Bedroom - Nightstands

Why a Low Loft Bed Low loft beds are gaining in popularity because they create more floor space for storage underneath, but are still easy to get in and out of an change sheets and make the bed. I also love the low loft bed for toddlers, since the enclosed mattress has a crib-like feel, keeps pillows and blankets on the bed, and is the perfect height for tucking in littles. Why Build a Low Loft Bed You can save money. There are many options for buying a low loft bed, but by building your own you can save hundreds (even thousands!) of dollars. This low loft bed cost about $50 in lumber to make. Youll get a more durable end product. Our homebuilt option is VERY sturdy, suitable for even young adults. You get to customize it. We love that by building it yourself you get to choose your finish and can easily customize the storage options underneath. And its pretty easy to build. Most ...

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An good entryway or mudroom system is critical for an organized home. You need to know where things are, where they belong, so you can come and go without searching for misplaced items, or wondering where to put things. Why This Entryway Set is Essential There are many ways to organize an entryway - everything from built in cabinetry to eclectic solutions. But this system - what I call our Essential Entryway System is one I keep coming back to. Because it works in small spaces, and in big spaces. Because it works in modern spaces, and farmhouse spaces. Because it works when you are renting or a homeowner - it is not a permanent fixture. Because it works in front entryways and separate mudrooms. Because its easy to modify in size. Because it has the right storage for just about any climate and family situation. I use it and I live in Alaska with three kids. This system - the wa...

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This is a fun simple project with big impact! I love the mix of wood and metal. Oh did I mention it only took 2 hours from start to finish, one board, one stick of angle aluminum and some screws! Well, it actually goes finish first on this one! The first step was to cut down my 2 x 12 into 3 pieces at 31 1/2 (so I could get three shelves out of one 8 foot long board). I gave them a good sanding and stained them. I used Carrington by RustOleum - its got a slight reddish tint, very pretty! Now for the aluminum angle. You can find it at most any hardware store, and its pretty inexpensive - Aluminum angle comes in precut sizes, but mine were 48 in length, so I decided to cut them in half. The best way Ive found to cut aluminum angle is with a jigsaw with a metal blade. Just clamp the aluminum angle down, And it cuts like butter! Even easier than cutting wood! Then ...

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This simple farmhouse table is designed to give you all the beautify of real wood, and sturdiness of home built - but without requiring many tools or advanced techniques. Simplest Farmhouse Table Features Easy to build design features no pocket holes and simple construction techniques Super sturdy Lightweight design, so portable enough to move around with two people easily Smooth top Optimized for materials (so youll hardly have any waste) Paint or stain any color Seats 6 comfortably Can be used as a desk or even a kitchen island (just make the legs 6 longer) Perfect for Weddings andEvents The inspiration behind this table was a request from a friend to create five farmhouse tables for a weddingthat were sturdy, could hold up to transporting, lightweight enough to move around easily, and as inexpensive as possible. My husband and I were able to build all five in an afternoo...

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