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12 июля 2020

В съемке для «РБК Стиль» стилист и декоратор Марина Бессонова вместе с видеографом Иваном Фильченко показали, как с помощью правильно подобранной посуды и необычных акцентов воссоздать на обеденном столе голландский натюрморт или синий мир Ива Кляйна.

Золотое правило основателя движения «Искусства и ремесла» Уильяма Морриса гласит: не храните у себя дома ничего, что не соответствует определенной цели и не кажется вам красивым. Этим принципом стоит руководствоваться и при сервировке стола.

В синих тонах

Синий цвет достаточно неоднозначен, но тем и интересен. Яркий синий, который проповедовал Ив Клян, смотрится динамично не только на холсте, но даже на тарелке.

Бокалы Сhateau, Baccarat; блюдо Oh de Christofle, десертные ложки Mood Party, разделочный нож Malmaison — все Christofle; тарелка и чайная пара In Bloom, Bernardaud

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Густой синий цвет всегда стремится к объединению, а не раздробленности, как может показаться на первый взгляд. И ничто так не подходит к тарелке с синим орнаментом, как шоколадный десерт: в этом я убедилась в парижском ресторане Ralph`s. Поэтому смело сервируйте свежеиспеченный брауни на тарелке с цветком In Bloom. Эстетики такому тандему точно не занимать.

Серая скатерть

Светлая серая скатерть на столе — это как серые стены классического парижского интерьера, которые всегда готовы вобрать всю красоту декоративных элементов и цветовых полотен. Так и при сервировке стола серый отлично сочетается с различными материалами, цветами и фактурами, а белый фарфор на серой скатерти — это всегда беспроигрышный ход. Посуда оттенка белого бисквита выгодно подчеркивает любое блюдо, в высокой гастрономии предпочтение отдается шершавым матовым фактурам.

Тарелки из коллекций Louvre, Twist, Bulle — все Bernardaud; кубок для шампанского 100 Points, ваза для фруктов Roscoff — все Lalique; сервировочная ложка и половник для супа Malmaison, Christofle

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А можно и добавить красок: десертное ягодное «поле» станет ярким штрихом как в гастрономическом, так и в эстетическом смысле.

Голландский натюрморт

Голландские натюрморты — это вдохновение в чистом виде. Но необязательно воспринимать их буквально: интерпретируйте на свой манер.

Тарелки из коллекций Constance, Cronos Amande — все Bernardaud; кубок для шампанского 100 Points, блюдо Poissons Combattants, набор из двух мельниц Peugeot, стакан для воды Wingen — все Lalique; сервировочная ложка Malmaison, сервировочные нож и вилка для рыбы Marly, поднос Albi — все Christofle

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Серебро и полевые травы объединились для красивой подачи свежего улова, а различного рода ягоды — земляника, смородина, крыжовник — перенесут художественную поэтику с полотна на ваш стол. Выходит незамысловато, легко и воздушно.

Жизнерадостный розовый 

Ничто так не будоражит аппетит, как розовый цвет. Солнечным утром он настраивает на прекрасное начало дня, а искристое розовое шампанское в бокале предвещает его не менее прекрасное завершение. Блеск хрусталя только подчеркнет ощущение праздника.

Набор из двух чашек с блюдцами Delphos & Knossos, Bernardaud; тарелки из коллекций Mille Nuits, Arabesque, Swing, стакан для воды Harmonie, скульптура медведя Baccarat x Be@rbrick, игральные кубики Baccarat x Marcel Wanders — все Baccarat; нож и вилка Perles, солонка и перечница Jardin d’Eden, масленка Albi — все Christofle

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Здесь можно все: вместо блюдца для хлеба используйте кулек с хлебными палочками, яйцо установите на хрустальный пьедестал-стаканчик и доставайте парадные приборы. Почувствовать себя праздным Людовиком у себя дома вам точно никто не запретит.

Стиль: Марина Бессонова. Видео: Иван Фильченко.

Специально для «ЦУМ Home» (@tsum.home).

Снято на iPhone.

Благодарим Barvikha Hotel & Spa за помощь в организации съемки. 

декор стола своими руками на фото

Кухонный стол всегда считается одним из главных предметов мебели в доме. Это не удивительно, ведь именно за ним собираются близкие люди для душевных разговоров, празднований и уютного чаепития. Именно поэтому предлагаем сделать декор для него своими руками. Ведь даже такие мелочи помогают создать определенное настроение.

