11 DIY Kitchen & Dining Storage Ideas For Your Home
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- čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
- Do you need more storage in your kitchen and dining room? Discover genius hacks and easy DIY projects with this roundup of creative ideas from our Hometalkers.
Learn how to make shelving units on wheels, drinks cabinets and trolleys, as well as DIY kitchen islands with built-in storage, by following these tutorials and ideas.
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DIY Kitchen & Dining Storage Ideas
0:00 1. Wheelie Table Shelves
1:13 2. DIY Kitchen Island
3:09 3. Stacked IKEA Tables
3:40 4. Chest of Drawers Island
4:16 5. Drinks Trolley
4:30 6. Pantry Cabinet
5:04 7. Wheelie Crate Shelves
5:40 8. Kitchen Island Storage
6:32 9. Wheelie Drinks Cabinet
7:00 10. Wine Trolley
7:21 11. Wine Rack Cabinet
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Honestly if you enjoy repurposing furniture that's fine, but cheap - it is not always the case. For example that turquoise crate shelf would have cost about $100 by the time she was done and it's not going to be that sturdy because the wood is flimsy. You have to make sure to measure the cost out when these videos tell you it's "cheap."
Not $100 for that crate shelf. Those crates are about $7 at Wal-Mart & paint sample from Home Depot $4. Cute idea!
@@zonagal4982 I haven't been able to find any for $7 at Walmart. $20 each at the craft store is the best I could find. So if you did find $7 crates that's cool!
Fantastic creativity. Thanks for sharing the inspirational ideas. 💡
Totally agree @robin
To be fair, they never said that the finished product was cheap. They said you can start the project by buying a cheap table.
I used some stainless steel contact paper on the front of my dishwasher-you can’t tell it’s paper, and also on the front of my refrigerator door in our pop up camper that I’m renovating.
I’m telling you, that paper is brilliant! 🤩
Do you remember the brand? I might end up getting cheaper white appliances but want a black and steel look so they match existing ones.
I absolutely hate the look of stainless steel, once had all appliances like that, constantly cleaning off all the fingerprints
1:13 ❤😢
I just looked for it on Amazon and it's really cheap! $8.00 - 20.00
@@user-le8py8br9x Thank you for sharing. :-I
I love seeing women doing this! Great ideas BTW.
It gives the rest of us, who are all thumbs, some real hope!
I love you're voice!! There's something calming and inspirational about your presentation! Thank you!!
That small island with wine rack in middle is so... nice!
Love the stainless steel film idea
The person who did the wooden box conversion, the wine bottles should not lay with the cork up, only use screw on caps for this project.
Last summer, I bought an old dresser and was going to redo it and put a mirror, that I also bought, on it. Now, I’m considering converting it into an island, instead, because I really could use the work space. I’ll definitely put it on casters so I can move it. Thank you for the inspiration.
I love that desk turned island ❤
Perfect for Craft rooms. I’m 1/4 inch shy of 5 foot so I need to customize my cutting table!! Thanks!
i love you hometalk
IMHO wood is naturally beautiful and matches everything.
I really see the gray on everything as the color of the floor in my garage, primer, or the bondo on a wrecked car.
Uneventful, depressing, and unimpressive. But its trending. So y'all enjoy. ♥️
Paint and wallpaper can and do work miracles. That said, I agree with you. While the result of that large kitchen island (painted mat black) was nicely done, My heart broke into pieces to see that type of desk used for that 😞 LOL, also I'd have zero patience with using my head to hold up the door, but hey, good on her 🙂
🤔While connecting that center section was good, not sure the appliance "garage" door concept was well thought out. Super to have a spot to stow slow cookers, standing mixer, Instant Pots, air-fryers, etc. Raised up to counter height, it makes a handsome & substantial island👍.
If it faces toward the other counters (vs open area), you wouldn't need a door on that open section. Even regular cupboard doors would've been better. You could halve or skip the center storage. I would keep part of it, & add pull-out drawers for them. Use the front center space for a single stool to slide under when not in use.
That way, you could keep the original desk top for your work space💗. Personally, I wouldn't want an oversized top😖 for a big breakfast bar anyway.
👩🍳 As a cook & kitchen hoarder 🍽, I would also wrap the new "toe kick" area w/plywood sheets & trim to enclose the bottom. Use it to store bulk-buy over flow discreetly.
My 🥰dad got one of those behemoth wooden old fashioned executive desks. It's a hulking monster compared to other desks, but the storage is certainly great. His also has a center drawer. He got it 2nd-hand after my brother moved out. It was already 🖌painted. He repainted it a handsome black.
💗Love to keep it, but would need a space big enough to fit it.
