Let’s take a look at how he upcycled this desk into a bathroom vanity.
According to home depot:
This DIY bathroom vanity has a fun twist– it’s made from a repurposed desk. It’s surprisingly easy to make the conversion, too. Spruce up the desk with a new coat of paint, cut a hole for the sink, and you pretty have your bathroom vanity ready to install. We used a new desk with a cool mission-style look, but you could just as easily convert an old desk from a thrift store to create a vanity in whatever style suites your decor.
Pretty simple, right?
You have your nice big vanity top, drawers and you can paint it any color you like! This is a win-win-win!
Here is your materials list for this project:
Supplies
Drop Cloth
Sandpaper
Painter’s Tape
Painter’s Touch Ultra Cover 2x – White Primer
Painter’s Touch Ultra Cover 2x – Gloss Ocean Mist
Desk (We used the Arts and Crafts Cottage Oak Executive Desk from The Home Depot)
Drop-in Bathroom Sink (We used the Tresham Drop-in Bathroom Sink by KOHLER)
Bathroom Faucet (We used the Georgeson Single Hole 1-Handle Bathroom Faucet by KOHLER)Tools
Pencil
Tape Measure
Silicone Caulk
Caulk Gun
Screwdriver
Drill
Jig Saw
Disposable Gloves
The finished product is really something to behold!
Do you have a desk you can upcycle for this project? Have you ever made a sink vanity out of something unusual? Tell us about it!
For more detailed instructions on how to make this, see our article and picture source at home depot.
Wow.