Декоративная дорожка на стол

Конечно же, белоснежные скатерти – это классический вариант, который всегда будет уместным. Но тем не менее для некоторых праздников хочется выбрать более подходящий по тематике вариант. Безусловно, скатерть из хорошего материала стоит довольно дорого. Поэтому предлагаем сделать альтернативный вариант в виде декоративной дорожки. В данном случае мы украсим ее картой звездного неба. Согласитесь, весьма оригинальное решение.

Нам понадобятся такие материалы:

• льняная ткань синего цвета;
• распечатанная карта звездного неба;
• кусочек мыла;
• кисть маленького размера;
• бытовой отбеливатель с хлором;
• нитки белого цвета;
• игла;
• ножницы.

Если вы первый раз пробуете сделать что-то подобное, то предлагаем сделать на ткани пометки с помощью мыла. После чего рисуем кисточкой, окуная ее в бытовой отбеливатель. Учитывайте, что он проявляется не сразу, а спустя несколько часов. При желании можно нанести несколько слоев рисунка.

Рисовать созвездия нужно очень внимательно, чтобы не пропустить ни одной звезды.

90000 Sensory Table Ideas — PreKinders 90001 90002 Here are some ideas and pictures of my Preschool Sensory Table activities. 90003 90004 90005 Pom Poms, Bottles, & Tongs 90006 90002 Children use the tongs to pick up the colored pom poms and drop them into a bottle. This activity is good fine motor practice and hand-eye coordination. The bottles in the picture are Tazo drink bottles, which I chose because the opening was not too small and not too wide. I later replaced them with clear plastic bear-shaped honey bottles since our sensory table is on a hard floor and the bottles would break if they fell.90003 90002 This is my favorite sensory table to start out our year in Pre-K because it’s one of the least messy! 90003 90011 90005 Marbles and Melon Scoops 90006 90002 Children use the melon scoops to pick up marbles and put them in the ice cube tray. Children love to do this and they are practicing fine motor in a fun way. The marbles can be a little noisy, but if this bothers you, just place sheets of craft foam or a large piece of felt in the bottom of the sensory table pan to buffer the noise.90003 90002 You could also use water beads for this. 90003 90018 90005 Pouring Water 90006 90002 Children poured water into different sized containers. 90003 90023 90005 Pouring Sand 90006 90002 Children poured sand into different sized containers. I use dustless Jurassic Sand — see resources section below for info. 90003 90028 90005 Exploring Volume with Rice 90006 90002 Children used dry rice and colored jewels with measuring cups, funnels, and different sizes and shapes of clear glass containers.90003 90033 90005 Exploring Volume with Water 90006 90002 Children used water and colored jewels with measuring cups, funnels, and different sizes and shapes of clear glass containers. 90003 90038 90005 Magnets in the Sensory Table 90006 90002 This fun science sensory table has magnetic and non-magnetic items for children to explore. Fill the sensory table with rice (or use sand). Add colorful plastic pony beads (non-magnetic), some magnetic marbles, and colored metal paper clips.Include magnet wands for each child. 90003 90002 (Note: These items could be a choking hazard for very young children.) 90003 90045 90005 Creative Exploration (Lizards) 90006 90002 Children used Jurassic Sand with Tree Blocks, river rocks, and plastic lizards for creative play. 90003 90050 90005 Creative Exploration (Spiders) 90006 90002 Children used Jurassic Sand with Tree Blocks and plastic spiders for creative play. The plastic spiders are spider rings with the ring part cut off.90003 90055 90005 Color Mixing 90006 90002 Children mixed primary-colored water to make secondary colors. The bucket in the middle was for dumping the water when finished, or to start over. 90003 90060 90005 90062 Turkey Basters 90063 90006 90002 I added turkey basters (bought at the Dollar Tree) with a bucket of water and measuring cups. Of course, all of the water from the bucket ended up in the table, but that was okay. From that point, they squeezed up the water from the table & tried to get it all back in the bucket.Great fine motor practice & a lot of fun! 90003 90067 90005 90062 Cups With Holes & Cups Without Holes 90063 90006 90002 I added two cups with holes & two without holes for the children to explore with the water. I used clear disposable punch cups & used a drafting compass to poke holes in the bottom of two of the cups. Oddly enough, the compass is one of my handiest tools in the classroom- I have used it to draw many circles & poke many holes in things. The kids enjoy drawing circles with them, too.Anyway, they LOVED this sensory table; loved making & watching the «rain». 