Restoration hardware inspired

Lindsay from Frills and Drills was in love with a gorgeous sideboard from Restoration Hardware but not the crazy $2000 price tag. Instead, she found …

Emily from Elizabeth Joan Designs knows she can always turn to Restoration Hardware when looking for inspiration. She was challenged to create something from copper …

Draven of Draven Made found a budget-friendly alternative dishing out $1,000 for a wood and metal bookshelf from Restoration Hardware. The answer came in an inexpensive metal shelf frame from IKEA. Draven simply traded out the existing glass shelves for wood ones she had cut at Home Depot. Unless you are into welding, this is a great starting place for creating a custom metal shelf. As Draven says, “You could Krylon-spray paint the metal any color, add crown molding to the edges of all the shelves, build a wood base if you don’t like the exposed legs…”

Amy from Hertoolbelt knew a sofa table would be the perfect gift for her sister for Christmas. She had been eyeing an elegant table with …

  Jamison from Rogue Engineer has come a long way since his very first build – a coffee table that he says came out so …