I wanted the cabinets on each side of the fireplace to be the height of my mantle. Since my living room is small, keeping the cabinets and mantle the same height creates a clean line. And it also eliminates the need for shelving above the cabinets which I also thought would contribute to a busier …
In a day when vintage anything and everything is the style, I came up with a project to repurpose wood flooring that had to be removed from my living room! When something vintage can be repurposed, it adds charm and character. This DIY farmhouse decor also tells quite a story. Enjoy these DIY wood serving …
If you have a little experience with woodworking, building cabinet doors is fairly easy…time consuming, but easy. There are 3 different ways to build them. Flush inset is where the cabinet door sits inside the frame. Full overlay is where the cabinet door spans from the outside edges of the cabinet. Standard overlay is where …
Free Coffee Table Plans With 5 kids, the need for extra storage is always an issue. They do have a toy room but there are certain things, for instance, crayons and legos, that I really don’t want floating around in their sea of toys for the toddlers to get. So I have had a coffee …
This drawer construction is for flush inset drawers with bottom wood guides. ***If you are using metal drawer guides, you must follow the manufactures instruction for the size of your drawer. The drawer face can remain the same size. 1. Measure each drawer opening. Subtract 1/8″ Cut all drawer fronts out of solid wood. 2. …
What you need for this project Tools: Table saw miter saw (optional) Tape Measure Ear Protection Eye Protection Pencil 24″ Clamps Materials: Scrap wood enough for (2) 1/2 – 3/4 x 2 x 16 and (2) 1/2 – 3/4 x 2 x 13 13 x 16 luan or 1/4″ plywood or other thin material for …
A great way to add extra storage in your home is to utilize space in between your wall studs. It just so happened that this wall was once an exterior wall comprised of 2×6 studs instead of 2x4s making this spot in the laundry room very qualified! The first step is to locate the studs …
I designed this bench for my mudroom to hold the kid’s hats, gloves, and scarves. We had considered installing a built-in bench but wanted something we could pull up to an extra table while we were entertaining. Since I didn’t want to mess with baskets, I chose to build a bench with a flip top. …
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