90003 90074 90005 90062 Catching Fish 90063 90006 90002 I added these foam fish from a package I purchased at a craft store, along with kitchen strainers, and two small buckets. The children enjoyed catching the fish and putting them in their bucket. When all of the fish were gone, they dumped their bucket of fish back into the water. If foam fish are unavailable, you could cut a simple fish shape from sheets of craft foam, or use any foam shape- hearts for Valentines Day, or animals for a safari theme for example.90003 90081 90005 Transferring Cocoa (Left to Right) 90006 90002 Children used a spoon to move cocoa from the bowl on the left to the right. The cocoa gives off a nice scent. Cinnamon and other spices can also be used. 90003 90086 90005 Easy Fingerpaint 90006 90002 Someone donated some bottles of finger paint to our class, but we had no finger paint paper. Instead of finger painting on paper, we put it in the sensory table, and the children loved it! It’s also fun to add two colors that mix well, such as blue + yellow, or red + yellow.90003 90002 Be sure to have children push up their sleeves and wear a paint smock for this activity. Keep wet wipes handy. Wipe out the table as soon as center time is over, because it is harder to clean up after it has dried. Kids can help with clean up by wiping it out with wet wipes (I go behind them and disinfect the table each day, also). 90003 90093 90005 Mixing Goop 90006 90002 Children mixed cornstarch with colored water to make «goop». 90003 90098 90005 Bubbles 90006 90002 Children added liquid soap to water with medicine droppers and blew bubbles with a straw.90003 90103 90005 Ice Rainbows 90006 90002 Children explored crushed ice and colored water by adding drops of colored water to a cup of ice. 90003 90108 90005 Instant Snow 90006 90002 Insta-Snow is a superabsorbant polymer. I let my kids watch as I make it so they can see the powder absorb the water. I bought mine at Hobby Lobby, but you can also get it from Steve Spangler. Since my kids do not get the opportunity to see or touch real snow, they like to just run their fingers through it and play with it.You could also use it with measuring cups and containers of different sizes, or with small plastic polar animals. 90003 90113 90005 Flour & Water Mixture 90006 90002 Place a cup of flour, cup of water, spoon, and bowl in the sensory table for each child (I only have room for two children at our table). The children can choose the amounts of flour and water to add to their bowl and stir, experimenting to see the different consistencies they get when they add more water or more flour.90003 90118 90119 90120 Where to find these items: 90121 90002 Pony Beads: Can be found in craft stores. 90003 90002 Magnetic Marbles: Can be purchased from school supply stores. 90003 90002 Magnet Wands: Can be found in fabric shops. 90003 90005 Resources for Your Sensory Table 90006 90002 Insta-Snow: 90003 90002 Jurassic Sand: 90003 90134 90135 Jurassic Sand Website (Jurassic Sand has provided a discount code for PreKinders.com readers. Enter «PREKINDERS 10%» (with a space).90136 90135 Kaplan 90136 90139 90002 I receive a lot of questions about where I purchased the sensory table. The truth is, I rescued it from my school’s storage building in pitiful condition, got rid of the bugs and frogs, soaped it down, and sprayed it with white spray paint (the kind made for plastic). Check educational supply catalogs to find similar sensory tables. Community Playthings has a nice one. 90003 90002 Do not miss the science resource page! 90003 90002 Welcome! 90003 90146 90002 Would you like to join my FREE weekly update newsletter? Join 85,000+ subscribers! 90003 We collect, use, and process your data according to our Privacy Policy.90149 Do not worry — we never sell or share email addresses! .90000 15 Awesome DIY Side Table Ideas 90001 90002 When it comes to DIY furniture, we often find ourselves hesitating. Sure, we’re crafty, but we’re not necessarily super experience in things like wood working, welding, or other very handy skills that you’d think of something like furniture building as requiring. Even so, we’re still usually tempted to look into making out own furniture pieces because we’re resourceful DIY enthusiasts and we do not often back down from a challenge.That’s why we’re glad there are so many helpful tutorials outlining so many incredibly creative small furniture pieces on the Internet! So, what’s the piece we’ve been looking forward to challenging ourselves with lately, you ask? Well, we could really use a new side table and perhaps a new bedside table stand, and we’re convinced that we can make them ourselves! 