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How to Build Built-Ins with a Bench Seat

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Inside: How to build built-ins with a bench seat plus printable step by step instructions!

Seriously you guys I can’t even believe how good these DIY built-ins with a bench seat turned out! Just ask my neighbor, she probably sees me standing and staring at them daily through our front window.

Ok. Kidding (maybe.)

But seriously when I set out to do this project I’d thought it 100 times through in my head –maybe in the middle of the night. I was super nervous to take on such a big build with such little building experience cause — I ain’t no fool. I know how difficult the finish work can be to get looking pro. But like my dad always said to me growing up —“if you aren’t nervous, you aren’t ready.”

So I took my nerves to mean that I cared a whole heck of a lot about making these built-ins look like I’d hired a professional. So I dove in… and the result?!?!

DIY built-ins with a bench seat that add a TON of character to my suburban cookie cutter tract home!

how to build built-ins with bench seat

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Before we get into the process in this uber long post I’m about to dish out, let’s take a look at how this room has evolved in the almost 8 years we’ve lived here.

2010 | This is what the front room looked like when we bought the house. Yes that’s builder white paint (hurl) with off white berber carpet (double hurl), and not quite almond color tile in the entry (you get the point.)

original front room

2010 | So we replaced the flooring, installed 5 inch baseboards with a bright white paint, painted the walls a nice shade of greige, and added the furniture that had followed us from our pre-married days.

And now instead of everything being off white, everything was grey, greige, or tan. –Still a long way to go…

front room before

2014 | So in an effort to add some color — and life to this room I painted the walls a light blue and created a faux hexagon wallpaper look with a sharpie. I also added those DIY wooden shelves in an effort to add some character and define the space and used more colorful accent colors.

I definitely liked it more, but it still felt like a bunch of furniture in a room without much personality — point is, it didn’t feel like somewhere I’d want to hang out.

front room before

2017 | And here we are now! The built-ins add so much character, the window seat provides seating without taking up a ton of space — and is one of my favorite spots now, and the colors and vibe in here is so refreshing and very much “us.”

DIY built-ins with bench seat

I wouldn’t call this project a total beginner project, but if you can use some simple power tools you can totally do this. –For what it’s worth I did almost all of this project by myself.

How to Build Built Ins with a Bench Seat or Window Seat

Two key components to making this project easy are that I used Ikea cabinets at the base of each side and had all of my large wood pieces cut at the Home Depot. (I don’t own a table saw and the big sheets of wood are difficult for one person to handle on their own. This took care of both of those issues.)

This post is an overview of how we built our built-ins with a bench seat. For step-by-step instructions based on the measurements of your home, you can get instant access to printable instructions + measurements worksheet here.

printable plans for built-ins

Supplies:

  • 2 Ikea Base Cabinets: + Doors of your choice (I used Grimslov in off-white)
  • 1 Ikea countertop: 74 inch Lilltrask
  • 2″ and 3″ wood screws
  • 2 x 6 wood
  • 2 x 4 wood
  • 1 x 2 Birch Board
  • 4 x 8 sheets of plywood
  • Quarter Round or Shoe Moulding
  • 1/4 x 2 1/2 x 43 Poplar Boards
  • (optional) furniture hole covers – if you have outlets that you’ll be building in front of and want to be able to access them on your bottom shelf.
  • Wood shims
  • 18-gauge 2 inch nails (use with nail gun)
  • 1 ¼” Kreg screws
  • Wood glue (my fave is Titebond)
  • Wood putty
  • Paintable caulk (my fave is Dap)
  • Tube of plastic wood
  • Semi-gloss paint (color matched to your cabinets)

Tools:

  • Measuring tape
  • Level
  • Drill
  • Drill bit holder /drive guide
  • 18-gauge nailer (with portable compressor)
  • Kreg Pocket Hole Jig with clamp
  • Miter saw (10” is fine for most of the project, but you’ll need a 12” or larger for the crown molding.)
  • Kreg Crown Pro Jig
  • Nail punch
  • sand paper – fine grit
  • Caulk gun
  • Paint brush — this is my favorite one
  • Foam roller

(optional for outlet access)

  • Circular drill bit/ hole saw
  • Reciprocal saw (only for outlet access)
  • stamp pad *see tips

Building the Built Ins With Bench Seat

The side cabinets

Step 1 | Build the 2 Ikea base cabinets and place them at each end.

