28 DIY Furniture Haul Ideas.
There are infinite possibilities for creating
practical items when it comes to furniture.
Let us help you out by suggesting few ideas, to which you can add your own too!
1.
Vintage Feed Sack Chair. Who knew empty feed sacks could be useful?
Create your very own vintage chair by stitching the sacks to cover the skin of the chair (after
removing the old one and whitewashing it of course!).
2.
Upcycled Beverage Station. Save money by creating a bar all by yourself.
Attach shelf to the brackets, which are then attached to the door with wood screws.
Before gluing the upper shelf, attach a metal wine glass rack to the underside of the upper
shelf.
For more stability, screw it into a wall so it doesn’t topple when kids are running
around.
3.
Night Stand Makeover. Use cool colors to create a contrasting effect
as you revamp your night stand.
Create a box, craft a drawer, and use a scrap piece of flooring for the top (3 to 4 pieces
are needed).
Sand the feet before staining and use 000 steel wool to buff the metal parts of the
feet.
Fashion the handles with gold – it gives an exotic touch.
4.
Farmhouse Table Makeover with HomeRight Sprayer. Sand the table before starting.
Spray it with HomeRight Sprayer and use 4 coats of poly.
Please make sure it dries thoroughly.
5.
Bathroom DIY Magazine Rack. First, ensure you measure the height of the
rack properly.
Mark the area and cut wood to the desired length.
Fix wood to the wall with a nail gun.
Next, add a piece of 1×3 for the bottom and the top rack for the magazine to rest
on.
The boards in front of the rack should be straight and each one placed slightly higher
than the one below it so the magazines don’t slide out.
6.
IKEA Hack Attack!
Making a Side Table. Buy some IKEA clothing hampers – you have
no idea how handy they come in while designing creations like these.
Use a piece of wood to fit the frame, put a couple coats of satin on top, wait till
it dries, and then spray the frame with a color of your choice.
Use wood screws to attach the frame to the wood.
7.
How to DIY Reupholstering Chair without Sewing. Start cutting your fabric for the two inside
pieces first.
Tuck it inside creases and use staple gun to secure them.
Cut front facing arm pieces and staple them accordingly.
Hide the staples up underneath the outside of the arm.
Cut a long piece (rectangular shape) leaving enough fabric to fold inward so you get a
clean edge showing on the outside.
Pull as tight as you can and staple each corner.
Do the same thing for the top side pieces.
The piping will also hide any staples that may be showing.
8.
DIY Cork Board Office Wall. Buy these quirky, sticky square cork board
pieces at most home improvement stores and all you got to do is just peel and stick.
You can stick these pieces to just about any surface but make sure they are flat and smooth.
Once the cork board tiles were covering the wall, you can add a floating shelf to the
wall in order to have a place to display picture frames, a small plant, and any other artwork.
9.
IKEA Card File Drawers Hack. Sand the corners of the drawers heavily to
round them off a bit.
Apply two coats of timber stain.
Add a soft lustre and improve richness of the stain, use three coats of danish oil.
Once the oil is dry, attach pulls and hammer in nails.
File off the nails that are poking through if they bother you.
To finish, design some simple antique style tabs for the card holders.
10.
Feast Watson Bedside Table Transformation. Measure bedside tables accurately by cutting
all of the cladding from large sheets of pine ply.
This included the faux drawer fronts (30 pieces in total), the shaker-style side trim (20
pieces in total) and the tops and bases (four pieces in total).
Stock up on Feast Watson Prooftint (Teak), Feast Watson Scandinavian Oil and Feast Watson
Prooftint Colour Reducer beforehand.
For the hardware, you can put some plain label holders flanked by small brass knobs.
As a finishing touch you can line the drawers and use geometric patterned wrapping paper.
11.
Easy DIY Faux Multi-Drawer Cabinet Hack Using Peel And Stick Flooring!
Measure, trim, and attach faux drawer fronts.
Decide the number and sizes of drawers beforehand.
Don’t forget to take into account the width of your peel and stick planks.
Obviously, you want as little wastage as possible and can save yourself some trimming.
While finishing, cut down a square length of pine to create four simple little feet
and screwed them to the new base.
Paint the furniture, attach hardware, and fill label holders.
12.
How to Make a Bed Frame From Box Spring.
Cut the yards of fabric into two pieces so
that it would cover the box spring and sew the pieces together.
After fitting the piece of fabric over the box spring, flip it on its side and start
stapling the fabric down.
Screw the brackets down first, and then fix the legs on to them.
Once the legs are attached, trim any excess fabric on the bottom of the box spring.
For a finishing touch, add an adhesive felt pads to the bottom of the legs.
13.
A Charming Antique Piano Stool Haul. Stain a stool with rich brown color
It should be consistent to stain the bread board with the same color and finish with
linseed oil for some shine.