90003 90002 Just in case you’re as intent on learning how to make your own furniture as we are, here are 15 of the coolest side table tutorials and ideas we’ve come across in our search so far.90003 90006 1. DIY wire side table 90007 90002 90009 90009 90003 90002 Have you ever had a folding and unfolding wire shelf or laundry rack in your house and, as you were setting it up or putting it away, have you ever looked at how it folds and thought about how many other shapes and things it could be made into? Maybe it’s just us with the wandering minds, but we’ve actually had those thoughts often, so imagine how excited we were when we came across this awesome folding wire rack table from Lowes! Their tutorial shows you how to make a dual standing base from folded and zip tied wire racks, as well as how to add a smooth plastic top so you can set things on the table without them tipping or falling through.90003 90006 2. Simple wooden side table 90007 90002 90017 90017 90003 90002 Perhaps you actually 90021 do 90022 have a little bit of experience basic handy work and maybe even wood work so you’re not totally opposed to the idea of ​​making your own wooden side table from scratch, but you’d also still like to keep it basic just to make sure it’s actually a feasible project for you? In that case, we 90021 definitely 90022 think you should take a look at this awesome wooden side table from Not Just a Housewife! Their tutorial is step by step and simple so you’ll have a simple enough time following along, but once you’ve got a cheerful coat of paint on there too, you’ll feel 90021 very 90022 accomplished indeed.90003 90006 3. DIY vintage record side table 90007 90002 90031 90031 90003 90002 If you’re going to make your own custom furniture pieces, would you rather make something awesome and personalized to reflect the things you love, right there in your living space? Well, if you’re a music lover and a fan of creative vintage aesthetics, then we have a feeling we’ve found 90021 just 90022 the project for you! Check out how The Flourishing Abode used a wire plant stand and an old record to create a beautiful, old fashioned looking side table that will instantly amp up the style in the whole space.It’s even flat and sturdy enough to set your coffee on! 90003 90006 4. DIY step-up side table 90007 90002 90041 90041 90003 90002 Does your current home decor for the room you need a table in actually reflect a more modernized, sort of geometrically influenced aesthetic rather than a homemade DIY or vintage one? Well, just because your central goal is not actually to make a piece that 90021 looks 90022 explicitly DIY does not mean you can not still make a custom piece yourself! For a mod space, we quite enjoy the look of this step-up style side table with multiple shelves at different heights.We even love the idea of ​​painting it a really bright colour so it pops out from the rest of the decor like a statement piece! See how this one was made in more detail on Ana White. 90003 90006 5. Vinyl strip martini table 90007 90002 90051 90051 90003 90002 Have you ever looked at a table that you already have and thought about how, even though you do not mind the basic shape of the piece, you just can not help but think that the whole thing would be much more interesting if you got a little creative and added some more umph to the design? Well, Matsutake Blog must be on your same wavelength, because that’s 90021 exactly 90022 what they did here! Check out how they turned this plain circular, single stand side table into an awesomely wrapped looking martini glass inspired piece by attaching strips of vinyl at each end to the tabletop and base and then cinching them tight in the middle.90003 90006 6. Industrial side table 90007 90002 90061 90061 90003 90002 Did we 90021 sort of 90022 hit the metallic mark you were looking for originally when we started talking about tables made of wire racks, but that design actually still was not 90021 quite 90022 industrial chic enough for what you had in mind? In that case, we have a feeling you might prefer this metal bracket table frame with a wooden board top! We love the way it creates a stylishly modern look that’s a little more stripped down than some of the other crafty, ornate looking designs you’ll find online, but without taking away from anything else in the room or making the place look too cold.See how the whole thing is made step by step on Lowes. 90003 90006 7. 90071 Upcycled wooden door to side table 90072 90007 90002 90075 90075 90003 90002 Were you intrigued when we talked about simple wood working because you actually 90021 do 90022 have a few basic handy skills in that regard, but if you’re going to go to the effort of making your own project out of wood, would you rather it be upcycled from something else? Personally, we’ll take just about any chance to repurpose old things rather than just throwing them out.That’s part of the reason we thought this wooden cubby side table with leaning support legs was such a cool idea! Kim Werker shows you how to cut and affix the recycled pieces in surprisingly few simple steps. We 90021 adore 90022 their idea of ​​painting their table’s support legs a bright contrast colour to the rest of the room! 90003 90006 8. DIY rustic log slice table 90007 90002 90087 90087 90003 90002 Have you spend quite a bit of time and effort building the space you need a table in to reflect a rather rustic chic aesthetic and style so, no matter what table design you eventually choose, you 90021 really 90022 want to make sure it upholds that same style? Well, we know that there are several different ways to do rustic, but one of our favourite styles is to include natural elements from the outside world right there in the middle of the room.That’s why we liked this log slice table idea featured on Seakettle so much! They show you how to sand your section of log level so things will sit well on the table, and they also guide you through the process of attaching stool legs repurposed from an Ikea piece. 