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DIY Entryway Table
Regardless, if you are looking for an entryway table, console table, or sofa table this Sawhorse table is the way to go. It is one of my favorite pieces in our new home and we have a sense of pride in building it ourselves, thanks to Shanty 2 Chic!
If you're new to building items for your home, these sawhorse brackets makes this design easy, even for a newbie wood worker.
Click on this link to download the supply list and plans: Shanty 2 Chic's Sawhorse Table Plans.
We bought our wood and sawhorse brackets from The Home Depot, but you can buy them online, along with the other supplies I used for this project.
I didn't create pocket holes like the plan recommends.
You will need:
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This is how it looked before we added the bottom shelf.
My husband had to go to work so I went ahead and started to stain everything.
We chose Weathered Gray wood stain and I love how the color turned out. I recommend only doing 1 coat. Two coats made it look like it was paint and not a stain, so we had to sand it down a bit.
After the bottom shelf was added.
We didn't follow their plans exactly but it was a great helping guide.
Our table is 90" long. It's really big. I wanted it to be the exact width as our Gothic Windows and Mirror. We didn't have a K Jig so we worked around the nails. Our nails are exposed, giving our table a more rustic look and feel.
Also, the top of our table did not have any end pieces. The top is 3 wood planks screwed into the sawhorse legs.
Now, the hard part is decorating this Sawhorse Console Table. A few of my pieces are from Joanna and Chip Gaines store in Waco Texas. Read more about our trip to the Silos soon.
I hope y'all have a great day!