item .

Partners Darren and Stephen picked up a couple of ornate frames with the intention of turning them into something totally unique.

For their "Durable Design Project," partners Heshy and Michael chose a simple set of industrial metal drawers.

This marvelous carriage seat is such a great find! Unfortunately, the fabric is worn, and the seating is lacking in comfort.

A gorgeous Asian tea table is already a great find for team members Al and Merry, but they've got plans to make it even more useful.

Dressing screens exude old-school elegance, but this one is a bit dated for most modern homes.

For their "Mirror Project," partners Scoop and Moose picked up four antique printing press trays. The end result might surprise you!

A flea market staple, this basic glass jug could be used for a myriad of projects.

Old steamer trunks are always a fun find, but oftentimes, they aren't in the best shape.

Partners Al and Merry immediately saw the potential in the gorgeous but out-of-date bedroom set.

What do you get when you combine airplane wheel covers and a beveled glass table top?

This old wooden tool chest has certainly seen better days, but some imagination and elbow grease give it a brand new purpose.

A basic table and a set of card catalogue drawers seem to make for an odd grouping.

It's hard to imagine how a couple of roofing hooks could be transformed into anything someone might be interested in buying, but partners Luke and Nicole were up for the challenge.

Cover an old bench with a burlap coffee sack? It doesn't sound so amazing, right?

Partners Amy and Helene snagged this old school desk in hopes of updating the unique piece for modern-day use.

Partners Chris and JJ decided to combine a vintage sewing base with four plain chairs for an industrial piece that's full of funk.

Partners Regina and Sarah reimagined this old bureau into something useful, updated and colorful.

Before: Dingy Metal Chair and Desk Set