DIY / FRACTURE SIDE TABLE
/ concrete building blocks
/ glass plate
/ optionally : (black) paint
images, Romeo
Here’s the second DIY from Romeo: a set of beautiful sidetables. They have been at the side of our bed since our floors were stripped – I’m so happy he decided to share it.
“We have a bare concrete floor and not much furniture in our bedroom, the idea came about when I didn’t want to place my phone and jewellery directly on the floor. The solution was an elevated plate of glass on fractured building blocks. Materials that were already laying around but that I reinvented in the form of these small furniture pieces. This is my little gift to you, have fun with it!”
/Romeo
Who needs instructions for this project? It is so straightforward and the images are pretty self explanatory. Do tag us if you make one of your own – we love seeing your versions! @knwng @love_aesthetics
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Really love this Ivania, such a good idea, it’s beautiful x
Millie x
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J’adore!!! 🙂
I’m so down with this. 🙂
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Oh my, this is beyond amazing. I wish I knew where to get those blocks?
any hardware store Nika! They are lightweight building blocks used to build in-house (non supportive) walls
absolutely lovely.
elisha-mae I wear this?
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This is probably the coolest diy table ever.
But the blocks, are they like square, that romeo had to break, or are they bought just like that?
Btw, this is my absolute fave fave fave blog. Incredible work! (Y)
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I would love to know how to make these concrete slabs! Definetly going to try to make this table Romeo @knwng and will share a pic with you guys @love_aesthetics . Pls reach out x
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