DIY Furniture

Colorful DIY Tassel Pouf From Old Fabric Straps

Colorful DIY Tassel Pouf From Old Fabric Straps
Don’t you think that an extra seating is always welcome? Poufs and floor cushions are the best ones as they don’t take room and you can also use them as footrest. To make this one, take some fabric and cut 8 rectangles of 6′ x 17′. Sew all the long sides together, and make a... 
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Kate
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Fashionable Industrial DIY Hairpin Legs Vanity

Fashionable Industrial DIY Hairpin Legs Vanity
Hairpin leg furniture is one of the hottest trends today, and today we’ll build a vanity with such legs with plans from PneumaticAddict. The supplies are (2) 1 x 18 x 48″, (2) 1 x 4 x 96″, (6) *full overlay cup hinges, (4) 26″ steel hairpin legs, a table saw, a miter saw, Kreg... 
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Kate
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DIY Filing Chest With A Built-In Fabric Bulletin Board

DIY Filing Chest With A Built-In Fabric Bulletin Board
With the addition of a sliding tray for keeping office supplies handy, and a built-in fabric bulletin board for posting reminders and inspiration swatches, this chest is sure to be a welcomed addition to any office space. Let’s get started! Using the cut list above, cut the 1 x 2 stiles, rails, and cleats to... 
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Kate
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Make Your Bedroom Comfy: 10 Awesome DIY Bedroom Benches

Make Your Bedroom Comfy: 10 Awesome DIY Bedroom Benches
A bench put in the footboard of your bed is a great and easy storage that continues the bedroom décor and possibly a bed for your pet if it doesn’t like to sleep in its own bed. Let’s make a cute bench to polish your bedroom look! An upholstered bench is the most popular piece... 
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Kate
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Bring Outdoors Inside: Rustic DIY Lumberjack Table

Bring Outdoors Inside: Rustic DIY Lumberjack Table
Bring the rugged outdoors inside with a lumberjack table, a crown cut tree slab with axe handles for legs. This burly wood table showcases the trees natural grain, and the live edge gives it a rustic and unfinished look. The legs are real axe handles seated inside the bottom of the wood slab, further enhancing... 
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Kate
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9 DIY Geometric Furniture Pieces For Trendy Home Décor

9 DIY Geometric Furniture Pieces For Trendy Home Décor
Geometric décor rules the world as it helps to accentuate barely any interior and is very versatile. Today we’ll see how to renovate different furniture pieces in a geometric way to make your interior cool. The first way is to take you item and paint it with some geometric pattern: chevron, triangles, squares and so... 
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Kate
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DIY Shabby Chic Vintage Dresser

DIY Shabby Chic Vintage Dresser
Shabby chic furniture has its special charm, so let’s add a bit of beauty and chic to your interior with this dresser. Prepare a dresser, 6-8 wooden wine boxes, screws for attaching the wine box panels, 2 different paint colors, clear coat to fix the color, dresser knobs or handles, a jigsaw for cutting the... 
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Kate
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DIY Eye-Catching Reclaimed Wood Console Table

DIY Eye-Catching Reclaimed Wood Console Table
This beautiful console table is very eye-catching thanks to its various drawers, and today we’ll tell you how to make it yourself! Paint the slats before assembling the shelf since once they are installed, 1/2″ apart, it would be very hard to do so. Cut a 1/4″ grove in the sides of the drawers with... 
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Kate
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Eye-Catching DIY Hexagon Shelves

Eye-Catching DIY Hexagon Shelves
These fantastic eye-catching shelves are made of usual boxes! You’ll need 12 hexagonal gift boxes, 12 hexagonal mirrored tiles, 12 pieces of double-sided wall mounting tape. Using double-sided wall mounting tape, attach a gift box to the center of each mirror. Take a picture of the arrangement on your phone to use for reference. On... 
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How To Turn A Drawer Into An End Table

How To Turn A Drawer Into An End Table
Got an ugly drawer and don’t know that to do with it? Let’s turn it into a cool end table! First, cut down a piece of spare plywood to fill in the top of the drawer. This will be a level surface to work with. Since the drawer face is completely plain, print a pattern... 
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