Let's dupe the $1000+ West Elm Lava Stone Coffee Table! | Can I Make It For Cheaper?! | DIY Danie
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- Can I dupe the $1000+ West Elm Lava Stone Coffee Table? | Can I Make It For Cheaper?!
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West Elm Monti Lava Stone Table: bit.ly/3hoLBig
📖 CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
01:24 The Dupe
04:30 The DIY Plan
06:33 Make a Mold
11:36 Let’s Pour The Cement
15:22 Building The Legs
17:19 Bad News
19:00 Let’s Finish The Legs
20:03 Fitting Up The Table
20:45 Test Sanding the Top
21:29 Curving The Legs With Router
22:05 Adding Construction Adhesive
23:10 Epoxy for cracks
24:42 Mess Maker Morning: Priming
25:19 Drywall Compound on Legs
26:22 Sanding The Cement
27:37 Painting The Legs
28:19 Adding Stone Sealer
28:28 THE REVEAL!
29:40 What Did I Learn?
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Hey Danie, would you consider to fill the cracks with the „Kintsugi“ art of repairing holes or cracks like this? Its basicly an gold glue that will be filled in the gaps, will make it sturdier and not hide the cracks but highlight the imperfection and make it prettier.
I literally typed out the same thing and then thought, 'let me see if someone else made the same comment first' ❤️ also maybe styrofoam legs covered with a light cement could've lighten the weight a little 🤷
I was thinking about the same, I live cracks...that's how the lights come in :)
Ooooooooooh, GREAT idea!!!
Sorry it’s a no from me
I think that’s a really great idea!! 👏🏻👏🏻
As you were working, I thought of a variation for this project - I love the concrete top, but I think I would stain the wooden legs and play up the contrast in the materials. Not necessarily the West Elm dupe, but still a visually interesting project.
I love the wooden legs idea!
Next level idea!
I was just thinking the same thing!
I was thinking the same thing
I use packing peanut in the bottom of big planters. I wonder f they would float? Or if you could mix them in. You couldn’t have used plaster of Paris to fill the cracks? Or how about an epoxy pour in another color. For the record, I liked the bowl shape of yours better than the flatter shape of the original.
OMG Pup Pup suddenly putting his frisbee on top of the table made me scare my cat LMFAO. Okay, seriously, you never cease to amaze me with your talent, optimism, and perseverance even when things go wrong....the table is SO magical and beautiful!
I loved that too! PupPup is so cute. 😊
HYSTERICAL!!!
I believe you were being reminded you are not spending enough time with a certain someone.
I agree with everything you said! 👍😁🇨🇦
LMAO
I actually think the cracks give it more of the organic feel and character. I love it!
The cracks really don't look bad, they add character. I like them. Kenobi and the Frisbee was so funny 😆
Oh Danie. I LOVE it!! I think the cracks make it even more fantastic!! They add a little personality and make it look like a more realistic stone that just rolled down the mountain and landed in your living room!! Fabulous job!! Soo much better than the original!!
Yup I like the cracks too!
I agree! I like Danie’s better than the original!
I agree!
Agree, the fine line crack make it look more organic. Though, totally agree with Dannie too, about able to make more lighter. Overall, love this project 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Congrats on your wedding! I'm sure it was a beautiful day! I'm happy you are back!
I’m going to post some photos tomorrow!
@@DIYDanie Ah! I can't wait to see them!
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Congratulations on your wedding ❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏🎶🎶🎶
@@DIYDanie Are you posting them on YT? I don't have Instagram, etc. but I really want to see you in your wedding finery! ♥♥♥
Hi. I live in a Caribbean island and our roofs are made of cement or concrete. The way they make it to avoid cracks is create a kind of pool of water on top of the fresh cement and don’t let it dry for a full day until the cement sets. That might help you the next time you need a smooth surface in a concrete material.
Danie, you really did a great job with this esp dealing with the temp and humidity constraints of this time of year! Something to consider to make it lighter is to use perlite from the garden center in your concrete mix - just a little tip from my days of concrete canoeing as a civil engineering student. 😉 Also, you can "wet sand" concrete with water and the sanding screen that is typically used for drywall. You really did a great job and should be proud of your results!!
