DIY C-Table With Mirror Accents

This DIY C-Table makes a perfect addition to any living room. The C shaped table makes it versatile and can be used in so many ways! Add mirror accents to the table to give it a modern touch using a simple trick!

This DIY C-table is the latest addition to our living room.

Not only is it gorgeous, it is practical, modern and versatile!

Apart from being a nice place to put a book or a cup over the sofa arm, it can pretend to be a regular end table too…

Or be the perfect place to put a laptop while binge-watching TV shows and “working”.

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Ok, so now let’s talk about the stripes of mirrors!

Aren’t they gorgeous? It is Mirror Tape by Duck Brand and I think it completely elevates a simple DIY wood C- table to a whole new level!

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How to Build the DIY C-Table –

You can download the plans for the DIY C- table by clicking the button below.

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It is a fairly quick and simple DIY project and I was able to get the whole thing built in one morning.

Here is a quick video showing you how to make the table and add the mirror tape. Step by step instructions follow below.

 

 

 

Step 1 – Make all the cuts and pocket holes per the plans.

 

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Step 2 – Build the top, bottom and side by attaching the 2″x2″ to the 1″ x 12″ boards using pocket hole screws and wood glue.

Step 3 – Add the second layer of 1″x12″ to create the chunky look and to hide the pocket hole screws.

Step 4 – Attach the 3 separate pieces to form a C-table.

Step 5 – Fill in any visible pocket holes and paint or stain and add the top coat to the DIY C table.

Step 7 – Attach casters to the bottom.

Step 8 – Now for the fun part! Time to add bling! 

I measured 6 ¼” from each side and added the 1.88″ mirror tape. Then I add the ¾” tape on each side leaving a ¾” gap from the middle tape. Be sure to leave enough to wrap around underneath. I went around the top to the back in a waterfall effect and on the inside too make it look like the mirror was “embedded” in.

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I love how the mirror adheres really well to the wood and adds the perfect amount of personality!

I love having this table in the living room – especially for my late night blogging sessions in front of the TV.

I also love the look of the shiny mirror tape on the table!

What will use mirror tape on? Tag me on Instagram @anikasdiylife and tell me or better yet, show me!