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In the living room we spend most of our free time, cuddling on the couch, enjoying good conversation and coffee with family, friends, loved ones, it goes without saying that it is one of the most important spaces that we nestle in our shelters. In there, the sitting area is highly relevant, whether it`s a sunken area, a simple low sofa or an epic puf pouf and, close by side-tables and coffee tables provide the much needed support for tea, coffee and a good book.
DIY coffee tables are extraordinary regardless of their nature as the results depict items with memory, infused with meaning, numerous coffee table plans can be found online yet in the following article we are going to address glass coffee tables through a gallery carefully curated, the projects are not all DIY and while certain examples could definitely be crafted by enthusiasts we highly encourage you to manipulate glass with caution, all safety gear must be on at all times, get a friend involved, make a day of it !
Glass Coffee Tables
1. diy moss coffee table
Boost your living room aesthetics by bringing greenery indoors.
2. diy ocean layered coffee table
A design like nothing else, one that creates depth layer by layer through transparency, pitch black simply conquers the floor while teal clear waters are enchanting our eyes at the surface.
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3. reuse an old window
One old window can become an extraordinary coffee table, salvage different legs from the flea market, adjust their height and mount them on a beautiful shabby chic old window and you are good to go, its transparency and epic, experienced look will certainly be appreciated.
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4. balance in simple coffee table
It looks like a designer`s item, neat, high end, spectacular and yet it is easy to replicate, Â a number of 8 "complicated cuts" will create the playful balance displayed over which the glass counter-top settles.
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5. Wooden beams and glass coffee table
If two immense wooden beams are not something you simply have around or you can salvage from a construction site feel free to use two logs instead, they`re naturalness ought to contribute to your setting and can be obtained far easier.
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6. sculptural transparent coffee table
A carpenter will say this is a swift, rapid project yet an amateur might be overwhelmed, call a friend, nothing worth obtaining is easy to obtain.
It beautifully emphasizes the feeling of space through a simple thin structure and a transparent top, the golden metallic finish ads a posh, luxuriant effect.
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12. wooden roots coffee table
Extraordinary sculptural, unique and alive. Roots can be used to shape something remarkable that will instantly redefine your living room.
You can use a wooden frame to showcase a steampunk mechanism between two layers of glass or acrylic thus creating an interesting focal point in your living room.
The transparent option here would be to remove the wood and allow light to bounce throughout the room, the wooden plank can also be replaced with a second layer of glass or a mirror to further increase light reflection yet the highly dense, cozy and warm texture above is certainly not something to overlook.
Coffee tables in general should never be overlooked yet glass coffee tables in particular ought to be one of the first things to consider in your design, they can be found in one shape or another in absolutely any design language, all emphasizing the feeling of space, all ready to bounce light throughout the room and amaze your guests with the illusions of suspension.