DIY Sideboard with Floating Shelves, by Michiel

Create your own stylish sideboard

Have you ever dreamed of a custom-made sideboard that fits perfectly in your living room? Michiel has made this dream come true with a beautiful DIY sideboard that combines functionality and elegance. Painted in the rich shade of Little Green Arras , the sideboard is not only a functional piece of furniture but also a real eye-catcher.

A Smart Construction

The sideboard is constructed from custom-sawn wood supplied by TOSIZE.lu. It features a large storage compartment with doors at the bottom and open shelves above to display your finest accessories. The back of the sideboard is painted in Little Green Nether Red , creating a surprising and stylish contrast.

Strategically Placed

This unique cabinet sits in the living room and complements the space perfectly without dominating it. The floating shelves on the sides provide extra storage and enhance the visual appeal. This makes the cabinet not only a storage space but also a decorative element.

Why Making Your Own Is the Best Choice

Making your own furniture gives you the freedom to fully customize the dimensions and materials to your liking. Plus, you can often save money compared to ready-made options. TOSIZE.lu helped Michiel by precisely cutting the wood to size, making it easy to complete his project. The result? A piece of furniture that seamlessly matches your style and needs.

The Luxury of MDF Primed

For this project, Michiel chose MDF Primed. This wood is ideal for painting projects thanks to its smooth finish, which ensures a crisp paint finish. It's also durable and easy to work with, making it perfect for DIY projects like this sideboard.

Contemporary Living Room Style

The sideboard exudes a contemporary and warm ambiance, perfect for any modern living room. The mix of clean lines and warm colors creates a cozy and welcoming space where you'll enjoy spending time.

Extra DIY Tips

Start your project by making a clear plan and ensuring you have the right tools. Work from the center outward to ensure an even distribution. And remember: measuring is knowing!