Ideas for Making Beautiful Handmade Tables

By: John Garcia | Date Posted: October 21, 2021

Do you want to make handmade tables? The number of spaces to sit may be great, but the number of areas to put your drinks and food may be lacking. You may run into this problem even outside of the holidays whenever you have guests over for a party or even just a simple get-together. Practical coffee tables must provide both storage and practical use. Nevertheless, just because something is functional doesn’t mean it has to be ugly.

Handmade Tables

Are you interested in making a coffee table? We’ve rounded up our favorite homemade coffee table ideas to give you inspiration and motivation to make your own.

Metal Tables

Consider giving your interior a special touch by using custom metal table bases. You can find that perfect piece to add character and uniqueness to your home or business.

It can be challenging to find a metal base for a tabletop specially designed for your table. There are also few chances of finding a mass-produced base for a table or unique metal legs that meet your needs. The problem can easily be solved by choosing Creative Metal to handcraft a unique metal table base.

X Frame Table

Besides the beautiful dark top and storage space, this design also features a distinctive frame. You can achieve the rustic aesthetic you’re going for by using the X-shaped frame, which brings to mind the familiar white edges of a barn. Stylish and functional, this table has plenty of storage space in the middle.

Slab table for doors

Many old or recycled items can create a homemade coffee table. A simple door makes an excellent coffee table! Remove the door from its frame if it is still attached, and refinish or paint it for a natural look. Attach the door to the table frame.

Table with an industrial style

Homemade coffee tables go well with modern decor. Additionally, the simple coffee table is inexpensive, easy to find, and can be assembled in a matter of hours.

Sculpted Geometric Table

Sculpted Geometric Table

Add a geometrically carved wooden table to your living room for a touch of modernity. This table features elegantly carved shapes in the wood. In addition to the geometric shapes formed by the brass legs, the whole aesthetic blends together into a very appealing, unique table.

Polished Concrete Table

It is possible to create a surprisingly elegant, modern coffee table from polished concrete by stamping it and sealing it. Creative coffee tables work well in rooms with an industrial theme or on a patio.

Pallet Wood Table

Among the most popular kinds of wood used for tables is pallet wood. The wood itself is grainy, stained, and often speckled and offers a unique sense of storage. Each individual’s tabletop has a unique blend. You will not find a table like this anywhere else.

Hybrid Ottoman/Coffee Table

Depending on your living space, you may want both an ottoman for resting your feet and a place to store food and drinks. You can upholster a coffee table into an ottoman that gives you enough space for feet or food, depending on your needs.

The Table of Infinity

Create an infinity table using mirrors and lights if you want to dazzle your guests truly.

The Window coffee table

Make a beautiful homemade coffee table from a reclaimed window. In addition, the window coffee table can double as a display case that can be updated as the seasons change. A reclaimed window can be turned into a window coffee box by attaching handles, hinges, and matching wooden boxes.

Table made from Reclaimed Wood

Is reclaimed lumber available to you? How about making a rustic homemade wooden coffee table from it?

Coffee table made from Birch Logs

This birch-log coffee table has an outdoorsy look and is a great way to create your homemade coffee table. Birch logs are needed, but you’ll have an attractive table as a result. Adding wheels will make it easier to move this wooden table design.

Wine Crate Table

Making a homemade coffee table from wood wine barrels is a great DIY project, but they also make great starting points for many other projects. Each box can be turned outward to provide extra storage shelves, while the stained wood surface provides a place for drinks and more.

Table made from Whiskey Barrels

There’s nothing better than a whiskey barrel coffee table to decorate a cabin or a room with wood accents. If you find empty whiskey or wine bottles at local breweries or distilleries, contact them to see if you can buy some.

A barrel can also be used as a storage container.

The table in Whitewashed Cubes

This whitewashed table will fit perfectly into this rustic modern aesthetic, thanks to the modern rustic style currently in full swing. Because the paint is almost haphazardly applied, it appears all the more rustic. For those just looking for additional storage without compromising on space, the cube shape of the table makes it easy to fit into small spaces. It is made from reclaimed barn wood and is suitable for a beach home.

Table of Bottle Caps

This bottle cap project is mesmerizing. Finding the perfect bottle caps to use for this project is the most fun part of it. Don’t like bottled drinks? The same effect can happen with wine corks for cool coffee tables!

Nesting coffee tables

Are you interested in nested coffee tables that you can pull apart to provide different surfaces at various heights? It will look great in a minimalist or modern room with these simple, elegant nesting coffee tables.

An Elegant Angled Wood Table

Stylish and traditional, this handmade wood coffee table will look great in any living room. It will take you just 4 hours to learn how to make a coffee table with the right woodworking skills!

Pallet Coffee Table

pallets can be turned into beautiful coffee tables when they are sanded and mounted correctly. Create natural cubbyholes inside the table for books and other items by stacking multiple pallets and providing a solid base.

Thank you for reading!

John
 

John is the founder and chief editor of Homienjoy. With over 15 years of experience in the home improvement industry, John is passionate about helping homeowners confidently tackle their projects. Holding a civil engineering degree and working as a contractor, project manager, and consultant, John brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the Homienjoy community.

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