On the adjacent wall is a desk with fitted shelves above. The desk top is an old panel door once covered in hardboard. We were very pleased to find this lovely shade of olive green underneath. The plan is to fill the panels with tiles - still hunting for the right ones. The shelves are simply 8" wide floor boards stripped and sanded. The drawer unit underneath the desk also made from old floorboards.
Tuesday, 11 January 2011
BEDROOM FURNITURE by chipboard project
This double bed frame is made from salvaged skirting board ripped out of a Victorian terrace (left glowing in the skip outside). They have been slightly sanded to reveal a colourful history. The legs are a offcuts of 12" x 3" floor joist. Nice.


On the adjacent wall is a desk with fitted shelves above. The desk top is an old panel door once covered in hardboard. We were very pleased to find this lovely shade of olive green underneath. The plan is to fill the panels with tiles - still hunting for the right ones. The shelves are simply 8" wide floor boards stripped and sanded. The drawer unit underneath the desk also made from old floorboards.


On the adjacent wall is a desk with fitted shelves above. The desk top is an old panel door once covered in hardboard. We were very pleased to find this lovely shade of olive green underneath. The plan is to fill the panels with tiles - still hunting for the right ones. The shelves are simply 8" wide floor boards stripped and sanded. The drawer unit underneath the desk also made from old floorboards.
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