Great tip!!!
I had to Google concrete canoes - well you learn something new every day lol Thanks.
You did concrete canoeing? I did concrete soccer balls tournament! So cool!
@@warribe Yes, I did! It was really fun! Concrete soccer balls sound great too!
@@DIYDanie Aircrete! For future reference 'My Little Homestead'.
You are a special person and u found a great person who loves, respect and enjoys helping u when u ask. Congrats on ur wedding and keep communication, respect, love and yes hugs.. 😉 🤟 Welcome Deana!
No pressure but I believe this series is by far your best work; don't get me wrong, everything you do it fantastic. However, these projects show us peasants what's possible and for that we thank you.
Woop woop!!! Mrs! 🤩 Congratulations on the wedding! Wishing you both much love, light, respect, fun, and giggles for all the years to come!! 💖🎊💖🎉
I honestly really like the cracked look! It really gives character!
Welcome aboard Deanna. Danie, you have a master creator’s mind. Whenever you do something, you always have solutions in the just in case something goes left scenario. It is a great job.
Would I create it? No. Would I let you create it for me? Heck yeah! Great match on the leg color. Looks seamless!
If you make 2 bowls, one a little smaller than the other, then set the small bowl inside the large bowl and only pour concrete in the space between them. Then use a piece of plywood for the top, seal with epoxy and add thin layer of cement or spackling compound over the plywood and down the sides. If bowl is @ 2 inches thick, top could be anchored to the bowl with concrete screws. Just my thought.
Congratulations 🎉on your wedding 💒!!
Thank You Nancy!!!
1st Congratulations on your Wedding, wishing you both many years of Happiness. 2nd The table turned out very well, considering all the elements you had to work against. Nice price too. I think it's a win!
I love it. The cracks look like veins in marble.
Congrats on the wedding and kanobi putting his frisbee on the table was the cutest thing ever I love him so much I love how he just pops up in you're videos here and there. Can we have another video of kanobi picking what you DIY maybe he can pick what you dupe next. You could print out pictures of different thing's to dupe and put treats on each picture and see which one he goes for.
My sense is that if you read between the lines, the original West Elm "Lava Stone" is actually a kind of concrete as well: they list "volcanic ash" and "sand" as what it is made of. I suspect that it also includes something like finely ground styrofoam to lighten the mix. I would search on-line for something like "lightweight concrete mix" and see what comes up if you decide to do another project along these lines. Even so, I'm impressed with how yours came out: cement can be unforgiving and your version looks great!
Super fun build! I'm watching while bundled up in front of the fireplace since we got 2 feet of snow and a big early winter blizzard this week. So, no more outdoor projects for me this year! I'd love to use this as an inspo for a DIY fire table next year though.
Congrats on your marriage. Hope your wedding day was everything you and Geoff wanted!
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Congrats on your wedding! Welcome to Diana! The table is lovely and I think the cracks add character and interest. My idea would be to fill the cracks with gold liquid and clear seal it! It’s some kind of Japanese process when they repair important belongings (I wish I could remember the name). It appeals to me because it represents fixing mistakes in your life, growing from that to make your life better and in that process, you (and what you’ve repaired) are even more interesting and beautiful! Anyway…you did a wonderful job and it looks great! Much love from Ohio!!!❤
Kintsugi. Fun fact kintsugi became so popular in Japan that they sometimes would break stuff so that they could “repair “ it.
The table is just fine as is. I love round tables, I guess because mom had a 5' circumference table.
The round bottom shape seems better than a flat one, to me, more interesting.
Congratulations on a job well done, cracks included.
I haven't watched yet but last night i was looking at round coffee tables like this and literally thought "I need danie to create one of these for less money". Wake up this morning and this video is up! I'm so so so excited!
Haven’t even watched it yet but CAN I MAKE IT…is my FAVOURITE!!!!!
