I am all about getting bang for your buck...as my husband would say. So do your homework and check around for the best price. Craigslist, eBay, garage sales, estate sales...you will ALWAYS find what you are looking for. I promise.
With that said...I am on coffee tables. And they are pretty expensive. So here was my solution: I made my own.
I wanted something like this:
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So I saw some pallets and knew I had to do something with them. The only way my husband agreed to this is because we found some amazing ones in excellent condition. However, I think I would have liked them a little more rustic, but he does have a say in things!
So this is my coffee table, and I love it!
I love it and will never get rid of it (never say never!)
Here are some others for inspiration....see if you can make your own too!
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4 comments:
That's great! I think the glass top really finishes it. I like it so much better than your inspiration piece.
following from twice lovely. you made it to 100, whoohoo! can't wait to see whatcha come up with in the future!
I LOVE IT! It's better than your inspiration photo, because you have storage!
I just have to know~where did you get the wheels?
Just wanted to say hello! I saw your concrete counters from Remodelaholic, and THANK YOU!!!!! I have been looking for a tutorial to do the same to ours...we have concrete floors throughout our home, and love the idea of having counters to match! Just wanted to give you a heads up about the train cart coffee table...I have one, ordered it from Havertys (on sale) for 300 and change. It looks just like the RH one but a bit smaller. Love it!
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