DIY Belvedere End Table Plans
Quick answer: This Belvedere end table is a Restoration Hardware–inspired build made from pine 1×4 and 1×2 common boards with pocket holes and a brad nailer — one of the first pieces I ever built, and it still holds up. Free plans below; the printable PDF is $5.
I finally got around to writing these plans! To all of you that have been waiting on these, I am truly sorry for the wait.
This is a side table I built when I first started building — one of my off-the-cuff builds that luckily turned out pretty well. It was designed to go with my Restoration Hardware–inspired pieces, and the proportions make it work almost anywhere.
Belvedere End Table Plans
The complete printable PDF — full cut list, dimensioned diagrams, and every assembly step in one document.
Tools & materials
Dimensions
Cut list
The build, step by step
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Every dimension, the full cut list, and the printable diagrams for each step are in the plans above.
Belvedere End Table Plans
The complete printable PDF — full cut list, dimensioned diagrams, and every assembly step in one document.
Questions? Comments?
As always, if you have any questions don’t hesitate to comment below — and don’t forget to post pictures of your finished builds in the comments! ENJOY!
Here’s mine…I omitted the bottom and back and was able to build two for the price of one! Sorry about the quality of the photo. I’ll post another soon…
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Very cool! I love the finish! Great work.
Great table. What kind of stain did you use?
Thanks Billy. We used a dark walnut with a light coat of weathered grey over top.
I got dark walnut and weathered grey like you, but it came out really dark. I really like how yours came out. What brand did you use? The color may vary with different brands.