That digital plan over the “diy plan” is amazing! I love how it’s simple yet gives a good overview of the project
Your process was genius! The cracks give it character.
I’m from Australia so it’s midnight here and I have NEVER been this early 😂
Same here! 12:05pm!!!!
Still good morning? Haha 😂
@@DIYDanie definitely still a good morning when we get a DIY Danie video! And this one was super interesting!
😹😹same here, Outback Queenslander 🤗, only just found this channel the other day so since I’m in bed sick I’m doing a lot of catch-up watching.
GIRLLLL! You killed it! Showing the whole journey and how you embraced every part of it is really inspiring. We've all been there and I'm so happy that it still came out so fabulous!
You did a fantastic job ⭐
Oh the video editing inserts... Aku?!! Walter White?!! Too much fun!
You might have used hypertufa, or ground Styrofoam and mix it in the cement? It still came out great!💜
Exactly what I was going to suggest! Although it might create too many holes, or the holes might be just fabulous.
Yes! I thought for sure she was going to hypertufa it.
I love it!
Danie time! Congrats for your wedding, I wish you both all the best!!😘😘❤❤
I love the cracks, it gives it depth and character.
Samurai Jack referrence? Here I am thinking I cannot love this channel more. Way to go editor, you proved me wrong.😁😘
Hi Dani. I recently started a project with Creative Paper Clay. It’s super light weight, surprisingly easy to work, dries bright white and cracks are easy to fix. I immediately thought of it for your table. Kenobi is a comedic genius!
The cracks add a nice character to it.
Yayyy! Congratulations Mrs. Danie!!!
Holly crap!!? That's beautiful 😱 serotonin levels increased for sure. 🤩
To use more foam blocks, maybe hold them down with a piece of plywood. Hold the plywood down with a rod into the bottom, pour concrete on top. The hole in the bottom is covered by the legs anyway.
I love your version even more than the original, because it is rounder and made with love. Thanks for your time and effort. I want one for my patio.
And it looks like a souvenir from moon! Beautiful!
Looks cool, fiberglass it’s the right way to avoid the cracks but it doesn’t matter that much. It got character!
I 💕 ❤️ LOVE this table and completely agree that the cRacks did not distract from the AWESOMENESS & alsolo ed the idea of filling the cracks with gold, too!
Best wishes on your beautiful wedding and marriage.
I don’t mean to beat a dead horse (who would) but I just want to add that I love being part of your Patreon, and when I look at my bank statement at the end of every month, I get another chuckle, smile, and warm feelingI am supporting such a sweet, sweet person in doing and sharing your gift(s). Love 2 u from Nebraska!!!!!
I love the cracks, it definitely leans into the wabi sabi style and feels more organic!
I actually love the cracks in it; it makes it unique and different. Big welcome to Deanna & good luck to Holly! :)
Just going to say, I think the cracks are my favorite part! Adds a really beautiful, organic element, that I feel really fits the space.
I love it! You’re so talented and just gained another subscriber:)
"Can I make it for cheaper" and "Pinterest made me do it" are my favourite series in this channel💝
I was imagining epoxy .. ah, how I can read your mind by now and how well you have trained me Danie! Wonderful … tough .. but wonderful!
I actually like the cracks, very organic. I love it.
My younger daughter’s longtime roommate and friend just finished her apprenticeship as a tattoo artist. It’s a wonderful profession for a creative person!
As for the table, it’s not my favorite but that’s because I didn’t love the original. I actually like your version better. And I really enjoyed watching your Danie-inventive-genius to figure your way around not having any of the original materials and equipment.
Well, this one had all the highs and lows! Looks great in the end.
Am watching this for the second time. Really, the imperfections add greatly to its personality. They give it an almost moonscape appeal. I like it!
It turned out way better than I could have imagined!!! This really was a "trust the process" diy and it certainly did not disappoint! I was nervous the table might be too small but styled in your living room you really showed how versatile it can be. You really smashed this one out of the park!
Wow Danie. Great job and give you so much credit from moving that heavy piece if cement around.
