Diy desks are one of the simplest furniture that you can easily do at home if you are aware of basic carpentry and how to make use of the tools. There are so many things at home that can be recycled to turn them into a lovely diy desk of your choice. Whatever old material you wish to make use of can be beautifully turned into an adorable desk with a touch of creativity and artistic talent that you were once taught in school days.

Look at this chic diy desk that is simply made out of a window panel and a wooden board. By making use of simple tools you can attach the two square panels as the support for the desk and make use of the wooden board as for the working area. Further spray paint them with any color of your choice and then match it with a suitable and comfortable chair.

Look at this desk that is made out of a old cabinet that is now turned into a beautiful desk that can be used in your home offices space. When you are planning to remodel your house or wish to throw away the old cabinet then you can think of this idea to turn them into a beautiful desk. The sides of the desk can be designed with the shelves of the cabinet so that you can store your essentials.

This is another simple desk that is made out of pallet. The wooden crates and pallets can be turned into something useful like this and you will be amazed of purposeful it has turned into. The top of the desk can be covered with a thick glass or simply with a wooden board and then it can be further decorated with any material of your choice or just left simple as such.

This is a sawhorse desk that is made out of the waste or unused sawhorses. A thick glass sheet is attached on top of the sawhorse that acts as a support to the desk, which is used as a simple working area.

Wooden brackets from the old window slopes, or from anywhere in your house that seems to be old can be modeled into a desk like this, which no one will believe is made out of old stuff. Just attach the brackets to the wall and then top it with wooden flat surface to make use as a working area. doesn’t that sounds simple?