😉Although I did see where a hip
🍎 NYC bachelor turned one into his media center for his humongo flatscreen. Behind it, he put two 1×3 cubby towers that faced out to side. 👀From the front view, the 📺 hid 'em. They housed his wifi/router components & other media out of sight. He bridged those units w/plank top he painted black to match, so he could use that as a ledge to merchandise his collections attractively.
He also created a wooden riser in front for his TV for the sound bar + gaming system that he also used as a blu-ray. It did have a metal garage door to hide them but still use remotes. Plus, a storage ottoman was stowed in the center section for extra guest seating when needed. It all looked quite 🆒️, & also left the desk otherwise intact. Yay🎉!
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(using my pal's YT acct)
I was sold on the first one and then every subsequent video clip got better.
Great ideas and awesome inspiration.
Thanks bunches!
I like how they started with the first one then progressively got better and better.
If your a maker and want to make these but can not afford the crates or wood you can make them yourself using pallet wood. The more you work with pallet wood the more you will find and the sizes will blow your mind. I just got 4 pallets made with 4x4 3/4 inch plywood in great shape I have built the tools up so I can take them apart without much damage and that is 2 4x8 sheets of 3/4 inch plywood at 60 dollars at my home depot for free! Yes I now can find pallets and crates that give me 12 foot 2x4 red oak lumber not even lying! But the first few months wow I was lucky to get 1 out of 3 boards without damage! Lol I was just tearing them up! Practice! Women can do anything!
They make it look sooooo easy!
Wish I was that talented!
Love the idea. Bought one of these tables about 5 years ago in black and it's still standing and looks good.( amazing for Walmart)
Absolutely loved that, good ideas I'm thinking sewing trolly, Thank you 💖
I love projects like these!
Love the island bench❤ great job
I’m not a diy person by any means but I do have one of those tables in my kitchen for my cat to eat on. This way, I not only have the space underneath for water and dog food, but it keeps my dogs away from the cat food 👍
It’s amazing what you can do when you flip furniture lots of inspiration thank you
All of them with such clever ideas. Really enjoy watching the process.
Hey, I'm a newbie when it comes to your channel but I do like it! May I ask if the sequences in this video are available in full length? Thank you for your content and whoever is going to answer my (maybe dumb) question - I appreciate it very much! Thank you!
The metal cart on weals they used for the drink trey, I actually have it, painted red, I'm my kitchen being used as an island right now
I love these ideas! This is the first do it yourself video that I’ve seen just about anywhere that actually has some nice finished products. I’ve gone ahead and subscribed. 👍🏼
You just gave me the best idea for creating a super inexpensive vanity 🤩
WOW!!! GREAT!!!
Wine should be stored neck down to keep the cork from drying out
The last one was really nice 👍 but all was a great idea
love love love it,, and only suggestion is to invest in piece of glass to cover surface - then i will be able to cut on it.. would be cool concect for potting table too!
Excellent!
Amazing
You have done amazingly with all of the furniture. I love it all. Your so talented. X
Nice projects.
Or you could just buy a shelving unit already ready to use out if the box, costs less, looks better and not labor intensive.
I used 2 of the nine hole cubbies. stacked on top of a 12 hole cubbie for floor to ceiling shelves
Amazing, thanks.
All but one of these I really liked. I appreciate the more substantial DIY video
These ideas were inspiring for me. Thank you.
Great ideas!
Cute I love these ideas because I'm moving soon
Me too! Looking for great ideas so I can look like I know what I’m doing to my new neighbors! 😆
Loved this
Id be interested in knowing what these landed up costing
The tables are $20 each at Walmart. Not a cheap "storage" idea.
If these go too fast for you you can slow them down by clicking on the cog at the top of the video, go to play speed and choose 0.75.
Thank you so much. Very helpful, was not aware that could be done.
Thanks.
Thanks! Me either.
Am I the only one doesn't like painted furniture? Otherwise great and simple ideas
If it is stain grade wood, STAIN is the way to go. I hate seeing beautiful wood painted. I have watched so many home decorating shows, flippers, etc., where they take out kitchen cabinets and replace them with white or gray painted cabinets. I have outdated golden oak cabinets but I refuse to paint them.They are very well built.
Such beautiful work 👍 Love em all 🥰
...pretty sure walmart also sells small cubby-hole shelves that you could use instead, would be cheaper and easier than cobbling this thing together. also that thing is several inches too tall and the wheels are making it wobbly. the one at 4:00 actually looks nice! turning an old night stand or desk into a kitchen island is also a cute (and more practical) idea.
For the first idea, considering the time and effort put into that as a form of money...I think you could find a storage cart for the same price and you don't have to do extra stuff beyond normal (what the item is designed to be from the start).
