KIDS ARMCHAIRS PROJECT WITH PALLETS

Colored garden (or other) armchairs for kids!

More information at http://recyclage-palettes.blogspot.fr/ website !

Idea sent by ridouardo drix !

IKEA HACKING WITH PALLETS: EXPEDIT

Here’s my latest work, the base is (again) a sad white ikea’s expedit cabinet hacked with pallets. I’ve suspended it, drilled in different points to hide wires and with added a colored IKEA’s led stripe to get an even cooler look!
Due to its irregular surface to keep it clean I’ve topped it with a 6 mm thick pvc cover sheet laser cut that works just fine for what I had in my mind, it shows perfectly what’s below it and add value to its shades.
I’ve had so much fun with this project beside the boring part of dismantling and cleaning the pallets from which it’s made of 
HAVE FUN!
Riki Tamiazzo from Italy

Idea sent by Riccardo Tamiazzo !

Benches Ideas

Benches

New benches ready for summer!

Choose from 3 designs. 

The prints are repeated on both sides of the bench.

Size: 420mm x 800mm x 280mm

Teal with a tapestry print

Retro green with 70's wallflower print

Fuchsia with proteas

Large bench - Natural wood finish

420mm x 1200mm x 270mm

Colourful benches

Colourful bench

Large blue and natural

420mm x 1200mm x 280mm

Colourful bench

Medium red and natural

420mm x 800mm x 280mm

Small bench natural

430mm x 1020mm) x 320mm

George Bench

450mm x 1300mm x 450mm 

Source: http://jasperandgeorge.blogspot.com/

Pallet Furniture Idea

Frank's shelf

Use it to display a plate collection and some loved decor items.

It is also perfect for a kids bedroom.

1000mm x 1300mm x 100mm

Frank's shelf

Dori's salsa kist

1700mm x 400mm x 500mm

Trousseau kist in yellow with vinyl flowers.

440mm x 1460mm x 370mm

Reclaimed sleeper bookshelf

2200mm x 1200mm 250mm

Ladder from reclaimed pallet wood

2000mm x 500mm

Kitchen cabinet
reclaimed pallet wood

880mm x 640mm x 460mm

Shelving unit

1200mm x 640mm

280mm gaps between shelves

Colourful ceramic bowls by Maureen Visage

Custom headboard
reclaimed pallet wood

Trousseau Kist
reclaimed pallet wood 
This could work in the bedroom for extra storage space for your linen,
 or use it in the living room as storage for you magazines and some extra seating. 
440mm x 1460mm x 370mm

 Bookshelf
reclaimed pallet wood

1400mm x 280mm x 280mm

Dark grey bookshelf
MDF board

1400mm x 280mm x 280mm

Small display cabinet
reclaimed pallet wood 
840mm x 400mm x 410mm 

Medium display cabinet
reclaimed pallet wood 
1640mm x 800mm x 410mm

Large display cabinet
reclaimed pallet wood 
1940mm x 1200mm x 410mm

 Table 
pine
1300mm x 1900mm 
Quote on request

Source:http://jasperandgeorge.blogspot.com/

Ideal solution of organizing different things

At a certain point, each of us has the problem of not finding a certain thing exactly when we need it, no matter what that object is. Usually it happens because we are always on the run, very busy or because we do not organize our things as we should. DYI found a solution for these problems: simple and at ease: the wooden drawers that will organize your space better than you would have thought and in a short time. Why are these drawers so special? They are actually made of 3 wooden boxes, 4 pieces of wood, screwdriver, a ruler and a pencil. It depends only on you where you need them, in your garage, in your home office or in the kitchen.

There is nothing complicated about the drawers and if you follow the right steps and really want to organize your space, you can make the drawers on your own. DIY drawers follow the idea of simplicity and as long as you want to save yourself from the trouble of not finding things when you need them, maybe you should adopt this solution.

The fact that they are appropriate for so many rooms, make them even more attractive; what is certain is that you will defintely find what you need easier as you will know exactly in which drawer it is.{found on design-remont}.

DIY simple side table

It’s always fun to find creative projects that you can do by yourself. Small decorative items are usually what we create but there are also other things we can come up with, for example something practical and useful like a side table. And that’s a really simply project because it doesn’t require much time or effort.

Here’s what you’re going to need to make a side table just like the one in the pictures. You’ll need a hammer, a cross-cut hand saw, an engineered square or 90-degree triangle, a sanding block, a pencil, lumber ((3) 1” x 6” x 6’, (1) 1” x 4” x 6’, (1) 1” x 3” x 6’, (1) 1” x 2” x 6’) and a box of #16 x 1 1/4″ wire nails.

First begin by building the frame. Cut the lumber to the dimensions you want, in this case angle tool (engineered square or 90-degree triangle) and lightly sand the edges.

(6) — 1” x 2” x 11” corner supports (for lateral support, (4) — 1” x 6” x 18” top and bottom panel, (4) — 1” x 6″ x 20” side panel. Then assemble the side panels using nails directly into the center of the 1 x 2s. Next add the drawer into the space between the first and second plank. Now assemble the top and bottom panels and you’ll have a complete frame.

Assemble the drawer by cutting lumber to the following dimensions: (2) — 1” x 6“ x 15” front and back planks, (2) — 1” x 4” x 9.5” side planks (one on each side), (2) — 1” x 3” x 11” outermost side planks, (2) — 1” x 4” x 15” bottom end planks, (1) — 1” x 3” x 15” bottom middle plank. Slide the drawer into the frame and the table is done. You can also paint the table if you wish.{found on designsponge}