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I had a neighbor give me a couple of new cabinet bases that had been in storage for many years still in their boxes. No tops. So, since we needed bedside tables. I glued up some barnwood tops, found some great aspen pieces for lamp bases along the creek and went to work. I think I got a pretty fair blend of the old and the new. This was a fun, easy project, they look nice and we use them everday.
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rivergirl
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#1 posted 971 days ago
Creative thinking here. I have a friend who did a similar thing- but for his kitchen in his “cabin” (High end cabin…) He also covered the sides with rough cut and then used small split logs to cover the drawers.
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#2 posted 971 days ago
That’s an unusual design but I like it.
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#3 posted 971 days ago
VERY NICE LOOKING CABINET.
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#4 posted 971 days ago
I like that. Very workable bedside tables. Love the built-in lamps.
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