The combination of a piano top, banisters and a large post create a useful room divider and an additional surface for eating or entertaining. Add extra display space and privacy with a door divider that gets attached to the wall. A portion of old door molding creatively hides the unpleasant view of a fluorescent light fixture from the living area. This recycling bin made out of an old refrigerator liner gets a new wooden top with a recycled stove handle and is decorated with a portion of iron railing. The beautiful crown molding, which is a portion of an old window, inspired this large shelving unit.
Doors create the back and sides and Victorian trim hides the raw edges with a decorative touch.
To turn the post into a leg, drill a hole in the bottom center of it and attach a support piece of wood with screws. Attach the base plates to the legs and screw them in place under the bar top . Drill into the side of the door and attach the hinges. The free side will be attached to the wall to make the room divider stand. Pre-drill holes in the door and shelf at the desired height, and then secure the brackets and shelf with screws.