Materials: Lack Side Table
Description: I bought two Lack tables. I assembled one fully and used the top of the second glued it and used it as a base which created the form I needed to replicate the nail head side table from Clayton Grey. I used strip nail heads and followed the lines in the picture!
Total Project:
14.00 2-tables
18.00 for strip of nail heads.
Clayton Grey's $445.00
See more of the nailhead trim sidetable.
~ erin corcoran, Tacoma, WA
That looks great! I really love it and it looks fabulous between your adorable couches!
ReplyDeleteI googled the Clayton Grey original, and I like yours better!
ReplyDeleteLooks so elegant! Would you be able to tell us what size that nailhead trim is?? The size is perfect!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteWOW.
ReplyDeleteThat is even better, as you have the shelf on the bottom, too.
Awesome!
That's brilliant work - practical and looks funky. I love bespoke furniture designs rather have the same old table or chair as everyone else.
ReplyDeleteThis hack really makes the table look like a high-end piece. Very nice work.
ReplyDeleteTo tell the truth, dear Erin, I like yours even better than Clayton Gray's!! Bravo, excellent work :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Are these the regular white lack tables or the glossy ones?
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic! This is the best ikea hack I have seen yet. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome! I've never been on this blog before. I need to make this for my bedroom. How tall is this table?
ReplyDeletei love it, yours look so much better
ReplyDeleteGreat job!! I actually like yours better than the crazy expensive original one!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic, absolutely love this one!
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