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Reclaimed Whiskey Barrel Coffee Table: In this Instructable i will show you how to make a reclaimed whiskey barrel coffee table. List of Materials Needed Whiskey barrel 3/4" self tapping screws 3 1/2" Screws Barn wood 2x6 or another material you want to build your table legs o…

We use whiskey barrels to create custom crafted decor pieces including drink accessories, barrel cabinets, stools, benches, barrel card holders and more!

Wine furniture from Wine Enthusiast. Move the wine gatherings to your kitchen, bar or wine cellar with our wonderfully crafted credenzas, bars and tables.

I saw this 1/2 wine barrel at a local nursery and I knew I had to turn it into a wine barrel coffee table. Sadly, I didn’t realize how bad the condition was pr…

Handcrafted Whiskey / Bourbon Barrel Half Coffee Table, made from an authentic oak Whiskey/Bourbon barrel. Because these tables are crafted using actual used Whiskey/Bourbon barrels, there will always be unique variations to the look and colors of the finished barrels. This gives them the sought after, rustic look that is unable to be duplicated. Each table is hand sanded, stained (optional), and finished with a coat of polyurethane. The table is 17"- 18" tall and roughly 24" wide at the…

Use a whiskey (or wine) barrel to create a manly and functional coffee table.

Empty wine barrels are far from being wasted if you know what to do with them. Need a table or a fire pit in your yard? You can have one with that empty wine barrel and it can really be a beautiful addition to your outdoor area! It’s so easy to DIY that anybody with the right tools can definitely make one for themselves! What’s even better is that you can make it as unique as you want it to be...

I wouldn’t necessarily call myself crafty, but here and there, I work on a DIY project that turns out pretty well. DIY success: my wine cork Christmas wreath I think that becoming a homeowner has made my hubby and me more DIY people. For instance, recently he built a new pergola for our backyard with […]