DIY Furniture

11 DIY Sink Bases And Cabinets You Can Make Yourself

11 DIY Sink Bases And Cabinets You Can Make Yourself
Everybody has a sink or two in the bathroom, and a cabinet or a base for it is essential: first, it hides the ugly sink legs, and second, it can serve for storage. You may take a basic cabinet and turn it into a sink base changing the size, doors, colors and patterns. Add a... 
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DIY Rustic Wood Slice Bathroom Stool

DIY Rustic Wood Slice Bathroom Stool
Need a rustic piece for your bathroom? This easy wood slice stool is right what you need! Prepare a small chair, unfinished stool, legs, a wood plaque, stain, a hammer, a pencil, a drill, 1 1/4″ speedbor drill bit {or one that is the width of the legs, Gorilla glue. Remove the back of the... 
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Kate
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DIY Mini Storage Cabinet With Reclaimed Wood

DIY Mini Storage Cabinet With Reclaimed Wood
This cute storage cabinet is pretty easy to make! Take wood and make small cuts with a miter saw, fill the door frame with reclaimed wood. Paint the frame with pure white DIY chalk paint, then sand and wax with Annie Sloan’s clear wax. Whitewash the rest with flat white latex. To build the frame... 
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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 Rustic Vintage-Inspired Side Table

DIY Rustic Vintage-Inspired Side Table
If you need a rustic-inspired side table, this tutorial may help you. Using a the cut list above and a miter saw, cut all the parts to size except the 1 x 2 Tabletop Edge Trim. If you’re ripping the 4 x 4 posts to make the legs slimmer, use a table saw to cut... 
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DIY Mid-Century Bookshelves From Garage Sale Ones

DIY Mid-Century Bookshelves From Garage Sale Ones
How to turn a usual bookshelf into a cool mid-century one? Join the two shelves together by applying wood glue and then screwing them together from both sides. Counter set the screws to later fill the holes with wood filler and have the screws disappear. Then paint it out and add trim around the face... 
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Stylish DIY Flea Market Cabinet Makeover

Stylish DIY Flea Market Cabinet Makeover
This flea market cabinet was easily renovated by the author of the tutorial. Take a cabinet and sand the finish off using an electric sander. Use Minwax wood stain in the color you like. After the stain dries, do three coats of Minwax polyurethane semi-gloss finish. After you finish the top, do a light sand... 
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9 DIY IKEA Ingo Table Makeovers You Should Try

9 DIY IKEA Ingo Table Makeovers You Should Try
IKEA Ingo is a simple plain pine dining table that can be easily transformed into something much more eye-catching and creative – just turn on your imagination! You can make it industrial or rustic using stain and changing legs for metal ones. You can change it into a coffee table making the legs shorter, or... 
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DIY Furniture Furniture renovating

DIY Stencil Thrifted Bookshelf Makeover

DIY Stencil Thrifted Bookshelf Makeover
Got an old bookshelf and don’t know how to renovate it? Here’s a project from diypassion.com! Take your bookshelf and use a sander to strip the sides and the front bits of stain. The prime and paint the inside of the shelf, here the author wanted a greyish shade. Once it is dry, tape off... 
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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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