DIY This Trendy Fluted Table

Determine the height of your tube, then use a pencil to mark in 1’’ increments all the way around the tube. Next, use a hand saw to cut the tube in half. Use a steady, sawing motion to gradually cut down into the tube. Even up the edges using sandpaper where needed.

Determine the height of your tube, then use a pencil to mark in 1’’ increments all the way around the tube. Next, use a hand saw to cut the tube in half. Use a steady, sawing motion to gradually cut down into the tube. Even up the edges using sandpaper where needed.

First determine the height of your tube, then use a pencil to mark in 1’’ increments all the way around the tube. Next, use a hand saw to cut the tube in half. Use a steady sawing motion to gradually cut down into the tube. Even up the edges using sandpaper where needed.


For the top of the table, use a 15’’ wooden round. Start by using white spray paint or latex paint to prime and paint the table top. Next, use marble spray paint to add an elegant marble-inspired effect. Last, finish the table top with 2-3 coats of clear acrylic spray. Let it dry completely.

For the top of the table, use a 15’’ wooden round. Start by using white spray paint or latex paint to prime and paint the table top. Next, use marble spray paint to add an elegant marble-inspired effect. Last, finish the table top with 2-3 coats of clear acrylic spray. Let it dry completely.

For the top of the table, use a 15’’ wooden round. Start by using white spray paint or latex paint to prime and paint the table top. Next, use marble spray paint to add an elegant marble-inspired effect. Last, finish the table top with 2-3 coats of clear acrylic spray. Let it dry completely.

To get a fluted look, use a hand saw to cut 60 11/16 half-round trim pieces to the same length as the tube.

Use wood glue to attach the first wood trim piece to the outside of the concrete tube and secure with 1’’ spring clamps.

Leave each clamp in place for 30-minutes before moving to a new section. Continue to glue and clamp the wooden trim around the tube until it is covered. Let dry completely.

Wipe any excess wood glue after clamping with a tissue. Continue to glue and clamp the wooden trim around the tube until it is covered. Let dry completely.

Leave each clamp in place for 30-minutes before moving to a new section. Continue to glue and clamp the wooden trim around the tube until it is covered. Let dry completely.

Spray paint the base of the table using matte black spray paint. Add two coats to ensure full coverage.

Once the base is dry, use wood glue to attach the marble-like top to the base matte black base. Tip: To secure, place heavy books on top to help create a stronger bond.

Once the base is dry, use wood glue to attach the marble-like top to the base matte black base. Tip: To secure, place heavy books on top to help create a stronger bond.

HGTV Editor Liz Gray shows how to make a trendy fluted table in six easy steps using a handful of crafting supplies and tools. To make your own, you will need 60 pieces of 11/16” half-round pine trim, a 12'' tube, a 15'' wood round, matte black spray paint, marble spray paint, white spray paint, clear acrylic spray, a hand saw, 1'' spring clamps, sandpaper, scrap wood, wood glue, sandpaper, a tape measure and pencil.

HGTV Editor Liz Gray shows how to make a trendy fluted table in six easy steps using a handful of crafting supplies and tools. To make your own, you will need 60 pieces of 11/16” half-round pine trim, a 12'' tube, a 15'' wood round, matte black spray paint, marble spray paint, white spray paint, clear acrylic spray, a hand saw, 1'' spring clamps, sandpaper, scrap wood, wood glue, sandpaper, a tape measure and pencil.