Rustic outdoor furniture

Are you enamoured with the french oak Restoration Hardware sectional sofa but don't have $20,000 to lay down on outdoor furniture? Here's how to hack it.

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Questions about our modern farmhouse DIY outdoor sofa answered in this two year update. Originally inspired by patio furniture from Restoration Hardware.

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Adirondack Bench: Our loveseat-like outdoor garden bench for two has a lounge-friendly design with a table built right into its armrests. Like a table and chairs set in a single piece, it does it all with more visual fun. Cozy Outdoor Chairs for Two: Sit low down by the fire pit in that classic Adirondack tilt. The seats offer a form-fitting groove, the backrests are tall and supportive, and the armrests wrap you all around. Ice Bucket: Lounge with a friend and share a cool drink. Not only…

241001-001, Four Hands, Clean and simple, this bold outdoor sofa features a distinctive design and curved seat back, crafted from FSC®-certified wood. The thick box cushion and knife-edge back cushion are finished in a high performance Italian upholstery. Cover or store indoors during inclement weather and when not in use.

Six 2x4 structural lumber boards, cut and put together to make a rustic and unique console table perfect for any entryway.

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I teased you guys with this DIY project last week, and these stocky guys were not only easy to make, but they were a huge hit with all the wedding guests. So much so that we had several guests putting dibs on wanting to take them home after all was said and done. What you'll need: 12 solid wood stumps big enough to hold one person (we used oak that was roughly 14" in diameter) Drill with a 1/4" wood drill bit Plywood to create the base of the cushion (my friend Aaron had a bunch of plywood…