90003 90006 9. DIY copper tubing table 90007 90002 90097 90097 90003 90002 Just in case your mind is still on the idea of ​​industrial chic things but you’re just not sure either of the metal ideas we’ve shown you so far is quite up your alley because they’re both silver, here’s an alternative that we think is 90021 very 90022 mod and cool! Design Sponge walks you step by step through the process of making yourself a simple wooden table painted with a half neon pattern, which is pretty cool in itself, but then also shows you how to make metal table legs from copper piping.We love that it somehow manages to look somewhere between worn, shiny and new, and fashionably chic, all at once! 90003 90006 10. Rustic square bedside table from recycled wood 90007 90002 90107 90107 90003 90002 Are you finding as you scroll that your mind is still wandering to the upcycled wood ideas we’ve shown you before, but neither is 90021 quite 90022 what you’re looking for stylistically? Well, it would not be difficult to make a few design changes to either piece, but we totally understand wanting a more specific tutorial that you can just follow from start to finish for clear guidance.That’s why we were glad to find this simple, upcycled natural wood table idea from Remodelaholic! It’s got the basic shape of the first table we showed you but it’s made with recycled wood like the second, making it the perfect, slightly rustic looking compromise. 90003 90006 11. DIY pallet table 90007 90002 90117 90117 90003 90002 We know we’ve already talked quite a bit about upcycled old wood to make tables, but what if the wood you have access to actually already has quite a bit of structure to it that you can ‘help feeling would be useful to use as a base? Well, then you’re probably in possession of some wooden palettes and we’re here to tell you that, yes, those are an awesome tool for making your own table! This particular tutorial from Love Stitched is actually more of a coffee table size than a side table, but their basic steps are still very helpful to see and adjusting things to accommodate a smaller size of pallet of a side table sized finished product will not be difficult.90003 90006 12. Upside down flower pot and tray table 90007 90002 90125 90125 90003 90002 Perhaps it’s not actually the 90021 inside 90022 of your house that you’ve been planning on adding DIY furniture to, and the place that could really use a side table is actually your back porch seating area? Well, spring is fast approaching, so we can not blame you for wanting to start your DIY process now! That way your table will be ready by the time the weather is warm enough to sit outside and use it.If you’re looking for simple, crafty, and clearly awesomely upcycled ideas, here’s an upside down planter and tray concept from Thrifty and Chic that we really enjoy. Paint them and add some thin rope or jute string to give it a cute outdoorsy feel. 90003 90006 13. Wire basket and table top 90007 90002 90135 90135 90003 90002 By this point, we’ve talked a number of times about designs that use bits and pieces of other household items or furniture, so it’ll come as no surprise that we’ve found another resourceful idea in that same vein for your consideration ! Check out how Apartment Therapy used a copper wire waste paper basket flipped upside down as a table base for a rounded table top.We love this design that leaves the copper metal exposed, but you could also paint all kinds of combinations for your basket base and round top! 90003 90006 14. Spray painted upside down trash can side table 90007 90002 90143 90143 90003 90002 Do you 90021 very 90022 much enjoy the idea of ​​making a simple side table out of an upside down waste paper basket, but you’re just not sure that you need a bigger table top than the one the bottom of the basket provides you already ? Well, no one says you 90021 have 90022 to make any more adjustments at all than the basic maneuver of flipping the basket! The Crafting Chicks is right on the same wavelength as you and they kept it simple, but we love the idea of ​​painting it all kinds of different colours! Try coordinating it with your bedding or other decorative or furniture pieces in your room.90003 90006 15. Geometric copper side table 90007 90002 90155 90155 90003 90002 Okay, we know we’ve already talked a number of times about copper wire and piping as part of a DIY side table design, but we’re just so obsessed with the look that we’ve got yet another copper design idea for you ! Check out the way Home Depot harnessed that same concept of making a base and attaching a table top, but this time by tightly stringing copper pipes all together in geometric shapes, almost like a piece of modern art.90003 90002 Have you made another kind of awesome DIY side table that you loved creating and still proudly display in your home but you do not see anything similar to your design on our list? Tell us all about how you did it or link us to photos of your finished work in the comments section. 