DIY DIY Furniture

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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9 Simple And Smart DIY IKEA VITTSJÖ Shelving Unit Makeovers

9 Simple And Smart DIY IKEA VITTSJÖ Shelving Unit Makeovers
IKEA VITTSJÖ shelving unit is made from tempered glass and metal, which are durable materials that provide an open, airy feel. It can be enough storage for a limited space or the foundation for a larger storage solution if you need change. Adjustable feet for stability on uneven floors. You can select the look you... 
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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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Simple DIY Wall Shelves Hung On Ropes

Simple DIY Wall Shelves Hung On Ropes
A piece of rope can be a cool way to suspend a couple of shelves, have a look at this project by apieceofrainbow.com and prepare 50 feet of 1/4″ sisal rope, wood shelves: each piece measures 8″ wide by 24″ long by 0,75″ thick, acrylic paint, a drill. Dye the rope by dipping it into... 
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9 Trendy DIY Geometric Wall Shelf Projects

9 Trendy DIY Geometric Wall Shelf Projects
Geometric décor is super popular right now, and many designers create fantastic items in geometric shapes and with such patterns. Geometric décor can be used both in retro and very modern interiors depending on the shapes and looks, and today we are going to inspire you with cool geometric shelves that will not only store... 
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Trendy DIY Stained Hexagon Wall Shelves

Trendy DIY Stained Hexagon Wall Shelves
Geometric décor is one of the hottest modern trends, let’s follow it making these awesome geo wall shelves from sheknows.com. You’ll need pinewood boards, a saw, a nail gun or hammer and nails, stainable wood filler, sandpaper, a paintbrush, paint pads, wood stain, paint and picture hanging brackets. Cut the wood with a 30-degree angle... 
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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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6 Cute DIY Shabby Chic Shelves And Racks

6 Cute DIY Shabby Chic Shelves And Racks
Shabby chic style is gaining popularity because it looks romantic and vintage yet doesn’t cost a pretty penny. Today we’ve rounded up some cool shabby chic shelves that you can easily make for your home. The key to this style is giving the furniture not a polished but a little bit worn look. Make some... 
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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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