It might be one of the ones she found for cheap. I once moved out of an apartment and had to sell all my things to be able to move. I sold things like my entire dining set for 50$ since i needed it gone fast, so you never know?
people will even leave out things that would cost hundreds of dollars in a vintage store if they just took 15 minutes to fix the drawers and clean out the spiders. i’m not complaining, but i always think it’s wild what people will throw out
Wow I didn't expect to be hit with nostalgia here. That wood trim is part of what my parents used to rebuild their stairs after the previous carpet stairs were ruined in a flood. They replaced it with this beautiful stained wood staircase, with accents of that trim. We sold that house recently, but at least the stairs are still beautiful
I don't know if you have one in your area, (you can check online) but Habitat For Humanity has discount "Re-store" stores with everything from electrical/building supplies, furniture, tile, flooring, doors, and even landscaping supplies. Everything is very reasonable, and some places will even let you bargain the prices. I found an old vanity that I kept an eye on for almost 3 years. It was super heavy and they just kept moving it around the store until they stuck it upstairs in a corner under a bunch of lamp shades. It was listed for $280 which is expensive for that store (unless it's an appliance/sink/toilet/couch most things are under $100) but it was an antique, and in good condition. I really wanted it and I ended up bargaining the price down to $50, plus I donated a ton of paving stones left over from a project. After cleaning it up, and fixing a broken leg, replacing the mirror, and resealing it with a wax/oil compound it it Stunning. (A friend came by and was dumbfounded I found it and only paid $50. Considering it is a Stickley and worth about 100 times what I paid😁.!)
Na no need for leveling tabs on a surface that uniform.. Just using a notch trowel for an even bed would've been sufficient
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It's funny how trends come and go and then come back again. In Germany a "Fliesentisch" (translates to tile table) is a really common table in the living room of our grandparents.
@@dr.terrible haha, most of them are indeed. Brown seventies style or so. My dad changed the tiles early 2000I guess to a grey type which really wouldn't look out of date now. But the weight alone would be a reason not to want it.
Very clever! In our throw away society it's refreshing to see someone keeping furniture out of landfills and re inventing pieces to be used again. Keep doing this please.
@@NazukiraMiyasaki that’s really interesting. Would you say like..”oh they’re prob a tile table owner”? Do you know how or why that stereotype came about in Germany? (Tried to look it up but alas there wasn’t much on the subject lmao)
Luckily, it's not a trend in Canada. Americans also like to have tike counter tops in their kitchens. I would think it very difficult to keep a tile counter clean. The grout would just suck in dirt!
So glad i found ur channel!!Learning so much!!I find so much furniture on the curb.Now i can TRY.Love to donate to people Starting Over in Recovery.Everybody needs cute stuff in there new place!!🌈🤗
If that's a new trend...I 'm a few decades ahead of the curve. I've had tiled tables since the late 70s. My dining table is nearly 20 yrs old, and tiled.
If you or someone you know can get onto a military base, drive around the neighborhoods in the morning before the garbage trucks come by, you might see a lot of decent furniture just left out on the curb that people get rid of (usually bc of a PCS move). Me and my husband picked up a coffee table, a larger end table with a nice piece of glass on it, and a matching set of little end dressers. We brought them in and cleaned them up and now they’re part of our home. Didn’t do anything special to upgrade them because I didn’t have time but they’re clean, functional, and they were free!!
Yup, PCS move locations are awesome. Either slightly broken because of the cheap movers they use or when you're overweight on inspection day and that stuff is out. I found a perfect condition queen bedroom set from Ashley on the curb of fort Carson housing once, every single piece. I've had to leave stuff behind before too. If I have to report in two days and the moving company still doesn't have a truck, you best believe I'm not getting an AWOL charge over a dining room table no matter the cost.
That could be an amazing table. You need tile spacers and levelers. Won’t cost ya much more to be able to make that look totally professional - maybe coo another 50$ or more from it due to its clean look.
