This is a great desk and will be large enough for my two monitors as well as a small sewing section. I'm really excited to pair this with the X bookshelf we also made. This desk is very sturdy and will last for years with the classic style.

This is the Farmhouse King Bed. I modified this from the plans on this website to accomidate a King mattress in the normal dimensions. I used 2 X 4's 12in on center and then used masonite set on top and screwed on each end. I used joist hangers and the 2 X 4's just sit in the hanger no screws needed. I used 2 X 10's for the rails and got bed brackets from woodcraft.com. Used Minwax wood conditioner, Minwax English Chestnut Oil based stain, and 3 total coats of Poly satin.

Rustic X Coffee Table

We have been stalking ana-white.com for awhile and making a few projects here and there. we made the $10 ledges to fit over our entertainment center. When we found the plan for the cedar planters we thought they would be a great little storage area for all of the little junk around the house. We made 6 of these planters out of 3 cedar planks and modified them to fit on the $10 ledges (which are actually made with a 1x6 to allow for more things to be able to fit) so they wound up more rectangular than square.

Sorry for the crappy I-phone pics!

Built from your corner cupboard plans. Added a few of my touch and ready for staining. Thank you Ana.

Restoration hardware Callum bunk plan. Stylish and sturdy bunk for our daughter. 

My husband and I completed this project using Ana's amazing plans. It took us about 3 hours total to make. It was a great project. We altered the plans just a tad, but followed hers for the most part. This will be going in the foyer as an entry way bench!

Thanks for the great plans Ana.

We have an open floor plan and a large dining room area, I wanted a table that would do the space justice and provide a place where my boys could do art projects and play games, etc. This table works perfect in the space!

White Armoire Wardrobe with black tee hinges.

I'm not 100% happy with this but it is only my 2nd project. I actually built 2 because the 1st one was really bad (still learning how to cut wood). I'm using the 1st one for all my scrap wood in the garage. The 2nd one (pictured) is going to go in my sons room along with the Kentwood nightstands and simple bed with a modified headboard.

Easy to build and looks great!

I recently painted my kitchen cabinets with a Rust-Oleum Cabinet Transformations kit, and I wanted to add some matching shelves for items I could store above the stove and coffee maker.

made for my son's fish tank.

Cut-off lumber cart on heavy duty 3 inch locking swivel casters.  Used 3/4 copper pipe and 3/4 plywood with a couple of pine wood scraps.  Keeps things neat and clean. :)

I just tried to copy a really neat looking table I saw on the Village Lane Furniture website. You can see the original at this link http://villagelanefurniture.com/blog/tables-and-stands/

I had no dimensions so everything was a guess. I was going to copy the leg style but instead chose to use little balls for feet.

A different style of table and fun to build. I wanted to add all of the pics of the building process but ran out of photo spots. You just need to add the pieces to separate the top and base from the center cube, stain or paint, and put the three pieces together.