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Contemporary Faux Slate Headboard for a Modern or Bedroom

By RS, published Mar 03, 2007
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This Contemporary Faux Slate headboard is the perfect addition to a master bedroom suite. If you love a contemporary or modern look in the bedroom, then you will love this Contemporary Faux Slate headboard.

Making a Contemporary Faux Slate headboard is an easy weekend project you can make to completely transform any ordinary bedroom into a modern and contemporary space.

Use those awesome Contemporary Faux Slate peel and stick tiles to get an expensive headboard look on a budget with this project.

You can complete this Contemporary Faux Slate headboard project in one day, for less than $80.

The cost will depend on how pricey your Contemporary Faux Slate peel and stick tiles are. To save money making your headboard I recommend using the peel and stick Contemporary Faux Slate tiles that cost about $1 a piece at your local home improvement store to cover the headboard.

To Make an Contemporary Faux Slate Head Board for your bed you will need:

MDF

Jig Saw

Contemporary Faux Slate peel and stick tiles

Spray adhesive

Scissors or exacto knife

The first step is to cut your MDF to size. I recommend letting the professionals at the home improvement store make these cuts for you. They only charge 25 cents a cut!

My measurements are merely recommendations for a Contemporary Faux Slate bed headboard. You can easily change the dimensions of this headboard for a twin, full, or king-sized bed based on the size of your bed.

Cut one pieces of MDF to these specific measurements:

Measure how wide your bed is.

Now, have the MDF cut to the largest square possible to match the width of your bed. You can always make it larger if your want though! The look is contemporary and one large headboard is what we are aiming for.

Now, Lay your pieces of MDF outside on a flat work surface. Spray it lightly with a strong adhesive spray. This will help each tile really stick in the long run. You can skip this step though, those little peel and stick tiles are super sticky.

Takeaways
  • Cut one pieces of MDF to these specific measurements:
  • Measure how wide your bed is.
  • Now, have the MDF cut to the largest square possible to match the width of your bed.
Did You Know?
You can always make it larger if your want though! The look is contemporary and one large headboard is what we are aiming for.
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I'm enjoying these headboards; they spark ideas!

Posted on 05/17/2007 at 7:05:00 AM

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