Another tip that might help with stability and weight distribution would be to fill those bowls or half fill them with like sand or cement so it's heavy and not easy to flip the table
Lol! I know what you mean. But he probably saw some inspiration photos of coffee tables or saw some in real life with similar designs and then thought of what he can get for cheap to recreate the inspiration. You’ve always gotta think what cheap materials are out there with similar enough shapes. Once you recreate someone’s DIY or do some yourself, you’ll probably start getting the hang of it. ☺️💕
My sentiments exactly! Who thinks of these things? "Oh right. I'll just turn these wooden bowls into cofeee table legs!" Wonder why I didn't think of that.😮🤪
It's a beautiful idea. However, the top of the table need one or two other coats of varnish to make it wonderful. The actual finish look too rought right now.
Gotta love how there's ALWAYS someone negative in the comments. ☠️🤦♀️🤷♀️ He comes up with his own ideas, seeks out the materials, many of which are obscure uncommon items, he then puts hours into making it and then hours filming his work, hours doing voice overs and adding pictures and text, hours editing all the work he filmed. AND he has to deal with all the issues that pop up while building it because EVERY project has those. He does ALL that work and you're in the comments being negative. Why don't YOU upload YOUR work. You CLEARLY know what you're talking about. ☠️🤦♀️🤷♀️🤣
@@cececox6399you’re all about fake positivity and participation trophies. There’s really good advice in the comments. You assume you know what these people hobbies and careers are. You’re the negative one.
Drew, you are so talented! I have loved your work for a very long time, but lately you have been on a major artistic ROLL!! This table looks so gorgeous. 🥰🥰🥰
Decoupage the top with natural raw fiber paper, lacquer it down and see if you can cut a glass top for it. The plywood surface even though it’s painted a yummy dark color is not giving the best look when viewed from above. I did this too (different style) and this is how I fixed mine. The glass I used was recycled from a patio table (so it’s tempered). Just use LOTS of duct tape to brace it when cutting and cut just barely bigger because you need to sand the edges……. unless you want to use metal edging; like the cooper stuff used for making stained glass window decor which is pliable and easily welds together with a soldering iron and can be glued (w/industrial strength adhesive) to the edges like banding. Alternative is, custom cut a raw stone slab from the remnants yard at your local stone mason shop.
I love everything about this. The creativity, the shaping, the thrifty stuff, and the simplicity of the explanation. Even if I had zero knowledge of any DIY beforehand, I could follow this and get a great result. ❤
Man I love you!!! I don’t care if a better, smarter, more polished influencer comes in.. hands down, you are the most resourceful & authentic design & DIY human on this planet. Way to go 🙌🏻
What a wonderful idea I love the use of the bowls I feel for my aesthetic I would go with a live edge slab or a thicker hardwood like a 2x material and do like a butchers block situation just to give it more weight on the top to match the weight (size) on the bottom
Nice result but that glue isnt going to hold long term, if you make one of thesenin the future, use a few screws and glue to affix the bowls to the bottom before glueing the balls together. In fact im not sure those balls will last long either.
Would suggest to set a large dowel in the center of the cylinders for support. While finger joints are strong I wouldn't leave the outer edge to take all the weight. Especially for those that live up north with crazy seasons.
Totally beautiful!!!! To make it even more elegant could you cover the top with glass the shape of your table? Would look like a table I saw for 2,309.00 in Florida ! Good luck! I feel you could really do very well as selling your tables in the future as a side business. You are truly great with this! From Florida🌴♥️
Another tip that might help with stability and weight distribution would be to fill those bowls or half fill them with like sand or cement so it's heavy and not easy to flip the table
This makes them more prone to open tho
I shouldn't flip unless you sit on it. The bowls have a flat bottom too.
You should suggest this before he completes this project
Great, then it's more difficult to move the table when you need to.
Or kitty litter.
How do you even think of this? I have never looked at an IKEA bowl and said "hey coffee table" Amazing!
Ha ha ha
Lol! I know what you mean. But he probably saw some inspiration photos of coffee tables or saw some in real life with similar designs and then thought of what he can get for cheap to recreate the inspiration. You’ve always gotta think what cheap materials are out there with similar enough shapes. Once you recreate someone’s DIY or do some yourself, you’ll probably start getting the hang of it. ☺️💕
Litteraly 😂😂 i wish!
