Diy buffet

This is one of those projects that I can’t believe it took me so long to do, as in start it, and one that I loved even more when I brought it to life! I had been searching for months to find a sideboard or bar cabinet that I loved and fit within my budget. It also had to have all of the storage requ

Buffet out of upper stock cabinets! Easy DIY! Full tutorial: https://justcallmehomegirl.com/stock-kitchen-cabinets-into-dining-room-buffet/

Kristy Letterly | DIY + Home + Design on Instagram: "This is by far one of my favorite IKEA hacks yet! Full tutorial is saved to highlights and on the blog! #ikeahack #ikeahacks #ikeahacker #diyfurniture #homestyle"

Materials: (2) Stock Wall Cabinets (36in x 30in x 12in) (1) Birch Plywood (3/4in x 4ft x 8ft) Edge Banding (1) Pine Board (1in x 3in x 8ft) (6) Furniture Legs (I bought 2 packs) Furniture Leg Hardware (I bought 2 packs) Hardware Tools: 1 1/4in #8 construction screws 2in brad nails Miter Saw Table […]

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Materials: (2) Stock Wall Cabinets (36in x 30in x 12in) (1) Birch Plywood (3/4in x 4ft x 8ft) Edge Banding (1) Pine Board (1in x 3in x 8ft) (6) Furniture Legs (I bought 2 packs) Furniture Leg Hardware (I bought 2 packs) Hardware Tools: 1 1/4in #8 construction screws 2in brad nails Miter Saw Table […]

emove clutter and create an area for my boys electronics and disguise it by creating a "built-in buffet" with cabinets that I would convert to desks.

How I created a Buffet using stock upper kitchen cabinets!

Sharing the steps to create a beautiful sideboard from an Ikea Ivar cabinet! Use this Ikea hack to get a high-end look for less!