DIY Breakfast Nook
I completed this project in a weekend, over 2 days. The space was an empty void in the corner of our kitchen, so I decided to fill with a functional seating and eating space.
I first removed the trim from the wall, so I could reuse it on the front of the box later, to make the bench match the rest of the kitchen. One challenge I came across was rerouting the a/c vent through the front of the box so we didn't lose that circulation.
My sister-in-law chipped in to make the cushions and pillows to soften it up. I added the DIY table, and further defined the space with wainscoting and trim.
Estimated Cost
$500
Estimated Time Investment
Weekend Project (10-20 Hours)
Type of Wood
Blonde hard plywood, common studs, wainscot boards
Finish Used
Semi-gloss trim paint was use, to have the ability to clean later after meals, etc.
Recommended Skill Level
Intermediate
Comments
homeideas5099
Wed, 10/23/2013 - 10:10
Very nice
Looks fantastic. Love how you reused the trim to have the whole unit blend in with the rest of the kitchen. Well done.
kellim
Thu, 08/08/2019 - 02:00
Really Interesting
There are not lot more websites where you can this kind of DIY projects and I have not seen much videos about these kind of things seriously all things look very easier as I feel that I can also make this breakfast table at 6dollarsessay.com we also try to give new ideas to the people and try things by their own once I get all the tools required in this project I try to make this.
patriciasperry
Fri, 08/16/2019 - 04:05
This is the most creative…
This is the most creative DIY for the breakfast table. I need the dining table for my organization named leather chase. Please do share the tutorial for that and do share more creative ideas.