Check out one of the latest pallet furniture ideas I’ve seen on the web. This pallet kitty bed does not include the adorable kitten as seen in the photo!

Add a little paint, draw on some mice, and insert a warm, comfy pillow or blanket along with using less than half a pallet, and wallah, you’ve got yourself a happy kitty!

The Eiko Cabinet by Anthropologie is a design that uses elements that could be done with used pallet furniture

For more information about the cabinet, or to purchase, check it out at their website

I just stumbled upon this video (show below) that shows a half dozen creative uses for pallets, including several creative pallet furniture ideas.

In the video you’ll see picnic tables, shoe holders, tool holders, and a fold-able chair!

Lots more ideas to inspire you to get out and start building your own unique pallet furniture!

I just so happened to stumble on a post over at busy days worthwhile which has a great article on this pallet furniture patio set that has several pieces of pallet furniture incorporated into an outdoor deck / seating area.

All the furniture was sanded down with an electric sander and was painted once to give the furniture a slight distressed look.

From the photos and article I see that there’s a outdoor sofa, dining table, coffee table, and planter! The patio looks great and I’m sure it was done on a shoestring budget.

I just stumbled upon a great tutorial over at instructables.com, that shows step-by-step how to build a pallet adirondack chair. Although it’s hard to find consistent sized pallets, the tutorial focuses on the average size pallet. It’s probably one of the best pallet furniture tutorial I’ve seen thus far.

Check out the pallet adirondack chair tutorial over at instructables.

A special thanks to Petra from bag of pretty for sharing these photos of an outdoor pallet garden set that she said is at her 80 year-old grandma’s house in Croatia. The pallets look a bit thick, but a whole set is something I have yet to see here on the pallet furniture blog.

The possibilities are endless with a bit of imagination and desire to create!

If you know of any pallet furniture projects that you’d like to share, feel free to contact me and have them added to the site!

Thanks to Thomas for submitting his photos of two of pallet furniture projects.

Both of these gems took approximately three hours each to complete and look pretty functional to me.

Rustic, cherry finished pallet coffee table for sale.

The dimensions of the pallet table are:

34″ W x 34″ L x 15″ H

Wood has been stained, but not sealed leaving a rough, textured finish.

Purchase today!

Price is $275 and includes Free Shipping in the continental USA.

Any questions or to inquire about purchasing please contact Ryan today at Ryan@palletfurnitureblog.com

This isn’t exactly furniture, but it sure does look cool. This sphere, found on flickr, is apparently made completely of wood pallets.

Any ideas of what it could be used for?

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A fairly popular use for pallet recycling has been using pallets as composting bins.

Some of the benefits of using a compost bin include:
-Creating less garbage by removing waste from the landfill.
-Inexpensive, especially if you’re using free recycled pallets to accomplish your project.
-A better smelling kitchen since organic waste doesn’t decomose in your house, but rather in your yard.
-Fresh fertilizer, which is great for backyard gardening, which in turn saves you money on buying soil and having higher yielding fruits and veggies in your garden.

Check out some great examples of pallet composting bins here.