You should get a table like that and put pinkish red colored droops or slime droops however U say it along the side then paint the whole thing a pretty orange kinda like the orange u did on ur sisters wall in her room. Then add a fuzzy white chair by it! I think that would be rlly cute. Maybe add some plants and a little book holder on it or magazine holder! Maybe also put like a little essential holder on it with like pens,pencils,paint brushes, or like erasers or paper clips!
Correct me if I am wrong, but it appears at the end that you removed the back support board which keeps the legs stable. If so, that table isn’t going to survive long.
A table or a cabinet for the bathroom decorated with tiles which match the bathroom ones might be a good idea. The only drawback might be that you would need a decent sized bathroom.
Looks pretty good! Watch some TH-cam videos and get a cheap miter box for your saw, and put some 45’s where those trim pieces meet to take it to the next level.
Might look nice but that tyle is going to crack. You need mud to cover both surfaces of the tyle and where your sticking on to. Makes it less vulnerable to cracking
As a tile guy i can tell you, that won't last long.. Should've scarred the Formica surface first, then used liquid nails with a trowel, then grouted with an a-b mix grout.. Also use spacers if you can't keep your joints uniform without them..
The table looks in perfect condition (there’s not even dirt on it which is kinda weird if it u found it on the street)
It might be one of the ones she found for cheap. I once moved out of an apartment and had to sell all my things to be able to move. I sold things like my entire dining set for 50$ since i needed it gone fast, so you never know?
It's staged
@@babyfefe999
How is this staged? She literally made something-- like she does in all her videos. Don't comment until you know the whole story
Hi! It’s not uncommon in a place like Portland to find free stuff like this everywhere! Not staged, just a really good find :)
@@blondesigns Don't worry about others. Keep doing what you love. You're great at it!
if y’all lived in a big city especially like chicago you’d know ppl leave all sorts of things out some brand new some ppl really do not care
people will even leave out things that would cost hundreds of dollars in a vintage store if they just took 15 minutes to fix the drawers and clean out the spiders. i’m not complaining, but i always think it’s wild what people will throw out
Wow I didn't expect to be hit with nostalgia here. That wood trim is part of what my parents used to rebuild their stairs after the previous carpet stairs were ruined in a flood. They replaced it with this beautiful stained wood staircase, with accents of that trim. We sold that house recently, but at least the stairs are still beautiful
I don't know if you have one in your area, (you can check online) but Habitat For Humanity has discount "Re-store" stores with everything from electrical/building supplies, furniture, tile, flooring, doors, and even landscaping supplies. Everything is very reasonable, and some places will even let you bargain the prices. I found an old vanity that I kept an eye on for almost 3 years. It was super heavy and they just kept moving it around the store until they stuck it upstairs in a corner under a bunch of lamp shades. It was listed for $280 which is expensive for that store (unless it's an appliance/sink/toilet/couch most things are under $100) but it was an antique, and in good condition. I really wanted it and I ended up bargaining the price down to $50, plus I donated a ton of paving stones left over from a project. After cleaning it up, and fixing a broken leg, replacing the mirror, and resealing it with a wax/oil compound it it Stunning. (A friend came by and was dumbfounded I found it and only paid $50. Considering it is a Stickley and worth about 100 times what I paid😁.!)
Need to consider tile spacers and leveling tabs.
Yeahh that kinda hurt to see hahaha
Not a single tile is level or square. Trash to trash for me if you ask. And putting grout with a glue spatula ?
@@mattw4211 As someone with mild OCD it made me me say out loud what is you deewwwing...
What about the gaps on the ends where there wasn't enough for a full tile then?
Na no need for leveling tabs on a surface that uniform.. Just using a notch trowel for an even bed would've been sufficient
It's funny how trends come and go and then come back again. In Germany a "Fliesentisch" (translates to tile table) is a really common table in the living room of our grandparents.
