Designable MakesMy various ramblings, insights, and opinions on random topics.
A chamfer is the details of this repurposed oak(s) coffee table. Whilst there are several cool chamfer design elements to this modern coffee table, it’s ultimately the swirly grain of the red oak top that steals the show. A 15 degree chamfer adorns the 1 1/2″ thick red oak top bottom edge. The 1 5/8″ […]
Kicking slat coffee table design up a notch. Sturdy quartersawn white oak and rich sapele mahogany combine to make an elegant yet practical furniture piece. Bulky stock material supports the claim of the strength of the piece while the large radius of the table ends combined with the smaller curves of the leg bottoms and edges really softens […]
When Modern Combines with Rustic, a Tale of Two Tables To build this pair of modern meets rustic farmhouse tables, I used construction-grade fir lumber (2×4’s, 2×6’s and 4×4’s) I picked up from my local home center which I planed smooth and cut off the rounded-over edges. This gave me squared stock which produced tight […]
Your home decor needs some chaos, this scrap wood end grain end table will do just that A direct contradiction to any home decor, this table is chaotic and obnoxious – yet its construction was resourceful, having repurposed leftover scrap material into a charming piece of furniture. The multiple colors and unique grains of the […]