This Wooden Magazine Rack is a Cute Vintage Touch to your Room
Jen Chae — May 28, 2013 — Art & Design
References: pazu7506.blog.me
Make your own wooden magazine rack and showcase your favorite book or magazine covers. This step-by-step pictorial by a South Korean blogger on Naver will walk you through the process.
The display case requires minimal materials: wooden planks, nails and rubber-coated wire of your color choice. You can even choose different-colored wood. The back plank of wood is purposely unpolished for a rustic look, though it is finished with a wood coating to avoid splinters. The finished product can be hung on the wall or placed against the wall on a desktop.
The imperfect, lop-sided shape of the back plank adds a natural look to your room. It is vintage-inspired for modern thrifters who are seeking quick and inexpensive home decor.
The display case requires minimal materials: wooden planks, nails and rubber-coated wire of your color choice. You can even choose different-colored wood. The back plank of wood is purposely unpolished for a rustic look, though it is finished with a wood coating to avoid splinters. The finished product can be hung on the wall or placed against the wall on a desktop.
The imperfect, lop-sided shape of the back plank adds a natural look to your room. It is vintage-inspired for modern thrifters who are seeking quick and inexpensive home decor.
Trend Themes
1. DIY Home Decor - The rise of DIY home decor projects offers opportunities for companies to provide materials, tools, and guidance for new and experienced makers alike.
2. Rustic Aesthetics - The popularity of rustic aesthetics in home decor and design presents opportunities for companies to offer products that evoke a sense of vintage charm and natural beauty.
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3. Sustainable and Eco-friendly Brands - Sustainable and eco-friendly brands can offer products and materials for DIYers who prioritize being environmentally-conscious with their creations.
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