OMGlob!! These are amazing ideas! I’ve been brainstorming about how I wanted to make a kitchen island and I found it here!! Should have known that I would find exactly what I wanted here because I always find such wonderful ideas on hometalk!!
I am repurposing an old TV box into a kitchen island. You might look around for one of those wooden tv boxes.
Adventure time much? Lol
😁😉
@@lauranewbie8765 but of course! LSP rules lol
Great job!
I love these 😍
Great video and awesome inspiration along with putting ideas to work. Best video I have seen from Hometalk! Keep them coming please 😊
Agree 💯
This is skill js
Would take me half a year 😂😂
You can buy rolling cart probably cheaper
Great ideas
These are some really crafty folks sheesh
First, it's great to see a woman using power tools! I'm a woman & possess tools most men would envy! AND know how to use them!! 😁 Second, I love videos that take an item that is worn & served it's purpose - then rearrange it's bones into a thing of useful beauty! Thank you for the video! Now I'm chomping at the bit to hit a resale store!! 🤣
Hammer in capture-nuts Is what you want for the bottom of the table legs.
Do you think they would have worked ok with the type of wood at the bottom of the legs?
Awesome!!
I would question how well that stainless steel paper would hold up on an island. I had a narrow island that was low priced but the right size and had a real stainless steel top. I have a 30+ year old stainless steel sink that is rust free but in 5 years the cheap steel rusted. The contact paper might not rust, but I doubt it will hold up to items being slid across it and maintain it’s shine.
Real nice build but I'd definitely be cutting and scrapping myself on those corners. 😬
Pool noodles make great corner bumpers
Some great ideas❤
nice job, great ideas...
These are great ideas, but seem too complicated for me lol 🤣
For the price of those two tables in the supplies, you can find a better quality one on Amazon
How do I get instructions? Nice ideas but for someone like me who doesn't even own a saw, I need to take it slow. I want to make that kitchen Island.
Interesting. ❤
Good ideas.
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That is more than 'a' cheap table, for sure!
I got these tables stacked already I just need the epoxy
You can get a small two part system at the hardware store for only around $7
I brought one of those cheap WM table about 2 years ago. The table was a little too long so I thought I could cut off a foot on the top. Found out that the table is not made out of wood but cheap cardboards. Even before the table was not sturdy. You can see the WM table not made of wood if look closely at the video.
Yeah I don’t think I would use a cutting board on a two tired skinny “table” on wheels unless you want to lose a digit...
Now, I just need to buy a bunch of power tools.
Price comparison?
The parson tables are $20. Walmart sells kitchen carts with wheels for $39.99 and under.
What kind and of paint did you use?
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That black piece of furniture with the wood top was tragic. Closely followed by the curtain ring, drink cabinet thingy. I bet most of the things on here are already in a landfill 😂😂
Using hollow core doors for a counter top is not advisable.
What paint did the first one use?
It was a grey color from Lowe's called Granite Dust. Two coats and it looked great.
@@GoodlyEarth amazing. Does it have primer in it? It looked so good even with the first coat.. Thanks!
I find...the more space i create..the more junk i keep :)
I kind of wish you had slowed the video down a bit, or at least had commentary all the way through. At one point it was just sped up too fast for me and I could not even tell what the project started out as. They appeared to be some pretty fun projects, even though I think they would most likely be less expensive to buy already made. However, this way, you can make it your own, or repurpose some of your own furniture or found items.
Wobbly and it looks cheap
Need to get me some tools…
Ouch my heart. Why do so many think ruining furniture that was actually beautiful..By repainting it with this .... whitish paint...make it beautiful...? iterally ruined what made it beautiful....
The making 2 tables into a roller shelf thing ia an interesting idea though. I just don't understand this "Ruin beautiful furniture with a fugly repaint" trend though...
R.i.p, natrual beauty...
600 Sq foot apartment life makes watching this ultra depressing.
This should be on those 5 minute videos ....
Anyone trying this is going to have to do more than gluing bolts and tables together. That will not last. The host of this video should know better.
Repurposing use to be so cheap, now you could just buy something that looks better for the same price that materials will cost you
Island with stainless sheeting was nice as was her instructions. The speed through of the remaing video was a huge turn off.
lots of bar carts 😏
Some of those "kitchen islands" were very wobbly, especially when the one woman was cutting food on it. Dangerous!
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Hahaha
He pulled out a power tool and dohickies. Too complicated for me
Lol the paint and the paper made it worse. It ruined the already polished wood quality
This is not gonna work. You have those caster nailed on with finishing nails and is not study at all. There will be a cave in and the wheels will break. It’s cheaply made for sure and not very efficient.
Putting contact paper on any kind of table to be worked on is just plain stupid.
To much work.