My sentiments exactly! Who thinks of these things? "Oh right. I'll just turn these wooden bowls into cofeee table legs!" Wonder why I didn't think of that.😮🤪
It was on the drew barrymore show. They did this exact same thing on there. I’m guessing that’s how. 😂
It's a beautiful idea. However, the top of the table need one or two other coats of varnish to make it wonderful. The actual finish look too rought right now.
Yeah, using stain prep helps this by filing pores so the finish is even
Gotta love how there's ALWAYS someone negative in the comments. ☠️🤦♀️🤷♀️ He comes up with his own ideas, seeks out the materials, many of which are obscure uncommon items, he then puts hours into making it and then hours filming his work, hours doing voice overs and adding pictures and text, hours editing all the work he filmed. AND he has to deal with all the issues that pop up while building it because EVERY project has those. He does ALL that work and you're in the comments being negative. Why don't YOU upload YOUR work. You CLEARLY know what you're talking about. ☠️🤦♀️🤷♀️🤣
Cheap is the word you’re looking for. 😅
@@cececox6399you’re all about fake positivity and participation trophies. There’s really good advice in the comments. You assume you know what these people hobbies and careers are. You’re the negative one.
@@cececox6399its not negativ only an Otter opinion
I looove dark wood! Its all time classic and gives so much warmth to a room..
Drew, you are so talented! I have loved your work for a very long time, but lately you have been on a major artistic ROLL!! This table looks so gorgeous. 🥰🥰🥰
Your creativity is off the charts!
Yes, I don't know who would think to use bowls like this! Not me. The table came out simply stunning. 😍😊🙌🏾
Cool idea, you can buy bamboo wood plywood sheets if you wanted to match the bowls with the same timber
Oh should have used a birch laminate plywood it would have looked so much better Drew, those balls came out beautiful!
Agreed! The plywood portion is killing me 🥴
YESSSSS!
@@forgiven213 Me, too!!!
I love love this! So talented this guy is!
Adding a gloss would make it drool worthy. I like shiny! 🤤🤤
Decoupage the top with natural raw fiber paper, lacquer it down and see if you can cut a glass top for it. The plywood surface even though it’s painted a yummy dark color is not giving the best look when viewed from above. I did this too (different style) and this is how I fixed mine. The glass I used was recycled from a patio table (so it’s tempered). Just use LOTS of duct tape to brace it when cutting and cut just barely bigger because you need to sand the edges……. unless you want to use metal edging; like the cooper stuff used for making stained glass window decor which is pliable and easily welds together with a soldering iron and can be glued (w/industrial strength adhesive) to the edges like banding.
Alternative is, custom cut a raw stone slab from the remnants yard at your local stone mason shop.
Wow...this has a Crate & Barrel aesthetic 👌🏾!
Unbelievably genius, not to mention gorgeous!
When you did that room I saw this coffee table and I literally said to my husband "Man, Drew finds everything!!!" I love love this table
How stinkin cool!!!! It’s GORGEOUS!!!
You could have added iron on veneer edge banding to get rid of the striped edge of the plywood.
I love everything about this. The creativity, the shaping, the thrifty stuff, and the simplicity of the explanation. Even if I had zero knowledge of any DIY beforehand, I could follow this and get a great result. ❤
Perfect example of high low decorating!!
Just under $200 is thrifty? 😩
Wow!!! I’m loving this table. You are so creative!
Nice cheap piece of furniture
You did it again, Drew. Fantastic!!!❤❤❤
So creative. I love it. JB Weld is legit!
Oh! We making tables now. I’m so here for it❤❤
Wow 🤩 love the coffee table!!
Nice aesthetic, tho I would've filled the bowls with something to make it a bit more sturdy, maybe added some dowels or something as well??
I've seen people use these bowls for making tables and I've been unimpressed with the results until I saw your video. This looks so good.
WHOAAAA....CRAZY AMAZING!! Absolute genius!! As per usual for Drew. So talented!!
😮 💓💕💞 Thank you for sharing your talent
Man I love you!!! I don’t care if a better, smarter, more polished influencer comes in.. hands down, you are the most resourceful & authentic design & DIY human on this planet.
Way to go 🙌🏻
Love it - would have gotten threaded rod and some brass accents in for my design!
Thank you Drew ❤
You inspire me 🏡 🎉
So very cool and creative! Thanks for sharing.
