Happy Monday! I hope you had a excellent weekend.
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I took this weekend to finish up some projects and this was one that I did. VERY VERY easy. Its a lucite tray table. Well the tray is not really Lucite. It is actually acrylic, but it gives off the same feel.
If you have a small space, like my studio, using clear furniture and accessories can be functional as well as visually unobtrusive to the eye. The ghost chair pictured is really awesome as well.
This thrifted Lucite Tray Table was extremely easy to make and it can be arranged and styled with almost any items you'd like. I will be back later in the week with a tutorial, but let me just say all the items styled on top of the Lucite Tray Table was thrifted. Those vintage reader digest books can really come in handy if you love to style and restyle small vignettes in your home.
So I say this table is "semi" thrifted because this tray wasn't thrifted, but the base was. More details coming very soon. Just a heads up that this whole project was less than $20!
You can pick up the pillow from HERE, if you'd like.
So do you need a small Lucite Tray Table in your space?