DIY Furniture

DIY Scandi-Inspired Low-Profile Round Table

DIY Scandi-Inspired Low-Profile Round Table
These low profile table from HelloDIY blog is inspired by Scandinavian design. To make one you’ll need pine round, 1-step stair frame (black), 1-step stair frame (white), wood screw, finish washer. In order to keep the tables looking sleek go with three step stair frames as legs for each table, instead of your traditional four.... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Furniture

DIY Dining Table With Trendy Hairpin Legs

DIY Dining Table With Trendy Hairpin Legs
Remember we told you about cool hairpin-legged furniture? Today I’d like to continue this theme and present you a tutorial that AbeautifulMess blog had shared – a hairpin leg dining table. Plan out how large you want the table to be. The authors took 4 long planks for the top, 9 smaller planks bracing and... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Furniture

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... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Furniture

Stylish DIY Stump Bedside Table In 2 Versions

Stylish DIY Stump Bedside Table In 2 Versions
We’ve already told you of cool stump furniture, and here’s one more cool projects to the list. To make these bedside tables you will need: thick ropes, thin and soft rope, hot glue, tape, a wood drill, black paint, 4-pin plastic mounting screws. First of all, screw the ends of the rope, cover them with... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Furniture

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... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Furniture

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... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Furniture

DIY IKEA Hack: Narrow Console Table

DIY IKEA Hack: Narrow Console Table
IKEA products are amazing for changing them as they are simple and ideal for mixing. This little hack only requires two IKEA pieces — a LACK wall shelf and a set of table legs. Flip the shelf over and attach the legs to the bottom of the shelf in the corner using the screws provided... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Furniture

DIY Pipe And Crate Industrial Table

DIY Pipe And Crate Industrial Table
Industrial furniture is very trendy now, and we’ve already told you of some of such projects. Today we’ll make a pipe crate table, the supplies are 1/2 inch copper piping, a pipe cutter, eight 1/2 inch copper, tube straps, six 1/2 inch 90° elbows, two 1/2 inch T bars, two 1/2 inch 90° street elbows,... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY DIY Outdoor Projects

DIY Herb Garden Coffee Table For Outdoors

DIY Herb Garden Coffee Table For Outdoors
Imagine it’s a warm summer evening, and you’re sitting on your porch swing, lazily sipping on a tasty little beverage. Everything feels perfect, except for one small thing; you feel like your drink could use a sprig of fresh mint. If you don’t want to go anywhere and look for mint, then why not build... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate
DIY Furniture

DIY Pallet Door Dining Table With A Rustic Touch

DIY Pallet Door Dining Table With A Rustic Touch
We’ve already told you of industrial dining tables, and here’s one more idea with a rustic touch. Collect about 8 single use pallets and strip them. The actual amount of pallets depends on the amount of usable planks. Find an old door and strip it. Choose a design and saw all planks on the width... 
>> >>
Published on:
Kate