Flea Market Flip: Amazing Transformations

It's not much to start with, but this rustic chicken coop has a bright future. How was it reimagined? Hint: A landing pad for your TV remote control.

The chicken coop makes a very unique coffee table with a succulent planter in the center.

Though these dining chairs were in good condition and had interesting details, most people don't have much use for only two dining chairs. So, what's a flipper to do?

What can you make out of a rusty wheel and die-cut numbers? You might be surprised. Hint: It has "hands."

The buggy wheel was reimagined as a large-scale wall clock, a useful and interesting piece of art.

Who doesn't love a good Mason jar? And a whole set is pretty hard to come by. Is there actually a way to make this primo find even more fantastic? Hint: You could hang this above a rustic outdoor dining table.

Flip the jars and their rack upside down and add lights for a chandelier that will have all other upcyclers bowing at your feet.

A set of lockers is great for storage. But, how can it be made even more useful? Hint: Add some padding.

An ingenious transformation: A seat with great storage space.

These relics from the 1980s are ready for a new life. How were they used?

The motorcycle fenders are the feature pieces on this functional side table.

It's hard to imagine how a couple of roofing hooks could be transformed into anything someone might be interested in buying.

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

From worn out to wine rack: The antique tool chest has been reimagined into a rolling bar cart.

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

You get a very cool, industrial coffee table that celebrates history and looks stylish at the same time.

This plain kitchen cabinet has potential, but for what exactly? Hint: The cabinet will lose its top but keep the sides.

With some creativity, a fresh coat of Napoleon blue paint, and a completely restructured top, the kitchen cabinet was transformed into a charming storage bench.

This 1936 marine-grade steel water drum is simple, to say the least. What will the flippers make from it?

The old steel drum was transformed into a high, bar table with built-in storage.

This large round foundry mold is a pretty unusual find. What vision do the flippers have for it?

The look of this coffee table is even more impressive considering its first life as a foundry mold.

What could you make with a pair of Chinaware shipping crates?

With imagination and some teal paint, the shipping crates take on a new life as a curio coffee table.

This wooden storage cabinet goes from ordinary-looking ...

... to a stylish bar. One of the doors was turned into a collapsible table.

What will become of this traditional bed frame with an ornate headboard and footboard?

The flippers reimagined the headboard into a stunning bench with gorgeous lines and a comfy seat.

This cool carpenter trunk has tons of character and loads of potential. But, potential for what?

The trunk became even cooler with modern legs and a beautiful fabric-covered seat.

This industrial cart frame is such a cool find, but it's hard to imagine what it could become.

Who could have seen this coming? The rusty cart frame was transformed into an industrial-style coffee table that is sure to turn some heads.

What could be done with three old windows?

With a bit of creativity and a lot of TLC, the old windows were transformed into a beautiful room divider, complete with gorgeous fabric.

These large, ornate frames are keepers. How will the flippers make the most of these large frames with style?

After the makeover, the two frames are now two elegant side tables with a story.

A garden fence and a corbel from the 1800s don't seem like the ideal candidates for an upcycling project.

Now completed, this handsome bench proves that thinking outside the box really pays off.

Is it hard to imaging how a rusty outdoor trellis and clock could become something valuable together.

Three shelves add utility to this innovative project that resembles a modern grandfather clock.

For a "Dine In" project, the flippers bought a yellow painted door and two wooden stools.

It really took some imagination to transform a plain door into a charming café table.

Can you picture how to use a ladder to add style to your home?

With a simple switch, this ladder went from a basic tool to a rustic picture display.

This simple Hungarian metal farm trough has potential. But, what could it become?

The addition of legs and a glass top transforms this farm trough into a rustic coffee table.

With all of the storage available, this old steamer trunk has plenty of upcycling potential.