It only took us about 3 hours to build the table {not counting finishing} and we spent about $60 on wood, $10 on stain and we had pretty much everything else we needed.



After 1 coat of stain:

After 3 more coats of stain:
The bamboo chairs are filling in until I find chairs. {Bamboo chairs are going in the breakfast nook}
We used black screws and are leaving them exposed right now for a more rustic look, but I am still trying to decide if I like it.
It is a pretty big step to have a table in our dining room. It has been empty for so long!
4 comments:
Oh my gosh! Its gorgeous!
I can't wait to sit around it and eat someday :)
Miss you!!! --- Dallyn
That's really amazing! Way to want to do something ... and then actually do it. Can't say the same for myself.
Hollis
It's beautiful. I say leave them exposed!
I'm obsessed with this.
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