This beautiful Keurig storage drawer is an easy DIY project that you can make with basic woodworking tools.
Inspired by a rustic crate, this simple DIY project can be made from scrap wood - or if this is your first project, for about $20 in materials.
It's designed without drawer slides or bulky wood extras - the coffee pod drawers simply slide on the space between the crate slats.
It's a gorgeous piece, that would bring a rustic real wood element to the home. BONUS: The Mug tree is also DIY inspired by Shanty2Chic's Mug Tree.
Here's how I built it:
I cut 1x2 boards (about $1.50 for 8 feet) as noted in cut list below. I then stapled to the "legs" with my battery operated stapler.
I then stapled the back boards to the two sides. Notice I am prestaining the boards - this is because it's hard to reach in between the slats to stain after the fact.
Then I just added the plywood top, stapling to the legs. That's it for the crate part!
The drawer part is simply 1/4" thick plywood with a 1x2 stapled to the front underside that acts as the drawer face. I just drilled out holes with a hole saw bit for the K-Pods.
Then I added the handles at the front.
We built this Keurig storage drawer for our Guest Room. You can see more of it in this video
And you can build it yourself with the free plans following.
Ana