Furniture Tutorial

This is the first of several furniture tutorials we’ll be posting. There is a fair bit of variety in this tutorial: chairs, tables, desks, cupboards.

We’ll start with some small chairs. The lightsaber hilts don’t connect quite all the way into the back tile, but go far enough for a fairly stable connection.

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Next a simple cupboard, some jumper plates will be added into the technic bricks to serve as drawers.

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A metal framed bed makes good use of these railing parts.

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Here is a simple water trough.

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Looking for a more unique table design? This style gives a bit more ornate appearance than simple bricks and plates.

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Next is a cupboard/shelf that was designed to fit under a set of stairs. Some jumper plates in white, capped with a grill tile, convey the idea of papers. Different color plates or tiles could be used to make books instead.

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This feed trough design works nicely for cows or horses.

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The lattice in this desk could be easily replaced with a brick, or different decoration.

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Drawers and the flower decorations are attached via headlight bricks.

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Lastly a kitchen table/cupboard. The headlight bricks will be turned around to face the other way so you can attach the SNOT plates and bricks.

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Like such.

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ThenĀ  some bucket handles are slid into the bottom of the bricks.

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If you have any questions about the designs above, or ideas on what other furniture items we should make tutorials on, let us know!

2 Comments:

  1. Roanoke Handybuck

    Awesome job guys! Great tutorial! Could you guys make a tree tutorial? I really like your tree techniques, and I am wondering how you do them! Thanks!

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