Furniture design diy

Fluted details have been popping up everywhere, from headboards to tabletop goods. And while there are plenty of options ready to buy, this trend is easily DIY-able. With a few basic materials—most often half-round moulding and glue—you can bring the look to any space in your home. And here’s the best part: You don’t need to make room for a giant table or dresser to do it.

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diycreators designed the back of this collapsible outdoor chair to detach so it can easily be partially disassembled and stored. #Instructables #workshop #woodworking #woodshop #furniture

Hello there :) I only just joined this forum so sorry if I make any mistakes I was wanting to build a mid century Z chair by Poul Jensen but there is...

Yin Yang book shelf

When I saw a gorgeous ottoman from West Elm, I knew that I had to have one! A great way to DIY is to turn something unused and unloved into an item that you che…

September is Transformation Month at Apartment Therapy! That means we’re sharing stories about home transformations — from big renovations to tiny tweaks — all month. Head over here to see them all!When it comes to mid-century design, you might be most familiar with the avocado green upholstery and tapered teak legs of mid-century modern furniture. But there was another design hit of that era that’s both divisive and poised for a comeback: Brutalism.

If you're anything like us, you've been swooning over Urban Outfitters' bestselling Isobel Bookshelf since ... well, forever. This DIYer is recreating it for $50.