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Geometric coffee table

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Materials: GROGGY Tray, stainless steel (Art #100.183.25), BRANAS Basket, rattan (Art #401.384.30), Mozaic ceramic/glass tile (etc. from Leroy Merlin), Bolts x4, Glue for ceramic

Description: Rattan basket to detachable from the bottom. Drill 4 holes in the tray at the base – the basket. At the edges of the bottom basket should also be drill four bolt holes. Tray through the holes will be attached to the basket bolts.

Attach the screws to the bottom tray baskets.

Arrange and glue the mosaic on the metal tray with adhesive. Use geometric patterns.

PS: For elegance can wipe grout joints for mosaic tiles.

~ Maxim “Tusken” Grebennikov, Russia, Roston-on-Don

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5 Responses

  1. Why cant one post negative comments? Negative opinion is still an opinion. Re this hack, yes, the top and bottom do not work together, mosaic is on 5 yo level.

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  2. It seems like this would be too short and small to be a coffee table. The tile work is lovely and this would’ve made a beautiful serving tray.

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  3. I thought this was neat. I think the wicker basket doesn’t match the metal platter. If this has perhaps been on a wooden platter or if this was attachedto a lack or something it would match better. The mosaic is lovely too – frequently there are people on this site who try to be artistic and fail when it comes to matching up colors or creating designs (sorry, but its true), but this is really nice.

    You could maybe even be clever and use a hinge under the tray and create storage.

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