In The Netherlands too. My parents had one. No one wanted to buy it two years ago. Now it would have sold instantly.
@@alexanderpasnl okay, but every tile table I've seen while living in Europe has been super ugly. I'm pretty sure people still don't want them
@@dr.terrible haha, most of them are indeed. Brown seventies style or so. My dad changed the tiles early 2000I guess to a grey type which really wouldn't look out of date now. But the weight alone would be a reason not to want it.
@@alexanderpasnl thank you for reminding my 3rd floor walk-up self to not do this until I move to a long term place 😆
That table is so pretty! Good job ♡
Loving your videos!! Keep doing what you do ✌️💗
I love your videos there so good and you have good voice
This is SO CUTE!
It's absolutely beautiful.
Very clever! In our throw away society it's refreshing to see someone keeping furniture out of landfills and re inventing pieces to be used again. Keep doing this please.
The table came out pretty
I can't get over how this is a trend now. In Germany you get publicly executed for owning a tile table 😂
Yeah but this one is actually kinda stylish and doesn't look like Assibuden-Fliesentisch so I'm fine with it personally
Why are germans against the tile table?
@@dziuga7571 We aren't really against the tile table, it's just most often a symptom of the german equivalent of trailer trash
@@NazukiraMiyasaki that’s really interesting. Would you say like..”oh they’re prob a tile table owner”?
Do you know how or why that stereotype came about in Germany? (Tried to look it up but alas there wasn’t much on the subject lmao)
Luckily, it's not a trend in Canada. Americans also like to have tike counter tops in their kitchens. I would think it very difficult to keep a tile counter clean. The grout would just suck in dirt!
The wood trim gave me an idea for my kitchen island.. thank you for sharing all these ideas
So glad i found ur channel!!Learning so much!!I find so much furniture on the curb.Now i can TRY.Love to donate to people Starting Over in Recovery.Everybody needs cute stuff in there new place!!🌈🤗
That looks beautiful 😍
OMG I love this table!
reminds me of those old pools from like the 60’s but it looks great
When things are too perfect they look like they were made in factory. I love the imperfections of stuff done by hand.
That's really pretty.
I cannot believe this content is free 🥰
Very Pretty! Good for you!! Looks brand new and love the wood trim it all looks pretty!!!
If that's a new trend...I 'm a few decades ahead of the curve. I've had tiled tables since the late 70s. My dining table is nearly 20 yrs old, and tiled.
Omg it’s so beautiful and cute and just, aghhhh perfect, I love your makeovers and I think they turn out really awesome
Girl you are the BOMB!!!!!! You can decorate!☀☀☀
You have amazing taste. Very youthful, fresh and modern. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
Your videos are so inspiring! Keep doing what you’re doing :D
When the 80's and 90's come back in style
Fantastic project! ❤
If you or someone you know can get onto a military base, drive around the neighborhoods in the morning before the garbage trucks come by, you might see a lot of decent furniture just left out on the curb that people get rid of (usually bc of a PCS move). Me and my husband picked up a coffee table, a larger end table with a nice piece of glass on it, and a matching set of little end dressers. We brought them in and cleaned them up and now they’re part of our home. Didn’t do anything special to upgrade them because I didn’t have time but they’re clean, functional, and they were free!!
You can do that near university students' housing, too.
Yup, PCS move locations are awesome. Either slightly broken because of the cheap movers they use or when you're overweight on inspection day and that stuff is out. I found a perfect condition queen bedroom set from Ashley on the curb of fort Carson housing once, every single piece. I've had to leave stuff behind before too. If I have to report in two days and the moving company still doesn't have a truck, you best believe I'm not getting an AWOL charge over a dining room table no matter the cost.
I do the same thing with roadkill
CUTE LOVE IT
It turned out beautiful. Fantastic job. 👍💋
That's gorgeous after!! Great job!
Wow beautiful design
I absolutely love live love this table with tile. ❤ love the tile colors!
