Bedroom Furniture woodworking plans

There is lots of storage on this makeup vanity desk, which features two top and one lower drawer. A large mirror may be adjusted to tilt in any direction. Excellent for use as a homework desk in a child's room. This woodworking design includes instructions, exploded view diagrams, and full-size drawings for the projects.

Build your own bedroom furnishings. All projects are constructed using common lumber sizes. When built the bed headboard measures 48 inches tall, 68 1/2 inches long and 11 inches deep.

A useful seat bench that doubles as a blanket or toy box for kids. You can create this project 36 inches wide or 51-1/4 inches wide to match the width of either a twin or full size bed frame by using the two sets of specifications provided.

This headboard provides lots of storage space. Center shelves are adjustable in height. The project calls for standard dimensional lumber (1x10 and 1x12 boards). Two sets of dimensions are given so that you can make the project for either a twin bed of a full size bed frame.

This bedroom furniture blueprint demonstrates how to construct a bed frame that can accommodate a twin- or full-size mattress. Along one side, there are three built-in storage drawers. You can install three storage drawers on one or both sides of the full-size bed frame. The bed frames themselves have been created to be mostly constructed out of 1x4 lumber. The inset panels of the frame and the construction of the drawers both made use of plywood.

Build your own bedroom furnishings. All projects are constructed using common lumber sizes. The headboard, bed frame, and end of bed chest all have plans that demonstrate how they can be constructed for twin or full size beds. On one side of the twin bed frame, there are three drawers. Three or six storage drawers can be added to the full size bed frame. The middle half of the headboard contains fixed shelves. The end-of-bed chest doubles as a robust seat and storage space for blankets or toys. Plans are each offered separately.

Build your own bedroom furnishings. All projects are constructed using common lumber sizes. When built this five drawer chest measures 48 inches wide, 68-1/2 inches tall and 17-1/2 inches deep.

Just because the length of the bed posts are 54 inches does not mean you need an industrial size lathe to get the job done. The posts are made in two parts. Plenty of strength on the mortise and tenon construction too. The side rails measure 74 inches and the head/foot rails measure 35.5 inches. If you want it any wider than that, you will have to stretch your pattern. The inspiration for this project comes from an old bed found at the Concord Museum in Massachusetts. View the Larger Image Slideshow to see the actual paper plan you are buying.

This four-poster bed will fit a twin, full or queen size mattress. If you do not have a lathe you can use ready made pre-turned posts. This plan has traceable pieces. This is a vintage woodworking plan. Visit our FAQ page for a full definition. View the Larger Image Slideshow to see the actual item you are buying.

This is a vintage woodworking plan. Visit our FAQ page for a full definition. View the Larger Image Slideshow to see the actual item you are buying. The mattress support panel measures 38.5 x 76.25 so the bed would fit a mattress near that size. One large sheet plan featuring all the detailed drawings you need to complete the project. Bill of Materials included.

This is a vintage woodworking plan. Visit our FAQ page for a full definition. View the Larger Image Slideshow to see the actual item you are buying. This one sheet blueprint provides an exploded view diagram, parts list and building notes.

Sometimes all you need to make a bold statement is a beautiful headboard. Just add a metal frame with boxspring and mattress and you good to go. View the Larger Image Slideshow to see the actual paper plan you are buying.

Slender tapered bedposts give the pencil-post bed it name. Topped with a canopyâcalled a testerâthis beauty fits many decorating styles. Plus we have added in-depth information on attaching the bed...

The plan says: Norm visits the Shelbourne Museum in Burlington, Vermont to examine an antique pencil-post bed with a rope support system and a hay-filled mattress. Norm then adapts this design to accommodate a standard full-size mattress and box spring, and builds his pencil-post bed of poplar featuring mortise and tenon joints in the construction. The bedposts are tapered on the two inner sides, then beveled on all four corners to produce eight-sided, asymmetrically tapered posts.

A little traditional, a little modern, this stylish queen-size bed lends a fresh look to most interiors. Its design features the graceful curves of a classic sleigh bed, while incorporating ...

The plan says: Here is a chest you will cherish. Big, easy to get at, dustproof, and above all it provides additional storage space while utilizing waste space. Rolls under a single as well as a double bed, well out of the way.

Seven spacious drawers in this lithe Shaker-style chest create a piece of furniture that is as practical as it is beautiful. Assemble the case quickly using glue and biscuits, and then machine the...

A complimentary match to the Traditional Bed 31-MD-00961, these two project share similar construction techniques like the simple to do tongue and groove and the loose tenon joints. Unique shop tips included to ease the construction. A custom tinted stain from Sherwin Williams was used and the plan provides a copy of the stain formula.

Beautiful to look at and easy on the budget too. Economically priced and easy stain/finishing methods will assist you in creating this bedroom. Joinery include the loose tenon method and the plan includes bonus plans to build the proper router jig. Sized for a 60 x 80 inch mattress and box spring.

This plan includes three bedroom pieces for your home: the dresser, chest of drawers and night stand. The dresser is 32 inches tall by 60 inches long and 16 inches deep. This is a vintage woodworking plan. Visit our FAQ page for a full definition. View the Larger Image Slideshow to see the actual item you are buying.

Do you hunt for your keys in one place, and your watch, cell phone, or jewelry in others? This handsome project, which has open and drawer storage, puts an end to the frustrating searches by giving such items a centralized home. For a rich look, the case is made from mahogany and accented with easy-to-install burgundy cloth-backed vinyl on the top and in the drawer. A full materials list is included with this downloadable plan.