DIY Furniture

12 Rustic-Inspired DIY Sawhorse Tables And Desks

12 Rustic-Inspired DIY Sawhorse Tables And Desks
A saw-horse is a beam with four legs used to support a board or plank for sawing, and the legs are located in a peculiar way to support as much weight as possible. These legs have become a source of inspiration for making usual furniture, not for farms. Such legs are perfect for tables and... 
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DIY

10 Adorable DIY IKEA Hacks For A Dining Room Or Zone

10 Adorable DIY IKEA Hacks For A Dining Room Or Zone
We’ve already discussed lot of fantastic IKEA hacks for every home, and today I’d like to share some ideas for dining rooms or zones. The focal point of any dining space is a dining table, of course, so pay your attention to IKEA tables and ways to personalize them. A dining stool or a chair... 
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DIY DIY Furniture

Stylish And Chic DIY Revamped Coffee Table

Stylish And Chic DIY Revamped Coffee Table
Do you have a coffee table you’d like to revamp? If you do, we have a brilliant idea for that. Purchase a piece of birch wood of the same size as your table top, Minwax stain in dark walnut, poly acrylic in satin, and gorilla glue. Stain the wood piece with the Minwax stain and... 
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DIY DIY Furniture

DIY Floating Top Console Table With Slabs

DIY Floating Top Console Table With Slabs
Have you noticed the live edge slab trend that’s going on? A live edge slab is a board of wood that has only been milled on two sides, leaving the natural curves and imperfections from the outside of the tree. Here’s a furniture tutorial with slabs, you’ll need (1) 1-1/2″ x 14″ x 72″- live... 
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DIY DIY Furniture

DIY Space-Saving Folding Side Table

DIY Space-Saving Folding Side Table
A folding table is a perfect idea for any small space, it’s also mobile. To make this one you’ll need 1/2-inch MDF board, 3/4-inch plywood, tape measure, a pencil, a jigsaw, a circular saw, a drill with 1-inch spade, double-sided tape, a router with 1-inch flush trim router bit, sandpaper and satin polyurethane. Measure and... 
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DIY DIY Furniture

Stunning DIY Nautical-Inspired Accent Table

Stunning DIY Nautical-Inspired Accent Table
This adorable nautical accent table is just love! I’ve never seen a more original piece in this style, and you can make it yourself without spending much money! Gather three 1.5″ x 1.5″ pine lumber pieces, two 3/4″ x 1.5″ pine lumber pieces, one 3/4″ x 3/4″ pine lumber piece, a scrap piece of pine... 
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Furniture renovating DIY

How To Update An Old Tree Stump Table

How To Update An Old Tree Stump Table
We’ve already spoken about tree stump furniture, and today’s article is dedicated to the same. If you already have a tree stump piece and want to renovate it, this tutorial from delineateyourdwelling.com will help you. This tree stump table was 20 years old, and if you have something like that, you can update it easily... 
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DIY Furniture DIY

16 Creative DIY IKEA Lack Table Hacks For Every Home

16 Creative DIY IKEA Lack Table Hacks For Every Home
We continue sharing IKEA hack ideas because IKEA furniture is like a blank sheet of paper that requires your attention and creativity. Today it’s all about IKEA Lack table hacks – a simple coffee or side table on four legs that can be renovated so that you won’t recognize it. Cover it with fabric, paper... 
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DIY Furniture DIY

6 Creative And Easy DIY IKEA Hol Table Hacks

6 Creative And Easy DIY IKEA Hol Table Hacks
Hol table by IKEA is a cool and simple piece that is a coffee or side table with a storage space inside. This adorable idea of a storage space makes it amazing for using for various purposes. Of course, you can use it as it is and put in your living room, or, if you... 
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DIY DIY Furniture

Cute And Pretty DIY Mini Picnic Tables

Cute And Pretty DIY Mini Picnic Tables
If you love picnics, raise your hand! Make these cool little tables from lovelyindeed.com to enjoy your picnics more! Prepare 1 1/2″ poplar hobby wood piece, wood glue, a saw, a drill, four small hinges, wood stain, paint of your choice, paintbrushes and painter’s tape. Cut 16 pieces of the hobby wood, each 12″ long.... 
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