Outrageous Build Your Own Kitchen Island Cart

Attach to the side panels with 1-14 pocket hole screws.

Build your own kitchen island cart. Add this really cool industrial serving tray to complete the look. All your chop-chop veggie times are going to be much fun on this lovely island. Designs by Studio C.

A red white and gray color palette a fresh stencil and knobs made from water shut-off valves. Build Your Own Kitchen Island Cart. Try looking for a cart at a resale shop or garage sale and then refinish it or go with the industrial look and add a countertop of your choice.

Turning your kitchen island plans into reality is rather straightforward if you use stock cabinets for the island cabinets and doors. If you like the style but are short on space Designs by Studio C also offers a plan for a smaller versionThe large version is 60 inches long by 28 inches wide while the smaller island is 48 inches by 295. This versatile cart is part counter space part shelving unit and has a warm industrial look to fit in with most kitchens.

When space is at a premium in your kitchen but you cant go out and buy a whole new island think do-it-yourself think kitchen cart the workhorse of the tiny kitchen. DIY Kitchen Island on Wheels. Build Your Own Kitchen Island Cart.

Cut the middle wall plywood to size and drill 34 pocket holes into the four sides. Before you begin building the island order a countertop thats 21-14 inches wide by 56 inches long so its ready for installation once the. Click here for the complete build plans.

Use straight cuts on plywood and stock boards to wrap the cabinets. Cambria was an editor for both Apartment Therapy and The Kitchn for eight years from 2008 through 2016. A plain-Jane kitchen cart gets a total makeover to become a small but delightful kitchen island.