There are outlets behind each of our cabinets that we wanted access to so I cut a hole in the back of each cabinet to expose the outlet before placing them.

Then I placed each cabinet and secured them to the wall with a screws from the inside of the cabinets.

how to build built ins with bench seat

Step 2 | Attach the counter tops to each base cabinet

I cut both pieces of countertop from one Ikea Lilltrask countertop. The piece comes with 2 finished edges which became inside piece on each cabinet with our cut edge going against each wall.

I followed the instructions that came with the countertop to attach the countertop to each base cabinet.

Frame the bench seat

Step 3 | Place a 2 x 6 wall to wall 

I placed a 2 x 6 the length of the built-in. It goes under the cabinets on each wall and is secured using wood screws through the bottom of each cabinet from the inside.

how to build built ins with bench seat

Step 4 |  Prepare the bench seat frame

Place four  2 x 6s from the already placed 2 x 6 to the wall equal distances apart.

how to build built ins bench seat with cabinets

Step 5 | Frame the bench seat

Next I built 4 rectangle frames using 2 x 4s and attached them to each 2 x 6 piece using wood screws and a drill bit holder to extend the reach of our drill.

You’ll notice that the rectangles come out to the same depth as the cabinet.

how to build built ins with bench seat or window seat
how to build built ins with bench seat or window seat

This is what it looks like when the cabinets are placed and the bench seat is framed.

Step 6 | Attach the front panel of the bench seat

* You’ll need a buddy for this step

Holding the front panel of the bench seat in place, we lined up the bottom edge with the bottom edge of the rectangle supports and attached the front panel using wood screws at the top and bottom of each support.

DIY built ins bench seat or window seat

Step 7 | Attach the top of the bench seat

Next we place the top of the bench in place and secured it with wood screws at the support points.

To hide the seam where the two pieces come together at the front of the bench I attached a flat trim piece along the edge using a nailer.

*This flat trim piece also acts as a small lip to hold the bench cushion in place.

DIY built in window seat

Build the bookshelves

Step 8 | Drill pocket holes for shelves

Using the Kreg Pocket Hold Jig, I drilled two pocket holes on the underside of each end of each shelf piece (not including the top shelf.)

Then I drilled 2 pocket holes on the inside of each side piece at the top.

DIY built-in bookshelves

For each shelf unit there will be 3 shelves with 4 pocket holes each, one top piece, and 2 side pieces with 2 pocket holes at the top.

DIY built-in bookshelves

Step 9 | Attach the shelves

I laid one side piece down flat on the floor with the inside facing up (the side with the pocket holes.)

Next I measured and marked the spacing for each shelf starting at the bottom of the side piece and made the marks on both edges.

To attach each shelf, I lined the bottom side of each shelf up with the marks (pocket holes facing the bottom of the side piece) and attached with Kreg screws.

* Be careful because at this point the shelves are flimsy.

I repeated this for each shelf.

Step 10 | Attach the top piece

For the top shelf piece I placed it next to the top of the side piece (so its edge is on the floor) and attached it with a Kreg screw using the pocket holes I made on the side piece.

DIY built in bookshelves

Step 11 | Attach the other side piece

I laid my second side piece flat, pocket hole side up.

Then I carefully flipped the partially built bookshelves over and onto the second side piece.

I measured and marked the exact same measurements that I did on the first side piece and lined up the bottom edge of each shelf before securing with a Kreg screw.

DIY built in bookshelves

Step 12 | Place the bookshelf on top of your base cabinet 

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Step 13 | Secure the bookshelf to the wall

Line up your bookshelf so that it’s square with the base cabinet and as close to the side and back wall as possible.

DIY built-in bookshelves

I used shims between the side wall and the bookshelf to keep it in place and secured it to the wall using a wood screw from the inside of the bookshelf, just under each shelf and toward the front edge.

I repeated steps 8-13 for the other bookshelf.

