DIY Storage

DIY Round Hanging Floating Shelf From Wood

DIY Round Hanging Floating Shelf From Wood
Floating shelves are very popular because they are airy and don’t make your space look bulky. They are cool for any kind of spaces: kitchens, pantries, bathrooms, bedrooms, closets and living rooms. Open shelving is a cool and practical way to store your things while displaying them at their best. You can also make a... 
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Airy-Looking DIY Kitchen Open Shelving

Airy-Looking DIY Kitchen Open Shelving
Open shelving is great for any space because besides being a good storage idea, it doesn’t look bulky. To make these kitchen shelves, buy nice, chunky 2×12 cut it down to 30″ for the shelves. Give it a nice rubdown with some Danish oil in the “natural” color. It’s meant to just bring out the... 
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Easy DIY Kitchen Shelf With Leather Straps

Easy DIY Kitchen Shelf With Leather Straps
This nice kitchen shelf is quite easy to make and won’t take much time or money. Prepare a shelf with your desired dimensions, wide leather straps, a punch, screws, a drill. When all the materials are gathered, the tutorial is pretty easy. Put your leather straps onto the board to find out where you want... 
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DIY Industrial Kitchen Phone Station Shelf

DIY Industrial Kitchen Phone Station Shelf
This chic industrial shelf is pretty easy to make! You’ll need 2x4s reclaimed wood, pipe fittings, a cordless drill, a miter saw or jig saw, a palm sander, a stencil, if desired, a stencil brush. Cut 2x4s down to the desired size. Slightly sand the cut edges. Somehow attach the 2x4s together. Metal brackets or... 
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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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DIY Bathroom Shelf From An Old Shutter

DIY Bathroom Shelf From An Old Shutter
You can easily turn a piece of wood that was left over to create a cool shelf. Prepare an old shutter, a piece of wood, brackets, hooks, black and white spray paint. Spray paint the wood black first so that the finish would look the same as the shutter after sanding it a bit. The... 
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DIY Shelving Using Wood And Leather

DIY Shelving Using Wood And Leather
These natural-looking shelves are super easy to make and won’t take much time. Prepare one piece 1×6 select pine, cut in half to make two shelves, 4 hanging hooks, 4 long strands of leather string, a drill, a drill bit, a level, a pencil. To start you need to decide where you want your shelves... 
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17 DIY Space-Saving Bathroom Shelves And Storage Ideas

17 DIY Space-Saving Bathroom Shelves And Storage Ideas
Lack of space, especially in bathrooms, is a very frequent problem nowadays. Let’s fight it with this roundup of space-saving shelf ideas! First of all, have a look at your walls and decide where you’ll hang the shelves – they should be open because this is the best model to store and not to clutter... 
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DIY Chunky Stained Wooden Shelves

DIY Chunky Stained Wooden Shelves
Need a couple of simple wooden shelves for some little nook? Read this tutorial from BeckhamAndBelle blog! The supplies are 1 1″x4″x6′- for front of shelf, 1 1″x3″x6′ – for support sides, 1 2’x4’x1/4″ plywood – for top and bottom of shelf. Cut a 2-foot piece off of the 1″x4″. Measure the depth of the... 
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DIY Modern Floating Shelf With A Storage Space Inside

DIY Modern Floating Shelf With A Storage Space Inside
Floating shelves are perfect for any space as they don’t look heavy and are comfy in using. Et’s make this shelf, begin cutting your 1×3 boards. Drill 3/4″ pocket holes on one end of all the shorter 1×3 boards.  Try pocket holes for this joint because it is the main structure for this shelf. Then... 
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