EASY floating shelves [Part 4: Home Bar]
This episode we focus on adding wooden floating shelves to the home bar. The floating shelves were added for balance in this design, and I think they did just that. Building these floating wood shelves is an easy DIY project, costs less than $20, and gives a great finished look.
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