Tile furniture diy

The 1990s have been swinging back into style for a while now, and with that, some familiar materials are coming back, too. One that you might have seen popping up on Instagram and TikTok? All-over tile furniture, which uses old school square tiles to adorn surfaces from top to bottom. Even though the look is a throwback, the style is decidedly fresh: These pieces — in virtually every color — are modern, stylish, and totally versatile.

Okay, friends, here we go! I’ve finally put together a “tutorial” for the tile coffee table I built for my One Room Challenge space this past fall. I’ve got the word tutoria…

An upcycled desk for my studio. Anddddd with all the tiles. How good! I have to say, this is a project I’ve been wanting to do for so long. It seems like everywhere I have looked recently has been inspiring me to completely cover something in tiles. And I finally got the opportunity when Bunnings […] Read More

The 1990s have been swinging back into style for a while now, and with that, some familiar materials are coming back, too. One that you might have seen popping up on Instagram and TikTok? All-over tile furniture, which uses old school square tiles to adorn surfaces from top to bottom. Even though the look is a throwback, the style is decidedly fresh: These pieces — in virtually every color — are modern, stylish, and totally versatile.

OR: ME JUST TAKING RANDOM THINGS AND TILING THEM CAUSE WHY NOTmayyyyybe a little trigger warning beforehand: if tile spacers and perfectly perfect lines of grout are the only thing acceptable for your eyes, this project might not be for you, cause we basically wing it freehand. if something is already build and set finding the perfect tile is nearly impossible, so the only way to still kinda make it work is to cut the tile sleeves up and to divide the space evenly in the grout lines…

If you've been following along over on Instagram, then you'll know I have been busy working on my DIY Tiled Chubby Side Table using MDF sheets and PVC pipes! We really need a new side table in our living room and so I thought, why buy when I can DIY? I've been sharing the entire process over on

Have you noticed more tiled furniture lately? The look actually goes back a few decades, and we're into it.

How Lara Fisher and Andy Kepitis turned their lockdown hobby into full-time design and manufacturing homewares business!

what you needTiles GET THE TILES BEFORE YOU CUT OR ORDER YOUR WOOD! MFD wood planks Wood glue Dispersion adhesiveGrout in white Water based acrylic paint to dye the grout soooo first the Math: Get your tiles first and measure them!I used 30x30 cm preset tilesto get a cube with 30 cm at each side its easiest to get to top wood plank 30x30 cm cutthen to make the sides you'll need to subtract the thickness of your wood planks - to make it easy I got 1 cm thick MDFwich resultet my other 4 wood…

All my current favorite ceramic tile desks, tables, and more!