This bench was made by taking an old second hand twin size bed frame and cutting the footboard in half (the two halves then make up the sides) along with a window shutter and piece of scrap wood for the seat. It is very easy to construct and provides an excellent way to add some charm to your front porch, entry way, or childs bedroom. A friend of mine stores pots of flowers in her seat that cozy's up her landscape even more. The possibilities are endless. Here's what I did with mine just in time to celebrate autumn.Making the most of what one has often requires optimistic eyes. Welcome to Rose Colored Glasses, a blog all about realizing the beauty, and often hidden potential in creating home design on a budget.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Charm anyone?
This bench was made by taking an old second hand twin size bed frame and cutting the footboard in half (the two halves then make up the sides) along with a window shutter and piece of scrap wood for the seat. It is very easy to construct and provides an excellent way to add some charm to your front porch, entry way, or childs bedroom. A friend of mine stores pots of flowers in her seat that cozy's up her landscape even more. The possibilities are endless. Here's what I did with mine just in time to celebrate autumn.
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I love it!!! Mike could totally make one for me!
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