DIY Furniture

Simple DIY Shelves Hanging From Rings

Simple DIY Shelves Hanging From Rings
These cool hanging shelves will make any stuff a part of décor. To make them you’ll need wooden board, rope cord, metal rings, scissors, saw, drill. If needed, cut your boards to size. Drill two holes on opposite ends of the board. You can measure the exact distances or eyeball it. To hang your first... 
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Creative DIY Diamond Shaped Bookshelves

Creative DIY Diamond Shaped Bookshelves
These bookshelves are perfect to fill in the wall and save the space. Prepare two 1×10-4ft and 3.5 inch boards, two 1×10-2ft and 7.5 inch boards, two 1×10-1ft boards, 12 (or 13*) 8″ x 10″ shelf brackets, 4 3″ x 3″ angle framing anchors, drywall screws with wall anchors, white spray paint, a power saw,... 
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10 DIY IKEA Hacks For A Home Library Or A Reading Nook

10 DIY IKEA Hacks For A Home Library Or A Reading Nook
If you are a book lover and have a home library or at least a reading nook, then these IKEA hacks are right what you need! An essential piece in every such space is a bookcase or bookshelves, and here IKEA provides lots of units to hack and lots of ideas to use. Various IKEA... 
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DIY Mid-Century Bookshelves From Garage Sale Ones

DIY Mid-Century Bookshelves From Garage Sale Ones
How to turn a usual bookshelf into a cool mid-century one? Join the two shelves together by applying wood glue and then screwing them together from both sides. Counter set the screws to later fill the holes with wood filler and have the screws disappear. Then paint it out and add trim around the face... 
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DIY Stencil Thrifted Bookshelf Makeover

DIY Stencil Thrifted Bookshelf Makeover
Got an old bookshelf and don’t know how to renovate it? Here’s a project from diypassion.com! Take your bookshelf and use a sander to strip the sides and the front bits of stain. The prime and paint the inside of the shelf, here the author wanted a greyish shade. Once it is dry, tape off... 
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DIY Kitchen Bookshelf With Shutter Doors

DIY Kitchen Bookshelf With Shutter Doors
The DIY kitchen bookshelf has sides that are created from one set of bifold “shutter” doors, and the shelves are made from a half of a set of a bifold regular door. Once you have the width of your space, you are going to build a base structure for the top by simply building a... 
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DIY Ladder Shelf Perfect For Small Spaces

DIY Ladder Shelf Perfect For Small Spaces
A ladder can become a great storage space, which is especially cool for a tight space, so let’s have a look at this cool tutorial from burkatron.com. After you have decided what height and width you’d like your ladder cut 2 legs and as many rungs as you need from your lengths of wood. Now... 
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How To Turn IKEA Bookshelves Into A Bookcase

How To Turn IKEA Bookshelves Into A Bookcase
IKEA hacks have never been more popular than now! Today we’ll hack a couple of bookshelves together with TheMakeRista blog. Begin by assembling the three Ikea bookshelves. To make them taller than standard add the extension cabinets. Position them in the spot where they would go to determine the final placement. After they are secured to... 
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Easy DIY Decorative Pallet Shelf

Easy DIY Decorative Pallet Shelf
Pallets are ideal for crafting – you won’t waste materials while getting a cool furniture piece. Let’s make a cool pallet shelf, you’ll need pallet, a pencil, a saw, a nail gun or hammer and nails, sandpaper, a drill and screws. Use the pencil to mark the wood on the pallet. Next take the saw... 
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Easy DIY Crate Bookshelf

Easy DIY Crate Bookshelf
Crates are ideal for crafts and easy to refashion into some furniture pieces, for example, a bookshelf. To make it you’ll need sand paper, crates and stain. Sand the crates, beat them up, stain and cover with a coat of polyurethane. Screw them together. Enjoy! 
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