Square Coffee Table

I've seen in a bar. Made of wood. Very low and contemporary research. It looks like a solid block (but would not) has a small lid on top in the middle that emerges and reveals an ice bucket. Great idea to fashion, but can not find anywhere. Ideas?

Try IKEA. If not, as suggested, it does yourself. No. It is not difficult and your ice bucket will cover all the jagged edges you `ll have. Draw a circle - cut with a jigsaw - easy. My Sister and I do things like ourselves all the time.

IKEA

it has been customized prob that you could ask the bar owner where he comes

come to me and I'll build you one if you live in the United Kingdom

You can cut a circle in a wooden table yourself to meet your ice bucket. Look for one with a lip - the more the better to hide your work cut. I bet you can find a nice ice bucket stainless steel because they are very popular today. You may be able to get away with a bucket that just ends up and down, but you must get your perfect fit to be seated. Go to the lip.

Measure the circumference (distance around the bucket) just below the lip. Divide by 3.14 to get the diameter of the circle you need for your cup. Use a drill to drill a hole somewhere in your circle near the edge and use a jigsaw to cut the circle. If you are unsure of your position and / or cutting skills, try cutting a piece of timber! If the measure of sound that you care about, try to cut the cardboard circle and see if it's the right size first. Once you know that part of the scrap wood, you can draw your circle on the table.

If you're still unsure, get a carpenter and ask him if he can make the cut for you. Then shop for a table and a bucket. Do not terribly expensive - far less than a table or a specialty built to your taste. A local carpenter I am not simply changing variety of furniture projects for a very good price. If you have many small projects like this, you might consider finding one who is ready to take on small projects.

Good luck!