Small table behind sofa

Behind the Couch Table DIY - Well She Tried

Say farewell to spilled wine with this cheap and easy DIY behind the couch table. Skip the saw work and have your lumber store cut your boards to length.

Skinny console table fits snuggly behind couches or sectional. Complete with charging station.

Narrow Console table behind sofa

This sofa table is SO easy to make - and it's the perfect solution for small spaces! Don't clog up your room with end tables - you can use this behind your sofa…

Sofa table with charging stations

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DIY sofa table build for beginners — Delightfully DESIGNED

Pipe Sofa Table/Bar DIY

About this item Charging Console Table&Versatile LED: Equipped with 2 integrated AC outlets and 2 USB ports, this console table enables simultaneous charging for your lamp, phone, tablet, and game console, all at once.Select from over 60,000 colors through the Phone App or controller, Additionally, these LED lights synchronize with music, crafting a vibrant and romantic ambiance perfect for parties. Ample Storage Capacity: Featuring two layers, this console table offers generous storage…

As I began adding the finishing touches to the upstairs loft aka teen hangout space, I realized we needed a place for Avery and her friends to eat that was not our brand new LoveSac Sactional! And so the need for a behind the couch table took root. BeforeHere is where I am looking to add a table:Based on the space, I had 3 main goals:1. Budget Friendly: I already spent most of our budget for the loft so economical is important. (I have a post on how I budget DIY projects here)2. Large: long…

These amazing behind the sofa tables are very popular right now, because they add functionality and aesthetics. #decorhomeideas

Coffee tables and occasional tables seem to get all the attention when it comes to living room surfaces. Sofa tables though are just as deserving because of their versatility, especially in open-plan living spaces.

If you float your living room furniture (and you should consider it) then you might have one of those pesky spots that’s not quite big enough for traditional furniture, but it’s too big to completely ignore. What to do, what to do? Sometimes it’s 12 inches, and sometimes a few feet. Either way, it’s an opportunity. There’s usually always enough room for a leaning mirror against the wall.

Last week, I took a pair of old brass lamps that were my parents and updated them with spray paint. Today, I want to show you where we put them and share a few other updates to our family room. … Continue reading →