After 3 years staring at the empty space beneath my dining room window, I decided it was time for a buffet end table. I went to Pintrist for some ideas and found this awesome design by Ana White.
I decided to modify the dimensions and do a multi-stain pattern to give the table a more bohemian look.
Here's a link to the step by step instructions:
http://rusticcedar.blogspot.com
Estimated Cost
$150.00
Estimated Time Investment
Week Long Project (20 Hours or More)
Finish Used
Puritan Pine Miniwax - One of my favorites - a classic
Colonial Maple Miniwax - A soft, woodsy stain
Summer Oak Rustoleum - A very light, subtle stain
Driftwood Rustoleum - My new favorite stain - very modern
Dark Walnut Rustoleum - Should always have this handy
Mineral Green Rustoleum - A little too light, but okay here
Colonial Maple Miniwax - A soft, woodsy stain
Summer Oak Rustoleum - A very light, subtle stain
Driftwood Rustoleum - My new favorite stain - very modern
Dark Walnut Rustoleum - Should always have this handy
Mineral Green Rustoleum - A little too light, but okay here
Recommended Skill Level
Beginner