I saw a tutorial for this table at
Frugal Farmhouse Design so I decided to do one of my own.
I actually have two of them, one was my first and I didnt like the way it turned out, it was too pink. My second one is a little bit longer and more rustic on top.
I have to admit it was super easy, but the labor on the top to get the finish I wanted was way more intense.
Check it out and see what you think.
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| This was my first one. The top turned out way too light for me. |
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| 1st table |
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| 2nd table |
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| I love the way this top turned out. I love the dark and light contrast, it looks like barnwood with a shiny coat of poly on it. |
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| Really cool! |
Now I am on the hunt for 2 rugs. One for the living room and here in the dining room. I am thinking sisal. Tell me what you think!
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5 comments:
Wow, it looks amazing! Are you keeping it?
I'm in love with this. We are looking and a kind of similar table at Restoration Hardware that's 1100 bucks! What did you do for the top? How'd you make that happen?
Hi from Show Low! I am new to blogging and ran across you blog. I think the girls room came out really cute, and the was pretty creative with the carpet. Thanks for sharing. Marla
i love this, i wish there was way to make this table round. big fan of round tables.
Since this table has such hard lines I would put a very plush soft rug under it. I'm thinking something like shag or wool. It would be a nice contrast to the hard industrial feel of this table.
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