Pottery Barn Inspired…”Abbott Island & Hutch Set”

I always love a great challenge…so when I stumbled across this free pallet sitting outside of my local FedEx store,

I was inspired to re-create Pottery Barn’s Abbott Island and Hutch Set that retails for around $2248.00.

Pottery Barn Abbott Island and Hutch Set…www.potterybarn.com

With the pallet in-tow in the back of my truck, I headed home to begin creating my version of the set.

I began my creation by repurposing my gift wrapping station table to mimic the island base.  You can use any table of your choice according to your height specifications.  My table base dimensions were:

height…34 inches

depth…24 inches

width…36 inches

My old gift wrapping table base was perfect because it already had several of the same features as the Pottery Barn’s version.

I had to make just one cosmetic change to the table by simply enlarging the existing table top with a piece of plywood.  The plywood dimensions were 42 inches width x 26 inches depth.

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Next, I cut the pallet in half in order for it to fit on top of the table base. I secured the pallet to the table base with “L brackets in the back and on the sides.  *This is a MUST to prevent the pallet from falling forward.  

 

I then added a shelf on top and a small shelf inside using left-over wood, stained, and decorated it and now here is my version of the Pottery Barn Abbott Island and Hutch Set.

 Ooops, I was so excited with the final outcome, that I forget to turn one of the flowerpots to the front…well I am human, you know…LOL!

My plans are to use the set for different purposes, but for this purpose it was being used as a drink and hors d’oeuvres station for guests.

 

Hopefully, I have inspired you to do a DIY pallet project…and if you do please be sure to share it by tagging me on Instagram at hauteondesigntx or on my Facebook page, Haute On Design, I would love to see what you made out of a pallet.

*Please be sure to only use pallets that have an IPCC code with a HT (which means the wood has been heat transferred treated) for safety purposes.

Thanks for stopping by!

Tamela