(Optional) Drill for outlet access

In order to have electronic access on the bottom shelf of our built-in, we drilled 2 inch holes using a hole saw in the top of our countertop in the back corner and finished them with a furniture hole cover so that we could feed a wire down to the plug.

DIY built in bookshelves

Add the front trim to make your shelves look more substantial

Step 14 |  Attach side trim to each bookshelf

I used 1 x 2 birch wood to trim my shelves and give them a more finished and substantial look.

First I cut a piece of 1 x 2 the height of my shelf unit, not including the top shelf piece and secured it with a nailer lining up the outside edge of the trim with the outside edge of my shelf unit.

The piece against the wall will go as close to the wall as possible while remaining straight up and down.

There will be overhang on the inside portion of the shelf.

built-in shelves
built-in bookshelves

Step 15 | Next I measured the distance between each trim piece I just installed along each shelf. I cut at attached a 1 x 2 to each shelf lining up the top edge with the top of each shelf.

Step 16 | Attach the top trim piece

I measured, cut, and attached one final 1 x 2 across the top shelf.

built-in shelves

Add Crown Molding to the top of your bookshelves

This was the first time I’d ever done any crown molding and to say it can be complicated is an understatement.

But after making some mistakes, and doing some research I discovered this crown molding tool that made the entire process really easy.

Step 17 | Measure and cut your crown molding.

I followed the instructions on my Kreg Crown Pro to get the right measurements and angles and using a 12″ miter saw I cut my crown.

** I had to rent this saw because mine is 10″ and cutting 5″ crown with the Crown Pro didn’t allow enough clearance to make my cuts. The bigger saw did the trick.

built-in bookshelves
built in shelves with crown molding

Once you have your measurements you lean your crown molding against the crown pro to make your cut. It holds it at the perfect angle for you.

built in shelves with crown molding

I tested my corners to make sure they lined up nicely.

Step 18 | Attach your crown molding

built in shelves with crown molding

I attached my crown molding into the top trim piece and side of the shelf along the bottom and into the ceiling at the top using a nailer.

Add trim to the front of the bench seat

I added front trim to my bench seat to mimic the look of the cabinets I chose. I used 2 1/2″ x 1/4 poplar board.

Step 19 | Plan your front panel trim

Because my bench seat is 92″ long I decided to create 3 rectangles. I planned out my measurements on paper before starting.

DIY built in window seat

Step 20 | Cut and attach your trim.

I started by cutting one vertical piece the height of my front panel and attaching it using a nailer.

Then using my measurements, I cut two horizontal pieces and attached them leaving a tiny gap between the trim pieces to mimic the detail on my cabinet doors.

DIY built in window seat

Finally I added the other vertical trim piece.

Next I repeated those steps starting at the other end of my front panel.

Step 21 | Attach the middle rectangle

For the middle rectangle I attached the two vertical (side) pieces, then took measurements for the horizontal pieces before cutting and attaching them. These ones will likely be a tiny bit different from your other horizontal pieces because of the gaps you’ve left.

Prepare the built-in for paint

Step 22 | Punch in your nails.

Using a nail punch, punch each nail in so that it’s just below the surface of the wood.

Fill in all those holes with wood putty and let them dry before sanding.

Step 23 | Fill in your pocket holes with plastic wood and let dry before sanding.

built in shelves with crown molding

Step 24 | Sand everything smooth and wipe down with a damp cloth to remove any dust.

Step 25 | Caulk all seams.

To make the built-in look really built-in you have to caulk all of the seams, even the tiniest ones. This is where it really comes together.

Here are a few tips that will really help with caulking…

For small gaps (1/8” or less) run a line of caulk along the seam (you don’t need it to be too thick.)

Then immediately twist the end of your caulking gun so the caulk stops leaking out, dip your index finger in a small bowl of water, and run it along the seam pressing just a little to create a really smooth line.

Wipe the excess on a damp paper towel and move on to your next seam.

For larger gaps you’ll need to add an extra step. This is because as the caulk dries it shrinks into the gap. If you try and caulk gaps that are too wide, you will end up with cracks in your caulk and a really messy look in the end.

So, grab some computer paper. We’re going to back fill the gaps with it.