90003 .90000 30 Festive Fall Table Decor Ideas! 90001 90002 Fall is here and it’s time to start sprinkling the house with this warm, seasonal flavor. From evening dinner parties to holiday celebrations, your dining room tables need to be filled with colors and accents of this cozy time of the year. From amber hues to funny little pumpkins, we’re sharing it all. We’ve compiled a list of 30 festive, fun fall table décor ideas to get your sprucing up to speed. Take a look and get inspired! 90003 90004 1.A Succulent. 90005 90002 90007 90007 View in gallery 90003 90002 Fall colors and a surprising burst of succulent magic, this tablescape of quite the beautiful design. 90003 90004 2. Some Plum. 90005 90002 90015 90015 View in gallery 90003 90002 Plum is a wonderful autumn-inspired color that’s rarely used and we love it paired with white pumpkins! 90003 90004 3. Color Pops. 90005 90002 90023 90023 View in gallery 90003 90002 Create a crisp white foundation and add all the colors of the fall by placing leafs throughout the design.90003 90004 4. Golden Embers. 90005 90002 90031 90031 View in gallery 90003 90002 For a bit of romance and tradition, use an amber hued as you inspiration when setting the table. 90003 90004 5. Stacked Pumpkins. 90005 90002 90039 90039 View in gallery 90003 90002 Sometimes all you need is a great centerpiece, and stacking some cream pumpkins could be just the ticket to something special. 90003 90004 6. Lantern Effects. 90005 90002 90047 90047 View in gallery 90003 90002 We love glowing lanterns in the fall, so why not add them to the tablescape too? 90003 90004 7.A Bit of Leafs. 90005 90002 90055 90055 View in gallery 90003 90002 For a more neutral palette, stick with creams and camel colors. Then add some natural leafs to finish. 90003 90004 8. Just Minimal. 90005 90002 90063 90063 View in gallery 90003 90002 With the crisp cool air, a barren table can be quite stylish by adding a few vines here or there. 90003 90004 9. Up Above. 90005 90002 90071 90071 View in gallery 90003 90002 Table décor is not just about what’s on the table, but what’s above too.We are loving this unique idea! 90003 90004 10. Pumpkin Flowers. 90005 90002 90079 90079 View in gallery 90003 90002 Gut a pumpkin (bake the seeds with some cinnamon for a snack!) And then fill it with some fresh flowers for an easy and gorgeous centerpiece. 90003 90004 11. Fill A Tray. 90005 90002 90087 90087 View in gallery 90003 90002 Grab a serving or breakfast tray and use it to create a homey focal point. Acorns and aromatic potpourri make for wonderful fillers. 90003 90004 12.Sprinkle Sunflowers. 90005 90002 90095 90095 View in gallery 90003 90002 Sunflowers are a quintessential fall flower, so use them to your advantage for a sunny side accent. 90003 90004 13. Corn Additions. 90005 90002 90103 90103 View in gallery 90003 90002 Harvesting corn is one of the many perks of fall, so use those kernels as fillers for your candle votives for an extra festive feel. 90003 90004 14. Simple Cream. 90005 90002 90111 90111 View in gallery 90003 90002 Of course the mantle in the background is beautiful, but pay attention to the simple table with the cream-colored candles lighting the way to autumn.90003 90004 15. An Apple. 90005 90002 90119 90119 90003.90000 20 Gorgeous DIY Dining Table Ideas and Plans — The House of Wood 90001 90002 90003 90003 90005 90002 Dining tables are a place for gathering and fellowship, which is one of the main reasons I love building them. Not only are they a place for family and friends to spend quality time together, dining tables can also be a beautiful statement piece in a home. Check out these DIY dining tables below — they’re stylish, functional, and more cost-effective than the store-bought variety! 90005 90002 90009 90009 90005 90002 This DIY Concrete and Wood Dining Table is part of the Geometric Furniture Collection Sarah from The Created Home and I designed.Get the free plans from the link below and visit the tutorial for the complete instructions. 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Concrete & Wood Dining Table → 90005 90002 90017 90017 90005 90002 Sometimes simple is best — I love the modern, clean lines of this dining table. The box joints make it truly unique as they provide some subtle detail, do not you think? 