HERE'S THE RECIPE - french cabinet

You need a bucket of that,

 A whole lot of pieces of this,

 One of these,

 Two of these,

 A few of these,

 And you can have this!

This dental molding is trim stolen from a dresser.

Old wooden drawers are a great source

for building materials.

The side panels and top are from the

 huge midcentury desk shown earlier.

The top edge profile is a drawer front.

The same drawer shown above.

All the shelves are made from drawer

fronts or backs.

I've mounted a touch light system in the top
with 3 brightness's

I have dressed it for use in the kitchen

or dining room. However it could be used

in many areas of your home.

Where would you like it to go in your home?

 

Another great cabinet I pieced together can be found here

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FRIGHTENING TO FRENCH - french book shelf

Another creation of mine

started with this inspiration piece: 

Don't you just love when your teenager gets

 creative with markers. After all they are just trying

to express themselves.

I used this cedar dresser for lumber

supplies for what was coming.

I also stripped this little maple side table.

The grey is a primer coat.

I built this upper portion with the dresser parts

and fastened it to the table.

I used the sides of the dresser for

the sides of the shelf. 4 inches were cut off the

length and 2 inches off the depth.

The crown detail is a decorative

wall shelf from Homesense.

The drawer bottoms were used

for the back of the shelving unit.

As well as an old mirror frame provided the

vertical trim up the front edges.

The shelf edges are chair rail from RONA.

The shelves themselves are built from the

dresser's drawer backs and stringers.

The stepped block detail shown at the bottom of the

 trimmed edges was difficult to cut as it is 50yr old

 walnut and tough as nails.

It is edging trim originally from a stereo cabinet

dismantled for parts.

That is my daughter in the background.

She is now 20 and just as beautiful.

Plz take a minute to pop into

 >>>>> Freddy & Petunia <<<<<

to visit with Catherine the creater of the

inspiration piece. She creates

a line of heirloom-quality cabinets for little girls and boys.

For other pieces finished in WHITE or BLACK:

>>http://4theloveofwood.blogspot.com/p/white.html<<

To see the second french étagère I've built:

>>Recipe for a French Cabinet<<

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