DIY Rustic Small Console Table

Jose & I have been really busy lately with different things. He’s in school full time and works full time while I’m working at the store more full time lately among other various jobs & life. It’s been quite crazy so we have had to be more intentional about doing things we love. Our house renovations have been a little slower lately which has made me a little sad because it’s something we both love doing together, but hopefully that will be changing very soon. A few days ago Jose wanted to build a little piece of furniture because it has been a little while since he had taken the time to do that & he came up with a little plan & headed out to his workshop. He came in a couple hours later with this unique little DIY rustic small console table…

It is in a way like many consoles he has made before like this one [here] [here] & [here], but this one has a slatted shelf at the bottom & a thinner top. The legs are also hollow and four sided unlike before when he was using one piece of wood. Usually when he builds furniture he shares the plans on his blog [here], but he wasn’t sure if you guys would want them. If you do, leave a comment below & he will share all the details. He had a lot of fun making this one & we brought it to the store the next day & it sold right away. I’m kind of regretting that & I think I need him to make me one for the farmhouse…

This piece only cost about $70 to make & a few hours of time. I styled this one in the front living room to share with you guys & I love the contrast of that dark stain with the white flooring & walls. Usually the pieces he makes are bulkier & more substantial so I’m loving this dainty version. It would make a great TV console, dining room buffet, sofa table, entryway table, & so much more. What would you use it for? Let me know in the comments below, find me on Facebook, & chat with me on Instagram. Thank you guys SO MUCH for stopping by the blog today! xx

Some sponsored links to room sources:

Bookends are from Magnolia Home & everything else are finds.

See this farmhouse style console [HERE]