Kitchen Island

I got a bunkbed from some Caltech students when they moved out of their apartment a few years ago. Basically, I just bought all the furniture in their apartment for a few hundred dollars. The bunkbed was too big for me to do anything with, and instead of throwing it away, I decided to see if I could salvage the materials. The result is that I made this kitchen island using the same ideas as the workbench I had created as my first project.

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Comment by Mark Tagawa on July 6, 2011 at 10:46am: Thanks Al.

Comment by Al Barale on July 6, 2011 at 2:43am: Great job Mark, I like how you recycled an old piece of furniture to create something new. Well done.

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