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Modern Dining Table → 90005 90002 90025 90025 90005 90002 Round tables have their own unique charm and this one is made from gorgeous reclaimed wood.Once again, my skilled friend Sarah from The Created Home made the tutorial for this table and you can get the free plans from the link below. 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Round Dining Table → 90005 90002 90033 90033 90005 90002 There’s a certain appeal to chunky furniture like this amazing dining table. I teamed up with my friend Timisha from Toolbox Divas on this DIY Dining Table. The extra thick table top is to die for! 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90041 90041 90005 90002 Making this charming farmhouse dining table is not as difficult as you might think.I used off-the-shelf lumber and pre-fabricated turned furniture legs for an easy and accessible build. 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Farmhouse Dining Table → 90005 90002 90049 90049 90005 90002 I had the plans for this massive beauty for quite a while until Sue from The Widow’s Workshop tackled this project and wrote a full tutorial for it. This dining table is very sturdy and you can easily change its look with paint or wood stain. 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90057 90057 90005 90002 Can you believe this fancy DIY dining table cost less than $ 100 to build? The store-bought look-a-like is priced at almost $ 1300.! Another reason why I prefer to build rather than buy.90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90065 90065 90005 90002 You might not believe how affordable this DIY modern dining table is. In fact, most of the wood was salvaged and the results are simply perfect. 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Modern Dining Table → 90005 90002 90073 90073 90005 90002 If you do not have a lot of experience with power tools and you like the farmhouse style this project is the perfect place to start. 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90081 90081 90005 90002 The boards making this table’s top look like a puzzle which is awesome! It was made using scrap wood so if you have some there’s no need to buy new boards.90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90089 90089 90005 90002 Round tables are perfect for intimate gatherings! The best part is, this round trestle table costs only $ 40 to make. 90005 90002 Learn More About This Round DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90097 90097 90005 90002 X-brace tables are so fun to make and this one has a charming rustic industrial vibe to it, thanks to the metal pipe support beam. 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90105 90105 90005 90002 Not sure what I love more about this table: the glossy herringbone top or the tapered legs.Regardless, it’s brilliant! 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90113 90113 90005 90002 Ever wonder how to make new wood look like old barn wood? Check out the details on this DIY dining table. 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90121 90121 90005 90002 Sometimes simple is best. I love the «no frills» approach to this DIY dining table. 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90129 90129 90005 90002 Having an outdoor dining table is a wonderful idea and this one has a modern chunky look and is sealed for outdoor use.90005 90002 Learn More About This Modern DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90137 90137 90005 90002 If modern is more your style, you’ll love this sleek DIY dining table with steel hairpin legs. 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Dining Table with Hairpin Legs → 90005 90002 90145 90145 90005 90002 I love knock-off furniture and this rustic dining table was inspired by one from Pottery Barn. But here’s the good news: it was built for about $ 60 in materials! 90005 90002 Learn More About This Rustic DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90153 90153 90005 90002 Speaking of knock-offs, here’s another brilliant one.This West Elm-inspired table is a bit sturdier than the original and also much more affordable! 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Dining Table → 90005 90002 90161 90161 90005 90002 I love the rustic and modern vibe of this DIY dining table. The hairpin legs keep things sleek and chic and the reclaimed wood top is simply stunning. 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Modern Dining Table with Hairpin Legs → 90005 90002 90169 90169 90005 90002 Pallet wood furniture has been all the rage for the last several years for its affordability and availability.Here’s a DIY outdoor pallet wood table that’s casual and fun, perfect for that impromptu picnic. 90005 90002 Learn More About This DIY Pallet Wood Dining Table with Bench → 90005 90002 90005 90002 I hope these DIY dining table ideas inspired you. Download your favorite DIY dining table plan and let me know how your project goes! 90005.