How to build floating night stands

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Night stands are perfect for depositing useful stuff in your bedroom. Interior home furniture for your bedroom includes night stands, lamps, dressers, and beds. If you have a very large bedroom, you could create a sitting area with a table, lamp and chair.

The night stand is designed to fit your alarm clock, perfect made for your late time reading (you can deposit your book on it), and of course, fits a good night lamp. The night stands come usually with drawers, so you can deposit all kind of stuff that you need right away, when you’re sitting in your bed.

So what do you think about a floating nightstands? Well the answer is very easy! It is useful for your bedroom space, and of course it is a good design. If you don’t find one at your local stores, I would now help you in some easy steps to create one from scratch. You will need: 1″ L-brackets (two per shelf), wood glue, small finishing nails, screwdriver, hammer, hardware to mount the shelves on your type of wall. You will need 4 peaces of wood, two of them cut rectangular and two of them cut in squares. You will now attach 2-L to the back of one rectangular piece, then you will glue all the four peaces together with the wood glue. After the glue has dried you will now insert some small nails for a stronger touch.

After you finish that, you can customize it as you want. It is perfect to paint it or leave it intact, according to your bedroom design. Good luck!{found on brettbara}.

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