DIY Furniture

DIY Industrial Concrete And Broomstick Coat Tree

DIY Industrial Concrete And Broomstick Coat Tree
This cool industrial coat rack won’t take much time or materials and looks very original! It’s not typical and great for any modern or industrial hallway. You’ll need just 5 broomsticks and a bag of redi-mix concrete. For this base, 30 pounds (or half of a 60 pound bag) was used. Mix the concrete with... 
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DIY DIY Pet-friendly Ideas

DIY Woven Cat Hammock

DIY Woven Cat Hammock
We’ve already told you of some hammocks to make but what about your furry friends? Let’s make a cool hammock for your little (or not very little) kitty! You will need: cotton yarn in different colors, a belt, measuring tape, a piece of wood, a saw, scissors, a drill, a needle. Mark, saw and drill... 
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DIY Furniture

9 Chic And Easy DIY Industrial Nightstands

9 Chic And Easy DIY Industrial Nightstands
Ready to bring an industrial touch to your bedroom? To do that you’ll need an industrial bed or maybe just a nightstand or a lamp. Making an industrial nightstand is actually easy as all the materials are often at hand: metal pipes, rustic wood, rope and usual milk or wine crates. Pipes and metal can... 
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DIY Furniture renovating

How To Renovate A Chair With Vintage Fabric

How To Renovate A Chair With Vintage Fabric
Many of us have unnecessary things at home, and what I love about them is a possibility to give them a new life. Today we’ll renovate an old chair into a stylish one, you’ll need 1/2 yard of vinyl, 1/2 – 1 yard worth of fabric of your choice that can hold up to furniture... 
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DIY Furniture

Minimalist DIY Console Table Of Wood

Minimalist DIY Console Table Of Wood
This stylish console table will decorate any modern or minimalist interior, and it’s very space-saving. If you are ready to spend 4 hours making it, let’s get started! Start by cutting all the 1×12 pieces to size using a circular saw, and all the 1×2 pieces to size using a miter saw. Lay the inner... 
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DIY Furniture

8 Trendy DIY Industrial Coffee Tables

8 Trendy DIY Industrial Coffee Tables
Industrial furniture is amazing! It looks trendy, is easy to make and very affordable. Today we’ll talk about industrial coffee tables. Pipes are the most popular material for any industrial craft, and coffee tables are no exception. Piping is great for making legs and base of the table but adding wheels to the legs is... 
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DIY DIY Lamps

DIY Glass Block Nightlight In Wood

DIY Glass Block Nightlight In Wood
This beautiful night light will be ideal for any bedroom, prepare liquid fusion, square glass block, 1×4″ oak board, 1/4×1″ pine lath, 1/2″ diameter PVC x 2 1/4 inches long, 13/16″ wood bit, #8 x 1 1/4″ screws, 1 1/4″ finishing brads, 1/8″ diamond bit & chisel, a sponge and water, cordless drill and candle... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

Colorful Versatile DIY Paper Wall Art

Colorful Versatile DIY Paper Wall Art
This paper wall art is perhaps one of the most eye-catching ever, though it’ll take some time to make. You’ll need chicken wire, a frame, a staple gun and staples, wire cutters, needle nose pliers, white spray paint, double sided colored paper cut into strips, a drill, screws. First, staple chicken wire to the back... 
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DIY Furniture

7 DIY Industrial Desks You Can Make

7 DIY Industrial Desks You Can Make
A desk is a necessary furniture piece in any home – to study, work, sign up some documents and so on. Continuing the industrial theme, I’ve rounded up several cool industrial desks for you to make. What are the most industrial materials? Pipes and concrete, of course! That’s why in all of these projects the... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

DIY Patterned Fabric Bookshelf Cover-Up

DIY Patterned Fabric Bookshelf Cover-Up
This is such a cost-effective and easy DIY project, and a great way to add a fun pattern to the bookcase. The supplies are enough 1/4″-thick foamcore to cover the open area of the shelves, enough fabric to cover the foam core, heavy-duty masking tape, scissors, a utility knife, measuring tape or ruler. First, measure... 
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