It does make
A very unique table. 👌
Personally…I love the cracks! It adds more character!
It's amazing to see how much skill and talent went into this version. It helps me appreciate the work that went into the original as well!
Absolutely love the result , the cracks work really well with the organic style actually.
LOVE THE CRACKS! Perfection is overrated!
That's no moon 🤣🤣🤣Table turned out great ... cracks and all. Congrats on your wedding!
❤️❤️❤️ the cracks remind me of marble! Beautiful!
It came out so neat! Digging a hole to support the mold was a stroke of genius.
I don't have much experience with concrete, but my understanding is that humidity helps prevent cracking? A spritz of water on some plastic tarping can help the concrete cure at a more consistent rate, meaning the surface won't dry so fast and contract before the inside has a chance to start.
I actually think the cracking adds to the look! Good job!
I prefer yours, it’s organic and has soul. Well done!
I actually love the cracks, makes it look more organic! Great job
As per usual, amazing. great job. You look so relax. Thanks for Sharing.. BOOP
I love your version of that awesome table!!! Looks more organic, love your design better, and the cracks just adds to the table! Looks like white washed solid wood. I was thinking to lighten the weight a grid of hard card board.
Little lady you are so talented! You have a lucky husband because he found a jewel in you!
I really like it! A kiddie pool would have given you a flat bottom like the original but honestly I like the dome better.
Actually love, love , love the cracks.
+1 for Samurai Jack!
I love it!!! And think so earthy and really gives a a cozy ascent even though it’s cement. Great job Dani (and Deanna)!
Yup it's great for the 1rst time and the accidental cracks makes it look even better 👌👍🤗
Cannni make it for cheaper......... my favorite series.
Challenging project! Looks great in your living room. :)
I. Loooove. This! I thoroughly love the cracks! It makes it look even more organic. Obsessed
Hi Danie, i luved the table is looks original, beautiful and perfect for your living room. The original is always much better.
I'm about 1/3 in but I bet fiberglass would work great for getting the half sphere shape to coat in the cement. Pretty excited to see how this turns out! Back to watching.
Wow. I think the cracks make it so cool looking!
You did a fabulous job on the table…of course! The cracks give it character!
Congratulations on your wedding! ❤️
It's stunning! The cracks give it character! I love it!!!
Awesome. I like the cracks. Welcome, Deanna, and great success to Holly.
I like your version. It looks a little rustic.
Looks fabulous! Good job, Danie!!!
I think the cracks give your table a ton of character. It looks more organic. You did a good job. And what can I say about the dog slapping his frisbee on the table? Absolutely hilarious!
It looks sooooo pretty!! I love the cracks as well. Makes it even more natural and authentic 😊
You are an incredible human being. Thank you for your inspirations, and your fun and happy personality….
Loved the final product and appreciated you sharing everything you learned along the way!!
Your mold looks like a satellite dish. Lol. Great job.
This turned out really well, I think the cracks add a uniqueness to the piece. A little tip (and if you ever attempt this again hehe), the reason for the cracking was because the expansion of the cement. Have you even noticed on sidewalks that there are lines ever so often, that’s there to allow the cement to expand and not crack elsewhere. Also, the temperature change could have contributed to the cracking. Most cement jobs are done in the spring/summer cause the cement can handle the hot weather a lot better than the cold. I used to work as an electrician and working with the builders I picked up a couple things along the way haha.
I love this table.
The character crevices are an add bonus.
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The imperfections makes it perfect 👌
I LOOOOOOOOVE this! I think the cracks add a ton of character! Great job as always, Danie!
Congratulations on your marriage❤🎉
I love it!! If I had the space I would definitely be making this!! The cracks give it a more natural vibe IMO, so cute!
May I say that table is beautiful. I love the cracks! Imperfect perfection!
The cracks are my fav part !
WOW! Awesome job girl! You can use bean bag filler to help keep large concrete pieces lighter 😊❤️🇦🇺
it's v pretty, it looks like a cracked moon 🌕
Happy Saturday- a day late🤫 my fearless friend. I love the character in this piece.