STYLING A COFFEE TABLE

Hello everyone.
 I was recently introduced to Chairish,

you can go to their site here.

https://www.chairish.com/collection/cocktail-and-coffee-tables
And since I love repurposed and vintage furniture,
it was no surprise that I jumped at the invitation
to take part in their "Coffee Table Style Challenge."

Well, being the repurpose and recycle girl that I am, I just decided 

to go throughout my house and come up with some ideas using things

I already had.

MY NEW BARN DOOR

One thing I wanted for Christmas was a barn door for my closet.

I have a small closet and the door swings inside

making the area behind the door kind of useless.

Well, I got my barn door.

And here it is.

It was made from a recycled door that I had stored

in the basement for about 20 years.

This door used to be upstairs leading down to the basement

and I had replaced it with a french door.

And you know I don't throw anything away.

So my barn door was free.

This is where the barn door will go.

Here's a look at the opening after the molding

around the door has been removed.

Another look.

To install we put up a 1X6 to attach the

barn door hardware to.

Here the hardware has been attached.

It's pretty straight forward.

We ordered the hardware from Lowes.

After I primed and painted the door 

we attached the hardware to it.

Then we lifted the wheels on top of the rail.

For the hardware to open and close the door

I used something I had gotten a year ago from Hobby Lobby.

I think it looks really old.

Here's a copy of all the hardware involved.

After adding the molding on the sides I caulk and painted

and it was finished.

And heres another look at the finished door.

I love it!

My Spirit rejoices in God my Savior.

He has been mindful of the humble state of his servant.

Luke 1:47-48

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