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End Table Dog Bed – Easy DIY Upcycle

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How did I come home with an end table dog bed?

It’s funny how things happen. Yesterday, I went on an impromptu shopping excursion with my friend Terri. We planned to go antiquing and thrift hunting followed by a tasty lunch. I wasn’t searching for anything in particular, but somehow I ended up buying an end table dog bed! LOL šŸ˜‚Let me explain.

As you know I live in the country, and there are not many shopping options near my home.Terri and I set out early in the morning for Milledgeville, GA which is about 30 minutes from my house. Our first stop was a new-to-me antiques warehouse type of place that was filled to the brim. As hard as I tried to find something, I left here empty-handed. I’ll definitely return for another visit.

Favorite Spot

Next, we headed further into downtown to my favorite spot, The Market Collective. Shop owner, Donna, is a delight! She fills her lovely store with beautiful antiques, local made handcraft items and so much more. This is the same shop that I also buy the delicious Bloody Mary and Nada Rita mixers. Donna also offers rentals of her wares for special events – weddings, showers and parties.

Anyway, I was buzzing around the shop selecting cute postcards for artwork and a handmade fabric wallet. As I was checking out, Terri discovered a super cute end table dog bed. Y’all know how much I love my sweet boy,Gus! He’s 6 months old now and spoiled rotten, which suits me perfectly well. Anyway, I caved into peer pressure from Terri – šŸ˜‚at least that’s what I told Honey Bee. The price was right and I didn’t have to do any of the DIY work! We loaded the end table dog bed into Terri’s vehicle and headed home.

I want to be perfectly clear, this is NOT my DIY. It may look like something that I would make, but this is totally someone else’s creativity.

I mean, c’mon, could Gus be any cuter? And he loves his new bed! In this video, Gus tells you himself just how great it is!

https://youtu.be/Y6u1XjQ10hc

He truly leapt right in and loves sleeping in it.

Damaged Top

The table was very damaged on its top. The entire table as painted and then distressed with what appears to be dark wax.

She’s Got Legs

Make no mistake. This table is strong, heavy and durable.

See what I mean? He really does love his new bed! Next time that you see a damaged end table, keep this dog bed idea in mind. Have you created anything lately?

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5 Comments

  1. Linda Hickey says:

    Love the bed and your sweet furry baby. Great idea.

  2. Oh my word, this bed is fit for a King! Gus is seriously so stinking cute, I can’t even take it. This is such a great idea and the perfect way to upcycle an end table. Great find!

  3. Some people are so creative. Who would have thought of something like this? Quite lovely and the best part is that Gus seems quite comfortable on it so it clearly works great as a dog bed. Also, love what you did with the voice! Thanks for sharing!

  4. LeMitri's says:

    Wow! I love this idea! It turned out great!

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