I've got 18 brand new plans coming, and I'm shooting to add one a day until they're all posted. I'll link them below as they post so you can find all the plans in one handy spot. Click an image below to see the plans for that coffee table!
Simple Four-Poster Table
Vintage Style Coffee Table
Table w/ Nesting Ottoman
Round Farmhouse Coffee Table
Table with Built-In Bookshelf
Easy Industrial Farmhouse Table
Kid-Friendly Coffee Table
Coffee Table with Drawers
Round Table w/ Ottomans
Four Round Coffee Tables
Rolling Crate Coffee Table
Mid-Century Modern Table
Simple Modern Coffee Table
Easy Minimalist Coffee Table
Modern Plywood Coffee Table
2x4 Farmhouse Coffee Table
Industrial Rolling Coffee Table
Easy Cubby Coffee Table
Coffee Table Gallery
Need even more coffee tables? Try these plans from our archives:
- The Rhyan Coffee Table (plus its matching end tables and console)
- Its industrial brother, the Bryan Coffee Table
- The Chunky Modular Coffee Table (from our Friday Hacks Series!)
- The Chunky 2x4 Coffee Table (from our 2x4 building series)
- This X-Leg Bench that would make a sweet little coffee table
- And check out the rest of our Free Building Plans!
A few notes on the coffee table series:
- All the round coffee tables are designed to fit a standard 3' tabletop that you can purchase (Lowe's carries one) if you don't want to DIY the top. You can also cut your own top from plywood, or check out Ana White's tips to cut a circular top with a circular saw.
- Tons of you said you love rolling coffee tables. So grateful for your feedback, because that never crossed my mind! Here's the good new: any coffee table in this series (and probably any coffee table you already own or find at the thrift store) can be made into a rolling table by simply adding a set of casters! So if rolling tables are your jam, pick your favorite style and get some wheels on that baby. Amazon has a set of four 1" casters for $10, and a set of four 2" casters for $17.
- You can also swap out the legs on several tables to change the style. Here are a few favorites to get your wheels turning: 16" hairpin legs, 8" hairpin legs, chunky farmhouse legs. Home improvement stores typically carry at least a few options for table legs, too!
- Sizing: coffee tables are typically between 15-18" high. My plans play around with that range, but most of them can be adjusted to whatever height you like just by changing the length of the legs. Easy peasy! If you're adding casters, remember to adjust the leg height accordingly.
- Let me know if you have any more questions! Happy building!
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