I found this big solid table for $15 at my local thrift store.
I thought it would work well for a kids kitchen area, so I bought it.
I also grabbed a wooden head board for $5.
Kids kitchens can be very expensive. I found one online recently that I loved but it was over $500! I figured I’d see what I could put together, and hoped to keep the cost under $100.
I sanded the table and the head board.
I took the posts off the headboard and drew 2 rectangles in the centre of the board to cut out.
After cutting the ‘windows’ out, I screwed the headboard to the table.
And then I added details…
I made some curtains and hung them on a dowel, over the windows.
I painted a stove top and grabbed a stainless steel retangular tray as a sink.
Total cost was about $50 and the kids love it. 🙂
Have you made a kitchen for your kids? How did it turn out? ❤️
Right Brained Mom 
Darlene Dee
Wow! You are talented! I’m inspired! Now I want to build a cool kitchen/diner for Babystar. But. I’ll probably just buy one from IKEA because, well, I guess because I’m lazy lol!
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rightbrainedmom
Thanks! I enjoy making stuff. Not so much the cleaning up part though 😜
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Dawn Hall
The kids must love it Brandon. What I really like is the cookie pan in the background attached to the wall. Great idea and great use of vertical space.
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rightbrainedmom
Thanks Dawn! They love it! Warms my heart 💕💕
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Sabina
This is awesome!! I have no sense of creativity. Is there a possibility that you can teach a class to build these or other things together? I wish I can design the space to allow my little 4 years old to enjoy everyday coming home from jk.
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rightbrainedmom
Thank you!
Yes. I teach workshops! You can message me on my FB page or email me at rightbrainedmom@hotmail.com
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