Suburban Beach Bungalow

What do pebbles, driftwood and an old wine bottle have to do with decorating? Watch as the colors and textures of a beach bungalow bring cohesive style to this living room remix.

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Karen found two concrete and pebble pavers for $7 at a garden center and is inspired to make two beach-look tables to replace the broken coffee table. Simple, square, wooden frames are built for the table bases and painted with a coat of white liming wax to tie in with the white fireplace and remixed entertainment center. The pebble paver tops receive a coat of latex wax, which has a nice sheen and is easy to clean up. The tops are attached to the bases with construction glue.

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