This week marks the start of our storm season with a collection of palm fronds, branches and seeds already littering my garden courtesy of a recent hail storm. If you do come across a tree stump or fallen tree wide enough to make a side table, instead of disposing of it why not make a piece of furniture from it like these lovely log side tables below?
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| {image} This white washed log side table by The Dharma Door has been made from rainforest establishment trees in the Byron Bay Hinterland. Gum trees were originally planted to create a canopy to allow rainforest remnant seedlings to grow. When the Gum trees have served there purpose the trees are cut down and made into furniture. What a great idea! AU $299.00 from The Dharma Door |
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A little more rustic but I also love these painted tree-stump stools by designer Marie-Laure Helmkampf.
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If you fancy making your own, here is a great DIY instruction project from Curbly to transform your tree trunk into a coffee table.
I will be keeping an eye out this season as I need a few side tables for my bedroom.
Have fun.
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