Hey there! I’m so excited to share my new Anthropologie Inspired Printers Cabinet!
I was smitten with the Anthropologie original I spotted but at a whopping $1,698.00, I knew that I needed to enlist the help of our very talented friend, Ana White to design something similar!
Here are the steps I took to build this baby, with Purebond Plywood, for $200 ~ INCLUDING hinges and pulls!
Frame constructed. I chose a sheet of 3/4″ Purebond in Birch for the entire frame. I had the nice guys at Home Depot rip the boards down for me which made it much easier to fit into my SUV and cut once I got them home! We shared why we have pledged to build with Purebond HERE.
Face on the frame.
Of course, Kreg made a huge appearance in this post! From the frame to the trim, every screw is hidden thanks to my Kreg Jig!
Planked top
Doors
I LOVE these hinges! I also installed them in my Pottery Barn Inspired Media Console. You can get them at Home Depot for $3 per set. They are very strong and easy to install!
This is the stain I used on this piece! Rust-Oleum Ultimate Wood Stain in Early American.
The color is a new Shanty favorite! You can find it at Lowe’s. We also used it on our Shanty Hall Tree Bench!
I found these great pulls on Amazon for $2.38 each! I also got a discounted shipping rate for purchasing 12 ~ whoop!!
Ahhhh I am loving this cabinet under our TV in our bedroom! It has great storage, I love the stain color and it was only $200!!! Thanks again to Ana for her awesome FREE DIY Vintage Printers Cabinet plans!
And, because I love to give good recommendations when I have them, I am so happy to share with all of you DFW locals, PGAV Audio Video Solutions. Patrick is a close family friend of ours and he did a phenomenal job hiding all of our ugly cords behind our walls! He has over 20 years of experience in the Audio Video Industry! If you are interested in having a flat screen mounted, a home theater installed…anthing Audio/Video Related, email him for an estimate at info@pgavsolutions.com and tell him the Shanty Sisters sent you:)
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Ashley
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I was smitten with the Anthropologie original I spotted but at a whopping $1,698.00, I knew that I needed to enlist the help of our very talented friend, Ana White to design something similar!
Here are the steps I took to build this baby, with Purebond Plywood, for $200 ~ INCLUDING hinges and pulls!
Frame constructed. I chose a sheet of 3/4″ Purebond in Birch for the entire frame. I had the nice guys at Home Depot rip the boards down for me which made it much easier to fit into my SUV and cut once I got them home! We shared why we have pledged to build with Purebond HERE.
Face on the frame.
This is the stain I used on this piece! Rust-Oleum Ultimate Wood Stain in Early American.
The color is a new Shanty favorite! You can find it at Lowe’s. We also used it on our Shanty Hall Tree Bench!
Frame constructed. I chose a sheet of 3/4″ Purebond in Birch for the entire frame. I had the nice guys at Home Depot rip the boards down for me which made it much easier to fit into my SUV and cut once I got them home! We shared why we have pledged to build with Purebond HERE.
Face on the frame.
Of course, Kreg made a huge appearance in this post! From the frame to the trim, every screw is hidden thanks to my Kreg Jig!
Planked top
Doors
I LOVE these hinges! I also installed them in my Pottery Barn Inspired Media Console. You can get them at Home Depot for $3 per set. They are very strong and easy to install!
This is the stain I used on this piece! Rust-Oleum Ultimate Wood Stain in Early American.
The color is a new Shanty favorite! You can find it at Lowe’s. We also used it on our Shanty Hall Tree Bench!
I found these great pulls on Amazon for $2.38 each! I also got a discounted shipping rate for purchasing 12 ~ whoop!!
Ahhhh I am loving this cabinet under our TV in our bedroom! It has great storage, I love the stain color and it was only $200!!! Thanks again to Ana for her awesome FREE DIY Vintage Printers Cabinet plans!
And, because I love to give good recommendations when I have them, I am so happy to share with all of you DFW locals, PGAV Audio Video Solutions. Patrick is a close family friend of ours and he did a phenomenal job hiding all of our ugly cords behind our walls! He has over 20 years of experience in the Audio Video Industry! If you are interested in having a flat screen mounted, a home theater installed…anthing Audio/Video Related, email him for an estimate at info@pgavsolutions.com and tell him the Shanty Sisters sent you:)
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Ashley