Gorgeous!
looks great!
That could be an amazing table. You need tile spacers and levelers. Won’t cost ya much more to be able to make that look totally professional - maybe coo another 50$ or more from it due to its clean look.
Super cute, I dig your vibe.
Absolutely love this 😍
I love your vids I am currently binge watching them for the tenth time ❤️
Awesome job!
OMG. I didn't think I'd like it; now I want it 😩.
Wow you are so talented, I like all your videos. 😃😃🥰🥰😍😍😘😘😘❤❤❤
It’s so clean it’s almost like you put it there!
Bro that tile is crooked af. If you're tiling something, you should pick up those little tile aligners. They look like a tiny plastic plus.
Those little imperfections? Some people like those! The fact that it’s crooked makes it quite unique!
@@menlolotololo4901 i mean sure but a professional looking job goes a long way
Beautiful!
Pretty!!
I love what you do! Very interesting!
Absolutely beautiful Idea
So cute!!! ❤
Looks very high end!!!
You are so lucky you know your way around designing and you are beautiful + you have style
You should get a table like that and put pinkish red colored droops or slime droops however U say it along the side then paint the whole thing a pretty orange kinda like the orange u did on ur sisters wall in her room. Then add a fuzzy white chair by it! I think that would be rlly cute. Maybe add some plants and a little book holder on it or magazine holder! Maybe also put like a little essential holder on it with like pens,pencils,paint brushes, or like erasers or paper clips!
You are Amazing ! What u do is absolutly incredible
A great idea and I love how it looks at the end
Looks pretty
Cute.
How do you do that your so good at decorating.
Amazing.
I love doing this. It is so therapeutic.
So very nice!!
Would recommend a smooth topped table mat lol
I love it!!!💚💚
Yooooooooo that’s actually amazing 😍
Looking good!
Interesting how that tile fir perfectly on that table you found
This is en-tily amazing 😄😁
Nicely done, it takes true creativity to figure out how to enhance a treasure.
I love your videos
You are so inspiring ☺️☺️
That looks great. Gives me an idea for a similar looking desk I found. Thanks
Well that is just lovely.
Very nice. You never know what you can find.
wow i love that sm
Hey where did the discount come from ?! That’s a helluva deal! 😊👌👏🏼👏🏼
I think it could have done without the trim but this looks pretty good :)
My 6 year old daughter did one exactly like that!
Very pretty
Correct me if I am wrong, but it appears at the end that you removed the back support board which keeps the legs stable. If so, that table isn’t going to survive long.
Gorgeous
Love love love 💕
I see you got help with the name sounds like a winner and that table, I must say you did really good outstanding.
A table or a cabinet for the bathroom decorated with tiles which match the bathroom ones might be a good idea. The only drawback might be that you would need a decent sized bathroom.
Beautiful.
I really love this
That is genius 👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯
Very Nice!!!
amazing .impressed .appreciated
Man I need a nail desk so badly and that looked perfect I can’t get that lucky you did a great job
“…that tile trend…” you mean every kitchen in the early 90s??? 😆
Yeah people been tiling tables since the 90's..... Idiot. You knew what she meant but decided to be a dick instead.
Looks pretty good! Watch some TH-cam videos and get a cheap miter box for your saw, and put some 45’s where those trim pieces meet to take it to the next level.
Amazing!!
Imaginative and clever. Results are beautiful. Lovely cheerful colours. 👏💞
Wow! 🤩😍
oh my god that’s gorgeous
Wish i find a table like that
It looks nice
Might look nice but that tyle is going to crack. You need mud to cover both surfaces of the tyle and where your sticking on to. Makes it less vulnerable to cracking
As a tile guy i can tell you, that won't last long.. Should've scarred the Formica surface first, then used liquid nails with a trowel, then grouted with an a-b mix grout.. Also use spacers if you can't keep your joints uniform without them..
Great job