Mr. DIY made our youngest daughter a farmhouse coffee table several months back. Our daughter asked for months and he squeezed it in, between the other projects at the Mountain Cottage.
I never showed the farmhouse coffee table to you because I don't think I was at her apartment since then to take some final pics.
If you remember, Mr DIY made a Farmhouse bed for our youngest a year or so ago. I'll link the bed at the end of the post.
Our daughter recently moved to a new apartment and the sofa that was in the previous apartment was much larger and the coffee table was made for that, so it seems a bit large for the current sofa. Hopefully, she'll have the coffee table for a long time and there will be larger sofas.
I think she's still looking for a few perfect baskets for the shelf.
I love the herringbone top. It really adds to the style.
The style wasn't difficult to make.
The finish is Classic Gray by Minwax
Here's the link to the Farmhouse bed.
Thanks for stopping by,
Pam
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Disclaimer: The above post is about how we built a coffee table. We don't take any responsibility for any errors or results obtained from using this information. Using power tools can result in injury. When using power tools, use safety equipment.
*this post contains affiliate links, which means I'll make a small commission should you purchase something from one of these links, so thanks!
Disclaimer: The above post is about how we built a coffee table. We don't take any responsibility for any errors or results obtained from using this information. Using power tools can result in injury. When using power tools, use safety equipment.
Pam.....Love your blog and just have to tell you that you and your husband remind me so much of my husband and me. But, we have been married 56 years. We are so lucky to have such talented husbands that build any crazy ideas that we come up with. There is not a room in our house that we haven't touched and I love it. I can't imagine being married to someone that can't do all these things. You and I are both very lucky BUT so are they! I'm hoping that you're building some of these things, too. So much fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Sandi! Wow, 56 years! Congratulation! We've been married 33 years this past May.
DeleteI agree, we are VERY lucky and it would be hard to be married to someone who couldn't build things!
Wow that looks really great! I love a big coffee table. I like the color he stained it too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Liz! He really did a great job building it.
DeleteIt's fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Mary!
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