Easy To Follow Steps for this beautiful DIY Geometric Wood Table Top Design. Use Poplar, Oak, Reclaimed Wood, Cedar, and more.
DIY Geometric Wood Table Top
Last month I shared the how-to steps for a DIY Cedar Mosaic Tabletop. I loved that one so much that I just had to give our old kitchen table a DIY Geometric Wood Table Top in Poplar.
Cedar and Poplar are both available in Lowes and Home Depot, so easy to find. And, they both have great variations in color and grain, which totally adds beauty to the design.
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If you love a good geometric wood art project too, check out this scrap wood art project tutorial or this pretty DIY Cedar Chevron Wall Art on my blog.
Or head over to YouTube where I’ve put all my Geometric art and table videos in this DIY Wood Geometric Art Playlist.
Now let me show you that beautiful, whitewashed DIY Geometric Wood Table Top. 🙂
DIY Wood Table Top Build Steps
Watch this video to see the exact steps I used to make this DIY Geometric Wood Tabletop Pattern. All of the steps are shown in the video. Scroll down for the written steps and tips.
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Feeling inspired? Now that you’ve seen this DIY Geometric Wood Table Top tutorial, you can do it too. Let me know if you have questions. Don’t forget to sign up for the Abbotts At Home email newsletter to get DIY, Remodeling, and Crafty ideas in your inbox.
Chuck
Wednesday 13th of May 2020
I use a small rounding over bit on a router to give a tiny shadow line on each piece. That may not work on a table top but it works great on mosaic wall art. You don’t have to worry about filling cracks.
Stephanie
Thursday 14th of May 2020
I love that look too. I usually just grab my sander and round off the corners on my wall art. But, I love the crisp, perfect look of a rounded or chamfered edge from a router. :)
Jeanne
Saturday 2nd of May 2020
What an incredible project! It's kind of like quilting, with different Material, tools, and processes. Your persistence with the fillers is admirable. There are times when a project goes wrong and I just end up with a UFO - Un-Finished Object. Great video and finished result! :)
Stephanie
Saturday 2nd of May 2020
Thanks so much, Jeanne. This one was definitely a labor of love. And, I know what you mean about UFO projects. I have 3 in my garage at all times. LOL
Anita Holland
Friday 1st of May 2020
Your table is beautiful, you did a great job. Pinned
Stephanie
Saturday 2nd of May 2020
Thanks so much, Anita. I'm very excited about how this one turned out. :)
Amy
Friday 1st of May 2020
Wow what a beautiful design. Very creative!
Stephanie
Friday 1st of May 2020
Thanks, Amy! I love this project. :)
Pamela @ DIY Vibes
Wednesday 29th of April 2020
This table is stunning! I watched the whole video, I was so intrigued! All the work was defiinitly worth it!
Stephanie
Wednesday 29th of April 2020
Yay! Thanks so much, Pamela. That's made my night. :)