Made in Detroit from cold-rolled American steel, Floyd Legs clamp onto any flat surface to make a DIY table. Courtesy of the Floyd Leg The world is full of discarded building materials waiting to be ...

Google "hairpin legs" and you’ll turn up countless resources for what's now-staple of furniture design: slender steel rods bent into a deep, rounded V that can be easily attached to most any surface ...

So you need a table, ey? Well, that’s not really enough information for us to go on, frankly. Do you need a large family-sized table for your dining room? A smaller one for the kitchen breakfast nook?

Moving with furniture can be a pain, especially with big pieces like tables, but what if you could take your table apart? That’s the concept behind the Floyd Leg, a super sturdy steel table leg that ...

Many hobby craftsmen shy from mixing concrete. Do-it-yourself expert Sari Hansen shows how, in just a few steps, you can make a concrete table with copper-pipe legs made from copper pipes.

A stylish and rough-hewn coffee table can be yours for the cost of a few boards and some trendy hairpin legs.

Fluted pillar tables can retail for over $2000 at designer stores, but savvy DIY fans are making their own versions for a fraction of the price using two $45 “ribbed” side tables from the discount ...