I love this Lone Fox!! You are so creative. I LOVE LOVE YOUR STORE AS WELL!
Wow! Pretty amazing. Great job!
Great idea! Thank you for sharing.
Very clever!! It looks amazing and I too love gel stain! So easy and less messy!
Oh my gosh! Mind blown 🤯🤩😍. I’m going to try this.
Ingenious! Love that base! I used to think I was creative, but NOT LIKE THIS! LOVE YOUR BRAIN!
That's a brilliant idea! ❤ Cool table!
Very creative!!! Love the idea!
I love it! So creative!
Drew I so have wanted to either recreate my existing coffee table or copy your DIY. Thank you
I LOVE THIS!!
Now THAT is creative!!
I love this table!! What a great dupe!! 😎
Those bowls are beautiful!
Innovative and brilliant design!
You never cease to amaze me 🤍
Okay stop. This is too gorgeous. Also…that tapestry!!! 😍
Wooow, what a beautiful table.
Drew you are soo creative! I love this DIY so much!
What in the flippin' Wizardry is this? Pure Magic!😂🪄
🤤I absolutely love it!!!! Nice....I'm impressed!
Brilliant!
Wow! You never cease to amaze me.
The table looks great.
You’re talented
Hi Andrew! You are simply the best. Love your style.
Is absolutely amazing love it
That turned out really nice actually.
Holy shit, that room is beautiful!
So creative definitely listen to the wood tips. That table is worth protecting
I wish I had the tools and skills. Excellent job
When cutting plywood, or any other wood, use painters tape to keep it from splintering.
Love it btw😍
The table turned out beautifully! Great job!
Omg it looks amazing! You did a wonderful job 💖
What a wonderful idea I love the use of the bowls I feel for my aesthetic I would go with a live edge slab or a thicker hardwood like a 2x material and do like a butchers block situation just to give it more weight on the top to match the weight (size) on the bottom
Que belleza, amo la gente que construye, que piensa, que inventa, que es positiva y productiva.
💯🙏🏻👏🏻💌
Wow .. this is a masterclass in creativity 😮
That is so friggin genius!!!
I think the table top in a few layers to make it thicker would look better in my opinion. But I love the idea 👏🏻 bravo
WOW, what an imagination. Beautiful table.
that looks pretty good actually and it was very simple!
Absolutely beautiful!
Looks fantastic. Very creative. Great idea!
Coolest DIY !!!
I wish I had all the tools needed to do this. I've never been a diy type of girl but this looks so satisfying
THAT IS SOOOOOO CLEVER !!!;I JUST LOVE THIS IDEA !!! JUST LOVE IT !!!!
Thank you for this! ❤
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!!
Nice result but that glue isnt going to hold long term, if you make one of thesenin the future, use a few screws and glue to affix the bowls to the bottom before glueing the balls together. In fact im not sure those balls will last long either.
Fantastic!!!!!❤❤❤❤
OMG, this is marvelous. One of the most beautiful coffee tables I've ever seen. Great idea.😊
Would suggest to set a large dowel in the center of the cylinders for support. While finger joints are strong I wouldn't leave the outer edge to take all the weight. Especially for those that live up north with crazy seasons.
Totally beautiful!!!! To make it even more elegant could you cover the top with glass the shape of your table? Would look like a table I saw for 2,309.00 in Florida ! Good luck! I feel you could really do very well as selling your tables in the future as a side business. You are truly great with this! From Florida🌴♥️
You are friggin talented!
I’m so happy CZcams’s algorithm recommended your channel ! Your creativity is amazing !!
PLYWOOD y'all! I NEVER would have thought that was plywood. You are totally brilliant!
What a cool idea, looks perfect there.
I love your style! So elegant
Love it so much!!!❤❤❤thanks for share it
Super cute. Think you could do some concrete DIYs? Could be anything from another table to duping that Kim K home decor set that looks like stone.
You and becki owens are my TOP faves. Straight genius when it comes to design, contrast. You have such a good eye and such creativity! Inspiring ❤
Your house is beautiful!
This is gorgeous!!
I appreciate your creativity. I LOVE 💕 that sofa!
Simply stunning & what a great idea!
Awesome!! Great idea!
Love it. Warm cozy and inviting.
Awesome! I would like to try something similiar
Ok. This is WILD! 🤩🤩🤩
What a brilliant idea! New year, new life😍🎉🎉🎉❤