This coffee table was made using a construction spool and metal legs. It has been sanded to 220 and has been stained with MINWAX classic gray 271. The table has many coats of MINWAX polyurethane to waterproof the top and make it resistant to everyday wear. This table will soon have a sister (check upcoming).
This desk was originally a door from a house in Webster Groves, taken out of a century home, this thing has a lot of character.
A dark stained pallet wood trim has been added along with a plexiglass top, metal brackets, handles and a bottle opener. This was my first project and still my favorite.
This bathtub board is designed to rest across the top of the bathtub walls to either sit on or use as a rest for bathing products, a book, a phone, etc. It's a maple board cut and wood glued with clamps. Needless to say it has been water-proofed. A simple design.
(Accessories from World Market)
The bed frame is made from many pallets. I kept the wood untreated and focused on the right dimensions and accents.
RGB strips have been added on the outside edge. The ivy around the headboard was a design I saw a while back and wanted to try for myself; I like it quite a lot.
