
I needed to build a bedside table to go with my farmhouse bed and I wanted to make one that was not matchy matchy with my other one and it also needed to look a little more manly.
I used new chunky pine for this build.
I couldn't find the right handle for this so I bought a steel strip from Bunnings and bent it into shape and drilled holes to attach it to the drawer. I bashed the steel strip with a hammer to make it look more rustic and battered.
The bolts on the legs are purely for decoration.
I think I managed to make a manly looking bedside table and it goes really well with my farmhouse bed and bedside table.




Estimated Cost
$40
Estimated Time Investment
Weekend Project (10-20 Hours)
Finish Used
Walnut Stain
Recommended Skill Level
Beginner