This wardrobe was created with used and discarded materials. There is plenty of room for clothes hats and shoes with the benefit of keeping discarded materials out of a landfill.
Beach rock coffee table was crafted using recycled fibers and materials. This piece was painted with low/no VOCÂ water based paint. I used a thin layer of solvent free resin on the top. I am leaning away from resin because I’m not convinced that it is eco-friendly just because Stone Coat Countertops produces it without solvents. I have several gallons to use, then I will likely stick to ecofriendly paints.
This coffee table, like many of these pieces is constructed from empty paint cans and other containers as the filling with a specially mixed recycled pulp exterior. They are then sealed with a combination of low/no VOC glue and paint, sometimes combined with the recycled chalk paint from the restore. The top of this table is solvent free resin made by Stone Coat Countertops.
top view
This is another angle of the coffee table on the ad below.
This was so much fun, turning an old wood table with two drawers into a faux copper cat table.
I am looking forward to finding more damaged furniture, so that I can make more characters.