DIY Furniture

DIY Side Table From An Old Suitcase Holder

DIY Side Table From An Old Suitcase Holder
An old suitcase holder may become a cool coffee table! Prepare an old suitcase holder, leather hide, sewing scissors, straight edge with measure, a rotary cutter, a cutting mat, white spray paint, decor tacks and a hammer. Remove the original straps off the suitcase holder and disassemble. Clean the wood frame if needed and spray... 
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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 DIY Furniture

DIY Decoupaged Fabric Table Makeover

DIY Decoupaged Fabric Table Makeover
This beautiful vintage table is amazing and so spring-like! The supplies are a thrift store table, enough fabric to cover the top, Americana Decor Maxx Gloss, Americana Decoupage in Gloss, a paintbrush, scissors, a large sheet of butcher paper. Press paper around the table top to create a pattern. Trace around the crease with a... 
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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 Tribal Coffee Table With Hairpin Legs

DIY Tribal Coffee Table With Hairpin Legs
This coffee table is super cool due to its trendy hairpin legs and an amazing wooden pattern on top. To make it you’ll need a drill, a miter saw, a brad nailer, tape measure, a pencil, safety glasses, a torch, 12  –  1 x 2 x 8′ common board; 3/4″ x 48″ x 48″ plywood,... 
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Fast DIY IKEA Hack: Copper End Table

Fast DIY IKEA Hack: Copper End Table
Got a tray you don’t need? Here’s an amazing idea to use it from poppytalk.com! Prepare a round melamine tray, a vintage or new folding camping stool, spray paint, newspaper, velcro with sticky back. Just place a clean dry tray face up on some newspaper, and start to spray to cover the original design on... 
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Charming Vintage: DIY Sawhorse Coffee Table

Charming Vintage: DIY Sawhorse Coffee Table
Sawhorse furniture is now something sweet vintage and rustic-inspired, if you like such type of furniture, let’s realize this project from rogueengineer.com. You’ll need a pocket hole jig, a drill, a miter saw, tape measure, a pencil, safety glasses, 2x – 2 x 8 x 10′ lumber, 3x – 2 x 4 x 96″ premium... 
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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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Functional DIY Danish Modern Coffee Table

Functional DIY Danish Modern Coffee Table
Living room coffee tables in small spaces wear many hats. They function as drink perches, game tables, casual dining tables, craft tables, etc. and our coffee table is no exception. This pretty coffee table is ideal for a small space and looks very stylish. The supplies are salvaged round tabletop, 100 & 150 grit sand... 
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DIY Storage Coffee Table With Hairpin Legs

DIY Storage Coffee Table With Hairpin Legs
A functional coffee table? Yes, please! For this table with storage you’ll need 1 sheet of 3/4″ birch plywood, coarse, medium, and fine grit sandpapers, a lot of non-linting rags, wood stain, clear sealant, foam brushes, a power drill, 100-pack #8 x 1-1/4″ flat head wood screws, wood glue, 4 table legs—the 13″ brass hairpin... 
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