If you like rustic meets industrial designs, crate and pallet furniture is right what you need for your home. You can DIY such pieces yourself and upcycle some abandoned crates or pallets, which means going green. Want some inspiration? Here are some cool ideas from Pinterest!
Crate Shelving Units And Racks
A shelving unit or a rack is the first thing that comes to your mind when you see a crate. You can simply attach a crate to the wall to use it as a shelf, or attach a couple of crates to each other and place them on casters for a mobile unit, or build a whole large shelving unit of crates – horizontally, vertically or both to use it as a storage unit and space divider. You may stain, paint or just paint the edges of the crates to make them look cooler and to match your interior.
A comfy shelving unit with crates is dieal for kitchens – store your veggies and fruits here, at hand.
A bright emerald shelving unit built of crates and a wooden tabletop for a kids’ space.
A tall shelving unit of crates and vintage legs naturally fits a mid-century modern living room easily.
A pink crate shelving unit is an easy idea to add storage space and a soft touch of color.
A stylish crate shelving unit of a wooden plank and crates will work for a rustic or mid-century modern space.
Elegant white crate lockers with numbers are a chic and cool DIY for any laundry or mudroom.
A wooden crate shelving unit acts as a garden with potted greenery, a great idea for decorating a small balcony.
A white crate shelving unit on casters highlighted with yarn is a stylish idea with a rustic feel.
A trio of crate shelves on the wall in different colors to organize small stuff in your bathroom.
A white crate shelving unit doubles as a space divider, it's a functional idea for any open layout.
Crate Tables And Desks
Building a desk or table of crates is pretty easy: use them as a base or legs, and they will also feature much storage space – it’s usually open space but you may add doors, too. You can also make a coffee table of crates – attach several pieces to each other, stain or paint it and add casters for more comfortable using. If you need a smaller piece – a side or end table – take a single crate and place it on hairpin legs and voila!
An oversized rustic desk made of crates and a long wooden plank tabletop is an easy DIY and its gives you much storage space.
A small entryway console of navy crates, a dark stained tabletop and metal legs is a very cool idea for a small space.
A stylish small side table made of a rich stained crate and hairpin legs can be also used as a nightstand.
A farmhouse console table made of wooden crates and a shutter looks very rustic and relaxed.
A cute and simple desk of whitewashed crates and a neutral tabletop for a relaxed space.
Other Crate Furniture
Crates can be used to make an ottoman, a footstool, a nightstand, drawers, a bed and many other furniture pieces – every piece will feature storage space, which is amazing. Take a look at the ideas and get inspired! If you want some DIY projects to realise some of these items, head over here.
A crate denim ottoman on casters is a fun idea to add a rustic feel to the space.
A modern farmhouse nightstand of black crates, a stained tabletop and metal legs is a chic idea.
A nightstand made of a white crate and vintage legs will easily fit a refined space with a vintage feel.
A pastel outdoor bar made of crates painted in pastel shades and with a wooden tabletop.
A simple and chic garden made of crates and wooden legs is a cute idea of an open storage unit.
A stained coffee crate side table on casters with industrial detailing is a bold idea.
A TV unit made of crates is a simple and stylish idea with plenty of storage that can be made very fast and easily.
An outdoor drink station built of white crates, casters and a black tabletop is a great idea to refresh in summer and host parties.