Make an easy pipe and wood coffee station shelf
Well, I’m pretty proud of myself! It’s only Jan 4th, and I’ve already done a new project!
Truth be told, I was cleaning the kitchen, and desired a few fresh changes.
So I came up with this easy pipe and wood coffee station shelf that took all of 10 minutes to make!
Visit this crate coffee shelf project with BAKERY sign HERE
Here’s what I had before. I loved this little vintage crate acting as a coffee shelf to expand the counter space in the kitchen.
But I desired to try something a little lighter looking this round…
So here’s what I did!
Make an easy pipe and wood
coffee station shelf
Shelf supplies:
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pipe fittings – mine measured ½”
reclaimed wood plank
1. Take picture of cute kitty helper, because I’ve been asked for more cat pictures.
Mooches…
2. Screw pipe fittings together, as shown.
These pipe fittings will serve as shelf legs. Each pipe leg requires:
- 2 pipe flanges
- 2 elbow pipes
- 3 straight pipes using the desired lengths
3. Cut your plank of wood to desired size. Lightly sand the cut edges. Stencil if desired.
(in my case, I used a sign I had made previously, made with THESE STENCILS.
4. Place board on pipes, and serve coffee!
If I had some pipe brackets on hand, I would have attached them around the pipes onto the board from the underside. But this did work.
Plus, it’s a whole lot easier to change my mind yet again, right?
The finished pipe coffee shelf!
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It’s perfect! Light and airy, with a touch of industrial rustic charm.
And because I’ve always wanted to try making one of those moving gif pictures…
Cool huh?
Think you’ll give this easy pipe coffee station shelf a try?
Other related posts you may enjoy:
View many more unique coffee stations HERE
And more rustic shelves HERE
Love that last image thought my eyes were messing with me, Still waking up! Anyways the industrial pipe is perfect and I get changing things up. When we get moved I think our shed/office building will need some gadgets like this for shelving.
Love this, Donna! Every time I come to your blog, I get a warm and cozy feeling, feels like home!
Love it. Hey, can I make something special for you with one of your cat pictures? Let me know.
a. Love the kitty photos!
b. Now you can sell me your little red stool (haha)
Love
Laura
Happy New Year!
I’m all about declutter & cleaning this time of year! I would love to have a few industrial shelves like this and I love the movie picture you did.
Love the coffee station. I’m planning on doing something similar with my coffee maker and supplies also. I have got to go to a hardware store and shop the aisles for some industrial pipes. And I know what you mean about things looking tired. Isn’t it fun to shake things up in as little as ten minutes, and it comes out looking great. It puts a lift in my step and spirit.
Love your helper. The shelf is awesome too! Just like everything you do. I want you to come to my house and do a complete make over on it!!
What a cute coffee station! I’m sure I could adapt it to a tea station easily. Great inspiration!
Thank you for posting more kitty pictures. We can never have enough of them. Happy New Year!
Sweet merciful heaven, this is adorable! Seriously. I need to find a way to make this work in my kitchen!
Well, it’s adorable! And I’m glad for the tutorial, because I’m not the DIYer you are.
Brenda
Lovely! And, yeah, I totally get the ’10 minute project that took me two hours to make.’ I just made my first GIF about two months ago it was was so much fun!
Donna, you have more neat ideas!!!
Thank-you Roy! Nice to see you around these parts. 🙂