13 Brilliant Contact Paper Decorating Ideas

Lauren from Bless'er House knocked it out of the park with this IKEA dresser hack. She was inspired by a Burl wood dresser she loved and created the look for much less with adhesive contact paper.

Julie from My Wee Abode shares a great tutorial for updating old counters with faux marble contact paper. If you are on a tight budget and new counters aren't in the budget, this is for you!

April from Love Our Real Life shares several creative DIY projects using contact paper. One of my favorites is how she lined the sides of drawers with a pretty marble design.

Get the look of a brass table topper without the expense! Who knew you could get a beautiful faux brass look with adhesive contact paper?

Craft elegant marble and gold coasters easily using adhesive paper and wood. A creative scrap wood project that doubles as a thoughtful gift idea!

Do you have an old appliance that needs an update? A budget-friendly option is to use stainless-steel contact paper for a super quick and inexpensive makeover. This project only takes about an hour to finish!

Get ready to be amazed by the magic of contact paper on your bathroom or kitchen countertop! It's a simple yet effective solution.

Revamp your kitchen cabinets with adhesive drawer liners that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. There are tons of different options to match every style decor.

This is a fabulous way to makeover an old ceiling fan. The adhesive paper has a wood grain look to it that looks much more modern.

The next time you see an outdated file cabinet at the thrift store, consider giving it an update with contact paper. It gives it a completely different and more modern look.

Did you know they make frosted glass contact paper? This is a really great way to add a bit of privacy to a glass door. Look at how amazing it looks on this panel glass door.

I love how this painted cabinet turned out. The paint color is so soft and serene, but the star of the show is the beautiful adhesive drawer liner! Get the step-by-step tutorial.

Rachel from Rachel Teodoro spotted a gorgeous wallpaper on a trip to Magnolia Market. But it was pricey at $40 each. She found a similar style contact paper at Dollar Tree and used it as wallpaper. It looks great!