Fisher's Valet Stand
My wife asked me to build her a valet stand. Admittedly, I had no idea what this was. Apparently, it's a place to lay out your clothes for the following day so that you can prepare your outfit. It has a place to hang a jacket and a shirt, a place for pants, a shelf for a sweater, a drawer for undergarments with a small tray for jewelry, and a spot for shoes. I decided to make this piece look extra fancy and built it using finger joints with my box joint jig and some decorative bent slats in the sides. This was a fun, yet challenging, project and the outcome was probably the prettiest piece of furniture that I’ve built to date! Do you like to stay organized and prepare your outfits for tomorrow? If so, then this is a helpful, and beautiful, piece that will be perfect for you!
Dimensions: All measurements are in Imperial format only! As pictured, the valet stand measures 39" from floor to top of drawer cabinet
File Format: This document is a PDF and readable using Adobe Acrobat Reader or other PDF-compatible viewers.
This document contains detailed step-by-step instructions on building the Fisher's Valet Stand that is depicted in the video on Fisher's Shop YouTube channel. Haven't seen the video? Here’s a link to it!
**Please note this is a DIGITAL FILE, not the physical item shown as the example.
