One Simple Bliss

I was on the hunt for a console table that would fit this wall.  All of the tables that I liked were wider than the wall, or outside of my budget. So I decided to build it myself. I knew the width and height I needed, then measured out my depth.  I used this Restoration Hardware console as inspiration.  After I had my measurements, I drew out my plan, and cuts.  I used a 1x6, six 1x2s and half a sheet of plywood. Since I wanted my table depth to be 17 inches, I had the plywood cut into 17 inch strips at Lowe's and then used a jigsaw to make the width cuts. Once I had all of my pieces cut, I used the pocket jig to make pocket holes to attach everything together.  I first applied some wood glue, then screwed all the pieces together.  I started by attaching the front faux drawer 1x6 to the 1x2s. My table is 29 inches wide, but you can make it to whatever width you need. From there I attached the legs to the faux drawer. this made the front of the table. I