Anne the DIY-er saw this Brent comber side table for 2000 dollars and was inspired to
make one herself. She spend 85 dollars in the end to make this table.
Such a great DIY project to make in springtime.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
DIY birch log side table
Oh my, this is nice! I came across this DIY birch log side table at Seeing Design
Anne the DIY-er saw this Brent comber side table for 2000 dollars and was inspired to
make one herself. She spend 85 dollars in the end to make this table.
Such a great DIY project to make in springtime.
Anne the DIY-er saw this Brent comber side table for 2000 dollars and was inspired to
make one herself. She spend 85 dollars in the end to make this table.
Such a great DIY project to make in springtime.
So so cool! I'm inspired.
ReplyDeleteA tree trunk is also a great cheap alternative but of course you wont get the same affect. I like the birch <---I almost misspelled that) idea better perhaps even gilded to give it mo edge.
ReplyDeleteHow absolutely adorable! I will have to keep that in mind.
ReplyDeleteI found your blog through Made By Girl and I must say, I love your home and your style. It looks so comfortable and relaxing, all the while very chic. Thanks for the inspiration that is your blog :)
Yes I got my fingers itching to make one, but I seem to ran out of space in our apartment ;)))
ReplyDeleteLike the tree trunks as poufs, if you attach wheels underneat you can roll them anywhere and they are awesome as stools or side tables.
thanks for inspiring me back!
So rad! I love the rustic, yet modern charm it brings to a space!
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love love love it!
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