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Here is another table I’m sure I’ll be adding to my “to-build-just-because” list… Sometimes I just can’t help myself! This is a fantastic piece for a living space or a craft area to store a variety of items including magazines, craft supplies, linens, etc! The side panels are created with decorative punched aluminum.How cool is this?? Materials: 1-1/4″ pocket hole screws 1″ screws 1/2″ 
This is the perfect accent piece for displaying plants or a collection of knick-knacks. Personally, I think it would be an awesome place to store and display books! Or maybe for buckets of toys, crayons, markers, etc. in the kiddos’ room?
I know this really doesn’t need to be said but I will say it anyway – This is NOT a ladder 
Awhile back, I had a request for a Two-Piece Armoire from a reader. Though she hasn’t had a chance yet to build it (I know how that is!), she’s hoping to build it soon! In the meantime, I was contacted by Dave who also requested plans for a two-piece armoire but on a much larger scale. This bad boy is massive and will be so 
What an awesome media stand! I intentionally left the doors plain on these plans so they could be customized to match any decor – stenciled, vinyl, distressed, however you choose!
Materials: 1-1/4″ pocket hole screws 1-1/4″ brad nails 2 – sets of hinges (for inset doors) Magnetic catch 2 – cabinet pulls Finishing supplies Lumber: 2 – 2×2 at 6′ 3 – 
Here is the perfect quick and easy project for the weekend! This would be a great shelf for displaying plants on the porch or for organizing towels and other toiletries in the bathroom!
Materials: 1-1/4″ pocket hole screws 1-1/4″ brad nails Finishing supplies Lumber: Scrap of 1×6 at 13-1/2″ 4 – 1×2 at 8′ 1 – 1×3 at 8′ 1 – quarter 
There can never be enough wine storage, right? Ok, I may be the exception because I have a “thing” for wine… If you do, too, then this table is for you! With three shelves to hold six bottles each and a drawer for supplies, you will definitely be ready for your next shindig – or to just display your fine collection!
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This is one of those pieces that can be finished in so many ways… Distressed and chippy finish, stained, painted one solid color, or decoupage each of the drawers with different scrapbooking papers! I think I’ll have to add this piece to my ever-growing list of things I want to build just because!
Materials: 1-1/4″ pocket hole screws 1-1/4″ screws 1-1/4″ brad 
This is really a cool idea – a table with storage that is “hidden” within artwork! Sounds crazy, right? It is actually similar to a Murphy bed… The “table” is the frame and back side of the artwork, and inside are a few shelves for storage! When unfolded, the table is bar height which makes this the perfect piece for surprise entertaining! As usual, this 
Earlier this week, I posted plans for the Farmhouse Cabinet and today, I’m posting the matching chest. This would be great “doubled” (omitting the side trim and changing the width of the top) also as I mentioned in the post for the cabinet. I may use both pieces when I remodel my craft storage… I really like them! Farmhouse Chest Materials: 1-1/4″ pocket hole 
I swear, if I had the wall space, I would build this cabinet to display plates and bowls! I love it – it is such an easy and quick build, plus it can be stained or painted to match any decor! My boyfriend just bought a house that is in dire need of renovation and maybe he’ll let me build a couple of these for |
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