Sometimes accidents happen and you might have scratch on a piece of furniture. This is a great way of “fixing” the problem. Add a thin top to it – you no longer see the scratch and it looks nice and updated. To me this unit from A Merry Mishap looks like it’s had a design detail added to it – trendy light wood. You can either place the plywood directly on top or glue it to the unit.
photos by A Merry Mishap
photo by Daniella Witte
In Daniella Witte’s photos you see a thin cement top over the units. This not only makes it look more interesting, but it also makes it look like one large much more expensive unit. I love the way she’s glued a sheet to the underside of the wall units too. They look very special and unique. After all it is all in the details…
photos by Daniella Witte
Hope I’ll see you back next week for more Tuesday Tips.
My weekly column is now 1 year old!
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Jeg syns det er kjempefint med en tynn overflate i et annet materiale. Den behøver egentlig ikke være bare tynn når jeg tenker meg om…
Ja jeg er enig. Jeg var jo nettopp gravid med Max. Og i det herlige kaoset vi lever i om dagen tenkte vi at det kan da ikke bli så mye mer galskap her så da kliner vi til før hverdagen muligens blir behagelig. Jeg har ikke gitt opp å tro at vi kommer dit en vakker dag…
Oh happy 1 year old Tuesday tips xxx Such great ideas to add that layer, a nice twist and looks really finished – I especially love the thin layer of concrete. Mel x