A seasoned mom turned a simple closet into an abstract closet using materials from Bunnings Warehouse.
Jaharn Quinn from Queensland shared the process in an Instagram video, and the result impressed hundreds of people online.
“I walk into our guest room every day and smile with pure joy and contentment knowing I’ve done it,” she wrote.
“This feeling is absolutely the best and that’s why I love what I do.”
He used custom cut MDF wood, glue, paint and pine furniture legs to bring his idea to life.
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In the past: Do-it-yourself Jaharn Quinn from Queensland took a simple closet (pictured) and turned it into a luxury wardrobe for the guest bedroom.
After: The final result (pictured) looked great. He used Bunnings cut MDF wood, glue, paint and pine furniture legs to bring his idea to life.
Alternative cabinets of the same size can cost up to $400, and he’s not prepared to pay, Jaharn said.
After seeing a similar piece of furniture created by interior designer Atelier Akuko, Jaharn wanted to recreate the look of his own home.
“As with all home improvement stores, there were a lot of ups and downs when I first learned to make cabinets,” she wrote on her card. Web site.
The Bunnings team at Noosa assisted Jaharn with his project and offered him advice in the shop.
He started by measuring the width and height of the cabinet, then divided the number by two to verify the size of the doors.
“Go to Bunnings, get your premium white melamine and pine plywood MDF board and cut the cabinet doors and melamine MDF to size,” Jaharn said.
Using a stapler, she attached the melamine MDF (white side inward) to the back of the cube.
Cabinet doors are painted white and left to dry.
Meanwhile, he rotated the storage cube horizontally and fixed the door hinges according to the instructions.
The Bunnings team at Noosa assisted Jaharn with his project and offered him advice in the shop. He started by measuring the width and height of the cabinet, then divided the number by two to verify the size of the doors.
Cabinet doors are painted white and left to dry. Meanwhile, he rotated the storage cube horizontally and fixed the door hinges according to the instructions. Then he measured the diameter of the pine legs in each corner.
He then measured the diameter of the pine feet at each corner of the base of the cabinet, then drilled a hole in the center.
All four legs are painted and then fixed to the cabinet with a drill.
To create the abstract design, Jaharn cut a series of shapes from MDF board.
‘Fix the edges with sandpaper. Place the abstract shapes in the closet and stick them with Liquid Nails.
Shapes can slide down the sides of the cabinet, so use masking tape to hold them in place and let the glue dry overnight.
All four legs are painted and then fixed to the cabinet with a drill (left). To create the abstract design, Jaharn cut a series of shapes from the MDF panel (right)
Cabinet doors were painted several times followed by a coat of Zinsser BIN Primer Sealer.
After the cabinet doors were painted several times, a coat of Zinsser BIN Primer Sealer was applied.
‘Once it dries (and it dries very quickly), apply a few coats of white paint and let it dry. And your closet is ready!’ said Jaharen.
“I cannot tell you how satisfying this project has been. He put in a lot of effort.’
Hundreds of people described the design as “beautiful” and “gorgeous”.
Source: Daily Mail
