Coffee Table Plans

Rustic Coffee Table Plans

This rustic coffee table will be a handsome addition to your family room or den and is easy to build with these plans.

Driftwood Coffee Table Plans

Here are plans for a beautiful one of a kind driftwood coffee table.

Asian Coffee Table Plans with Drawers

This Asian coffee table not only looks great but offers extra storage with counter underneath and two drawers.

Rustic Coffee Table Plans

You can build a good looking rustic coffee table with these free plans.

Handy Storage Coffee Table Plans

Build an attractive square table with a glass top and lots of storage.

Cedar Coffee Table Plans

Free woodworking plans for a strong and sturdy coffee table built completely out of cedar. This will work great for small areas.

Mission Coffee Table Plans

Drawings only, there is not an actual photo of the finished item.

Black is back and high gloss is hot. Bring today's most fashionable look into your home with this beautiful coffee table that gives you five finishing options.

Build a high style coffee table with an innovative finish. This coffee table is constructed of inexpensive materials. Plextone is used as the finish for this coffee table creating a granite like appearance on a wooden base.

Craftsman Style Coffee Table Plans

This coffee table has straight lines and a lack of ornamentation. It can easily harmonize with a modern interior.

Carved Leg Coffee Table Plans

Basic veneering and bandsawn curves give this living room coffee table an elegant look. The tables softly sculpted shape combines carving, veneering, and inlay techniques.

The Two-Way Table

These are table plans for one tabletop with two table heights. This table can be a coffee table or a dining table.

Here is a great-looking rustic looking table that will cost very little to make. This table would work well for the livingroom or den, or even the patio.

To make this pallet coffee table, you will need 2 wood pallets, sandpaper and a gloss paint in your color choice. White paint works well with this rustic look.

First, check the pallets for loose nails or staples. Use a nail punch, hammer and pliers to remove them or pound them into the wood below the surface. Sand the surface of the wood with the belt sander and/or rough-grade sandpaper. Then use medium grade sandpaper to remove any splinters that are left.

Now the table is ready to paint. Remembering that this is a rustic look, the paint doesn't have to completely cover. Just brush paint on all the wood surfaces.

To finish, stack one pallet on top of the other to form a coffee table. Not only do you now have a "green" table, the pallet table can be used outdoors as well.