To attach the board to the stool, use a few drops of clear silicone.
This holds it firmly in place while allowing for easy removal.
14.
DIY Cage Light Sconces. Drill three holes in your bracket.
There are two pre-drilled holes at the top of the bracket so just widen them.
Cut off the plug end and the switch portion of the pendant light with wire snips so that
you can thread the cord through the bracket starting at the outermost hole and going up
over the top of the bracket and down through the bottom hole.
Get a professional to install a new plug at the end of your light fixture.
After wiring, simply plug in, and enjoy the difference your new sconce makes to its surroundings.
15.
DIY Floating Sideboard. Use IKEA kitchen mounting rails for mounting
36" x 24" IKEA cabinets.
Level the rail and the cupboards automatically become level.
Fix cupboards to each other from the inside and you are done!
16.
Beautiful DIY Honeycomb Armoire. You need a simple melamine wardrobe and ensure
it is clean, taken off doors, with drawers pulled out, and any other hardware removed.
To give the hexagons a nice frame of sorts, add a new over-hanging top and base.
Look online for wide raw ply hexagons to get the pattern right.
Hand-stain them, dip your brush from colour to colour and coating each shape to achieve
random tones.
Finish by installing handles.
17.
Folding Chair Makeover. Turn the underside of a vintage wooden folding
chair into a chalkboard by mixing chalkboard paint using unsanded grout and black paint.
Tape off edges with painter’s tape beforehand.
Use hooks and tray to include your organizer in the design.
18.
Manoteca Reincarnates a Vintage Door as a Rustic Desk.
From “Manoteca” a Bologna-based studio.
Named indoor, this is 78″ long by 31″ high and 40″ deep multifunctional desk or
table.
When it is opened, The door panels have convenient fabric pockets, while a drawer is included
for holding items.
19.
Danish Chair Redux. Carefully take apart the original cushion
covers, which means removing each seam until you have all of the pattern pieces.
Once you take all of the seams out, you should have all of the pattern pieces you need.
Trace the pattern from the old fabric onto the new fabric.
Pin your bottom and side pieces all together until you have a square.
Your corners need to be completely unfolded, so the seam goes around the corner, not over
the top of it.
Sew and once you are done, repeat the same process with the last big square you have
left.
20.
Spice Saving Laundry Organization. Get your laundry bags ready for labeling.
Use any font in Cricut's Design Space to create labels, but make sure you can size it accordingly
to fit the bags.
Use wall hooks to hang up.
21.
Salvage Drum Coffeee Table. Clean the drum properly, gently place table
top onto the drum claws, and add rubber stops to avoid scratches.
22.
DIY Cabinet IKEA Hack. Begin with side pieces – screw them one
by one, as they should line up perfectly with the sides of the cabinet.
Attach the top and bottom pieces later.
Fix the sleek black handles and vintage legs.
Secure the cabinet to the wall using IKEA fixtures.
23.
How to Paint Laminate Furniture without Sanding. Use lint free cloth and white spirit to wipe
down surfaces.
Use two coats of a shellac based primer, followed by two coats of your preferred emulsion paint.
If it is the matte version, finish with a coat of varnish.
24.
Yellow Console Table for Master Bedroom. Sand, wipe, and prime the table (use foam
roller on top and brush for legs).
jigsaw it at a depth of 14 inches and paint it.
Attach to a wall with an angle bracket for better support.
25.
Half Table Console. Unscrew extension mechanism, sand, prime,
and paint the table.
The edge of the table should rest on a wood support, so fix a 2x2 inch piece to the wall
at the tabletop height.
Screw through top to the wood support, fill holes with wood filler, and paint over – it
makes the console sturdier.
26.
Cut Up Table to Create a New Entryway Benches. Cut a coffee table in half and sand the top
thoroughly.
Wipe and brush gel satin with a brush, let it absorb for around 15 minutes, and remove
extra with an old cloth.
Let it dry overnight, and use another coat to get the color of your choice.
Apply a couple of poly coats on top to protect stain.
27.
How to Make Two Console Tables. Original dimensions of the table are about
1m x 1,50m long.
Saw them into two 13 1/2 in (35cm) wide console tables.
Nail screw a 2-by-2-inch piece of wood to the wall at the height of the tabletop.
You can paint it in a neutral shade or opt for a contrasting effect based on your preference.
And last one, 28.
Creative and Chic DIY Nightstands. Cut legs down to the proper height, saw to
cut table in half, and remove existing finish and rough edges with orbital sander using
medium-grit sanding pads.
Use wet cloth to remove dust and sanding residue.
Finish by drilling to fasten cleat to wall with screws.
Place table on top of cleat.
Using a drill, attach table to cleat with wood screws from underneath.
Use bright and vibrant colors if you desired.
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