The collection can be arranged in any composition to suit any sized spaces and accessorized with matching pillows. Another feature of this collection is that the seating and cushions are reversible, which enables you to switch between designs to get the desired look. You can complete the look with a touch of creativity from your side: candle boxes, an attractive floor or tabletop accessory illuminated from within, that matches the patterns and sets this collection apart. The “clash of color and patterns”, as we’d like to call it, transforms your interiors into a stylish, comfortable place. [Found on Trendir]

There are plenty of ways you can use these shipping pallets. From coffee tables, to stunning kitchen islands, as sofas, desks or shelves.  Below we have 58 examples of pallets turned into inspired home furnishings. Pick yours or add to the list.

Pallet (coffee) tables

Crafty pallet work

If you want to stand out from your neighbors then a different outdoor table sounds like the right thing you could do. You can easily do it yourself by adding four wheels to a couple of pallets. It should look like this (and no, it doesn’t really have to match the dog). [found on thedawgsdish]

Wood Pallet Patio Table

Two pallets for the upper part, and two more pallets for the legs, this table looks stunning. It can be made smaller or larger, depending on the area you’re going to put it. Doesn’t cost much — it’s $200 on Etsy, but pretty sure you can build one just like that.

White Pallet Table

Have some white paint in your basement and a couple of pallets down the street? That can be turned into a stylish piece of furniture either for the indoors or outdoors. It should look something like that.

Modern …

Similar to the one above, if you like low-budget projects here’s another example of a highly modern coffee table. Takes about three hours to get it done. Don’t forget that you’ll need two wooden plates in the right size for the top and bottom. [a full tutorial on papernstichblog]

Designer …

Please don’t tell us you were thinking that if it’s recycled wood it loses its fanciness! Here’s proof that you can have a “designer” pallet table looking awesome. Striking contrast, don’t you think? [from joachimrasmussen]

Outdoor pallet table

Warm weather, clear skies, your favorite coffee and some croissants to go with it. That’s the way I’d enjoy my perfect breakfast if I had a rooftop somewhere in the city. Or even if I wouldn’t. That’s an appealing table with an appealing setup. [Diana & Chris on AT]

Glass pallet coffee table

For some of us, decorating is all about putting pieces together to create something you can’t find anywhere else. And this pallet coffee table with glass on top is just that. Looks ugly at first if you look at the wood closer, but then you get to its true style. Love it! [found on norskeinteriorblogger]

Scandinavian inspired

It’s been a while since last time we looked at a DIY black painted dining table. It may look weird at first (space invading), but there’s something about this black and white contrast (with the chairs, the walls) that is making it alluring. [via jennyshus]

Simple …

Remove any splintering wood and sand the boards thoroughly, that’s the first thing you should know if you’re working on a DIY pallet dining table like the one in here. [found on readymade]

Rustic minimalism?

Imagine a clean environment with plenty of white invaded by a rather ugly and dirty piece of furniture made from a pallet. If you can’t imagine it, then you’ll have your answer below. They go hand in hand — that’s a great crate side table/nightstand.

Green coffee table

While it looks too good to be true, we can assure you this table is made from reclaimed shipping pallets. It’s just that it’s extremely well sanded. And those nails are well hidden with paint. Looks nothing short of cool, I must say. [from designfinch]

Rustic inspired

Not too modern, not too stylish. If that’s what you’re looking for, how about some rustic feel for an outdoor pallet table? Perfect to sit in your backyard.

NEXT →
Page 2: Pallet beds & bedrooms
Page 3: Pallet offices & desks
Page 4: Pallet sofas & benches
Page 5: Pallet shelving & storage
Page 6: Pallet decorations

Even the chair’s appearance is out of the ordinary, integrating elastic cords and a flat plastic sheet in the design. These two materials are not usually combined when creating furniture, making this special chair even more interesting. The springing form allows the uses to bounce up and down, creating a dynamic piece of furniture. Made out of 65 meters of hand-stitched elastic shock cord, the Sprung Chair is only available in limited edition.

The cushions and glass rest on lacquered stainless steel tubes which are colored in different hues, which make it attractive and great for summers. Just because its name says outdoor furniture doesn’t mean that it cannot be used for interiors. The sleek, beautiful design of the furniture pieces can match up with any contemporary furniture piece and décor items, making any modern interior design look great with its presence.

The new furniture line has a price ranging from $8,500 to about $30,000 for different pieces, based on the work done in designing the items. The collection includes coffee tables, side tables, dining tables, benches, consoles and ottomans, all of which feature graceful hand-blown glass legs, modeled after the traditional Venetian Architecture. Some of the supports consist of stacked globes that resemble Italian domes; some recollect the swirling columns of Venice’s famed palazzi.

The tabletops and bases are finished in various materials- wood, glass or colored lacquer, which give the furniture a contemporary look. Each furniture piece is custom-made according to the client’s requirements, and every aspect-from shape, size and color to material and dimensions of the furniture- is customized.

Designer Frumovitz states that his designs were hugely influenced by the Californian style of living; mostly California designs are comfy and they aren’t edgy. The designer refers to his style of designing as “American contemporary”. The price of the furniture may vary from $1,600, for dining chairs, to $9,000 for metal tables and cabinets. Artisans and craftsmen in and around Los Angeles make the furniture, which is completely customizable with a variety of woods, finishes, upholstery, size and specific detailing.

Designed by company Riva, and made out of solid wood and featuring a metal base, this stool is available in either Briccola or Cedar. The raw appeal of the stool is brought out by the asymmetric design and accentuated by the natural knots, cracks and hollows, which give it a worn-out look. And all these come naturally to it, which means that no two pieces look the same. Every piece has something unique, a property which holds it close to nature. No wonder the company is renowned for creating stunning modern furniture from used, recycles and reclaimed materials. Wouldn’t you love to use this stool in your interiors?

You’re redecorating your dining area and having a hard time choosing the chairs to meet with your contemporary theme. Let us inspire you, we have a list of 25 modern dining chairs and we promise that some of these will go just perfect with your stylish interior. Some chairs have a glossy tint, some are highly contemporary, while some are inspired from the classic chairs we had when we were little, but add a tinge of modern to the whole deal. And don’t they look perfect? Which is your favorite. Tell us more about your dining space and what you need.

You’re going to use at least some 150 sticks, but depends very much on how big you want your clock to be. Then you need to make sure the sticks are sharp at one end, coz they’ll need to fit well side by side. Add the first layer of the sticks and glue it onto your clock surface (make sure it’s clean before you start the process). For the clock to look chic, make sure your sticks follow a random idea — you know, they don’t really need to be symmetrical and have the same height.

Voila, your new clock is ready to be hanged. Like it?

(For a more thorough tutorial on check up Leigh-Ann’s site. Found on Shelterness)

While log furniture won’t fit in with just any home design (would go well with your mountain cabin though) what you’re seeing here is a great example that classic shapes doesn’t have to be boring. So if you’re decorating with a rustic theme in mind, you could get inspiration for log furniture for bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms and what not adding to the ,rustic decor — log tables, chairs, beds, barnwood furnishings, there’s everything for everyone.