Contact paper table top diy

Whether it's using it as a faux countertop or for a modern backsplash, contact paper is such a versatile product to utilize. I mean, it can completely transform the look of your rental kitchen!

Here I go again with the self adhesive paper! Always to the rescue when I need a quick or temporary fix..Like one of my other projects, I'm still house sitting…

I have so many of those IKEA desk tops that have seen better days. Structurally, they are sound pieces but cosmetically, they were in terrible shape. I wanted a…

Here I go again with the self adhesive paper! Always to the rescue when I need a quick or temporary fix..Like one of my other projects, I'm still house sitting…

I have so many of those IKEA desk tops that have seen better days. Structurally, they are sound pieces but cosmetically, they were in terrible shape. I wanted a…

Wallpaper et al on Instagram: "White and Black marble contact paper is ideal for decorating kitchen counter, furniture, notebook, dresser drawer, crafts, bedside table, bookcase, door and even walls. Etc How to Install:
1. Measure the exact size of the wall you want to decorate.
2. Clean the surfaces to ensure they are dry and smooth.
3. Cut the marble contact paper into a suitable size according to the wall size.
4. Take off the back of wallpaper and stick it to a smooth surface. SUPERIOR…

Decorating on a budget can be hard but luckily contact paper offers the perfect solution. You can use it to cover walls, furniture, cabinets and laminate counters in your bathroom and kitchen. Removable contact paper is also perfect solution for rental home decor. #diy #contactpaper #decor

Our old living room coffee table got a 10 minute GLAM makeover thanks to this sneaky brass DIY. You can make your own brass coffee table with this tutorial.

All of the DIY furniture projects that we share on Chatfield Court including a DIY refrigerator cabinet and a custom DIY platform bed with storage.

Fast forward a few months later and the color of all the walls may not have changed, but the decor surely did! We worked on small projects at a time. I finished painting the living room (not ready for a full room reveal yet!) but realized our idea of going table-less in front of the couch was not the best idea! We always have flowers, coffee cups, remotes, or some knick-knack just wanting a place to lounge.