It takes up much less space, and can double as a bench if we needed extra seating. I'm really happy with the stain, it was a test for the eames lounge project, and I'm confident that it will look awesome with the vinyl I ordered.
June 17, 2008
Hairpin Legs Coffee Table
Finally finished! I love it! I bought a Pronomen counter top from Ikea, lightly sanded it, and stained it using Minwax's Water-Based Wood Stain in "American Walnut" in 3 coats, after drying I applied 3 coats of Minwax's Water-Based Polycrylic. I painted the bottom gloss white, and screwed the legs on.
It takes up much less space, and can double as a bench if we needed extra seating. I'm really happy with the stain, it was a test for the eames lounge project, and I'm confident that it will look awesome with the vinyl I ordered.
It takes up much less space, and can double as a bench if we needed extra seating. I'm really happy with the stain, it was a test for the eames lounge project, and I'm confident that it will look awesome with the vinyl I ordered.
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where did you pick up the legs?
ReplyDeletei have a lovely extra piece of laminated MDF i want to make into a table, but alas no legs.
Hi! I bought them off of ebay - there's usually a handful of auctions for hairpins. You can also but them new from Hairpin Legs at http://www.ianmaclean.com/. Hope that helps!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! At first I liked the white table, but I can see that this fits your living room better. Can't wait to see it in person!
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