havent checked out our apartment tour video yet ? take a look at what our place looks like here : \r
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and my super simple DIY origami wall decoration : \r
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ok so this is not one of our usual videos. this is more an impromptu talk about how we created the easiest and cheapest DIY desk ever made. we also use it as a dining room table by the way.\r
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so we didnt ually film making it, so this is more an explanation what we did - hope you dont mind. this whole thing was unplanned and spontaneous ^.^\r
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the table is big, yet very light and sleek looking. i love the plywood colour and texture. it was ment to be more of a temporary solution to our no desk to work at problem, but after seeing the result, i think this might be one of those temporary cum permanent solutions. well see !\r
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oh and did i tell you about the smell of this table ?\r
heavenly !\r
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specifics :\r
legs from ikea - 2 x €6\r
200 x 45 cm plywood sheets, 12 mm thick - 2 x €5.60\r
wood glue - 1 x €4\r
180 x 60 cm plywood sheet, 15mm thick - 1 x €7\r
sandpaper - 1 x €2\r
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( we asked them to cut the plywood to the right size in the hardware store )\r
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do let us know if you want more interior design / DIY / budget decor tip videos. wed love to make them - so much fun.\r
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love // jenny\r
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