Monday, 12 May 2014

Magpie Monday - A Pallet Project


Something a little different for you this week.

I wanted to share this amazing table that a friend of mine made.

It's 100% recycled and I'm a little bit in love with it.

The wooden pallet is reclaimed, the glass too, even the caster wheels it sits on are from a second-hand shop so everything is getting another life.

I love the rustic-meets-urban design of this.  Pallets are really easy to come by for free and have lots of uses - check out my Pinterest board for some ideas.

Follow Liz Burton's board Pallet Love on Pinterest.

The table is currently for sale, so leave a message over on the Facebook page if you're interested, or if you want to commission a piece.

While you're here, I'm thrilled to say I've been nominated for a Blogging in Brilliance award for craft.  I'd really appreciate if you could spare a moment to vote for Me and My Shadow in the Craft category.

I hope you've had a thrifty week.  Please link up any preloved, salvaged or second-hand finds.

      


19 comments:

  1. Amazing table - very impressed. Congrats on your award nomination.

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  2. That's a great table - I've seen pallet used for various projects and they really so give a lovely rustic look. Congratulations on the award nomination!

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  3. I've seen some pallet ideas on Pinterest but haven't had a chance to try any - I like idea of one on its side in the garden as vertical planter wall - sounds odd, but looks lovely!
    Well done on your nomination, you have my vote ;)

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  4. Looks great, really clever. I've been hanging onto a pallet for ages - need some outdoors ideas, so shall peruse your Pinterest board! Best of luck with the BIBs x

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  5. Now that is clever, particularly with the glass top, makes it very chic.

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  6. Ooh lovely. I've upcycled a pallet into a planter which was fun but hard work!

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  7. What a brilliant piece of upcycling.

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  8. Oh my Mum has an old pallet in her garden left behind by builders! I wonder if she'll let me have it?! What a great idea! Looks fab! x

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  9. That table is simply gorgeous and very classy. I love it. I want one. :o)

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  10. Oooh nice one! Love the simplicity of it!

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  11. I love things like this which are so simple yet look amazing. Your friend is very clever as that is gorgeous

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  12. Lovely, an example that recycled doesn't just have to mean shabby chic but can also be really design led.

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  13. LOVE. Reminds me very much of a coffee table I had when I lived in Italy, it was recycled and had a galas top too - bugger to clean though, I found a hair dryer was the best

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  14. That is brilliant! Love it, I miss having a coffee table, will be on the look out for one again soon now Syd is old enough not to just knock everything off of it every 2 minutes!

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  15. I LOVE it!!! Just shows that sometimes it's the simplest of things which work.

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  16. Oh that's lovely. So simple, but just gorgeous - I'd be proud to have it in my house!

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  17. I love the idea of reusing pallets! Following you pinterest board now

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  18. i can see that sitting looking right at home in a loft apartment in new york. fab idea x

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  19. brilliant upcycling - really like how you can store your mags or your coffee table books under the glass bit and they become part of the look!

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