Klubbo

Materials: Klubbo side table, Fjellse bed slats, stain, polyacrylic, screws, spray paintDescription: I found a Klubbo side table in the garbage and the same evening I stumbled across the wooden bed slats from a Fjellse. I started by measuring my wood so I have about a 3/4″ overhang and I…

Materials: Klubbo (Nest of 3) TablesDescription: We’d bought an Ikea set of tables a few years ago. They served us well, even surviving our first daughter and her drawing / painting / play-doh / doll mash-ups. Over time the veneer cracked, and edging started to peel away. The tables’ futures…

Materials: Klubbo coffee tableDescription: I had this chocolate Klubbo coffee table for quite some time. It’s getting some chips and wear so I decided to give it a new layer so a new look. I got some turquoise, magenta and ceramic mosaic tiles. Some of the tiles were nipped into…

Materials: Klubbo coffee tableDescription: When I first moved into my place, I purchased an inexpensive coffee table from IKEA. It was the right length and height for my sofa, although I was not crazy about the hard laminate top. So I decided to turn it into a ottoman I could…

Materials: Klubbo Nesting Table, 1″ wood screws, 2x4s, wood stain, polyurethane Description:  Step 1: Remove top of Klubbo Nesting Table Step 2: Measure area where you want 2×4 surface. Step 3: Got to Home Depot or Lowes and purchase 2x4s, screws, and wood stain/ polyurethane of your choice. Step 4:…

Materials: Klubbo coffee table (the frame) Screwdrivers/Drill MC HAMMER Sandpaper Some 2x4s Wood stain of your choosing Home Depot employee to cut your wood Metal straps/something to attach all strips of wood Patience Upper body strength, or someone with it Description:Ikea klubbo coffee table. You’re cute, but can do better.…