For each large gap, tear or cut a piece of computer paper about 2 inches wide and the length of your gap (you may need to do this in sections for longer seams.)

Roll each piece as tight as you can and stuff it into your gap between the wood and the wall. As you let go your roll will expand a little – that’s okay.

You want your rolled piece of paper to bridge the gap between the wall and the wood but not extend beyond the wood.

Once you have your rolled paper in place along a seam, apply the caulk much like you did for the smaller gaps. You may need just a slightly thicker line.

Run your damp finger along the line.

On the front molding you will need a very thin line of caulk. Use a toothpick to make the lines you want to keep more defined (the ones that mimic the look of the cabinetry.)

built in shelves with crown molding

Step 26 | Paint

Once everything is dry and clear of dust apply one last coat of paint. I like to use a brush along the seams and corners and a foam roller over that and everywhere else to get a really nice finished look.

And that’s a wrap!

Pssst: I was so thrilled with how this turned out that I moved onto the kitchen and tackled our old, messy closet pantry. Now I can’t stop looking at our new organized built-in pantry either!

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Product Sources: grey and white rug, blue and white pillow, bamboo roman shade.

You ready to start this project?

Believe me, if I can do this project, you can too. I worked out all the kinks and created a step-by-step printable guide to make it really easy on you.

Everything from taking your measurements, creating your plans and cut list based on those measurements, and the step-by-step instructions (with images) + helpful tips that will save you time and frustration are in the Printable Building Plans below.

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  1. Ashley says

    July 27, 2020 at 4:00 pm

    I love how this looks, I’ve been hoping to do this in my home office. Just curious, about how much did this cost?

    Reply
    • Corey Willis says

      August 3, 2020 at 4:13 pm

      Hey Ashley! The total cost was right around $1000 so it’s an investment but it’s much cheaper than hiring someone to do a custom job. My friend just had something very similar put in her house and it was over 5K.

  2. Amber says

    January 31, 2019 at 5:58 pm

    What size cabinets did you use? And what do you think the weight limit is for the bench? Looks amazing!

    Reply
    • Corey Willis says

      February 1, 2019 at 1:07 pm

      Hey Amber, I used 24 inch cabinets but it will depend on your space measurements (the cabinets come in various sizes). The bench seat is solid. My big guy husband could dance on it and it wouldn’t creak or anything!

  3. Ernest says

    January 6, 2019 at 8:59 pm

    Hi Corey,

    Thanks for sharing this. Do you have a tutorial like this for your entertainment center built-in?

    Reply
    • Corey Willis says

      January 9, 2019 at 9:30 am

      Thanks for asking, Ernest. I don’t have one and can’t make one since we didn’t take photos. But the instructions are almost the same except we put cabinets all the way across instead of the bench seat and the shelves above are store bought. We just put them on top.:)

    • Ernest says

      January 15, 2019 at 7:43 pm

      One more follow up question! What was the quarter round or shoe moulding used for?

    • Corey Willis says

      January 18, 2019 at 3:10 pm

      Hey Ernest! I used it to cover the gap between the back of the cabinet and the wall (you can see it in the photo in step 12.)

  4. Rita says

    October 17, 2018 at 8:20 am

    Thanks for your tutorial. I found it very helpful. I’m not planning to make a bench seat, but I do want to make a shelf system to go next to my fireplace.

    Reply
    • Corey Willis says

      October 18, 2018 at 5:07 pm

      You’re so welcome Rita! Thanks for stopping by!

  5. Diego Lopes says

    February 15, 2018 at 8:55 am

    Wow, this is a really awesome project! Didn’t expect it to look so good, wanna give it a try here as well!

    Reply
  6. Colleen says

    February 6, 2018 at 10:31 pm

    This looks really fantastic, Cory! Love the way it really ties the room together and makes the front window a great focal point. And no wasted space! Yippee!

    Reply
  7. Charlotte Rogers says

    February 6, 2018 at 12:20 pm

    Corey, This is the best “how-to” guide I have ever seen! Makes me think I can actually pull this off, even with my limited imagination. Thanks for sharing your creativeness with the world!

    Reply
    • Corey Willis says

      February 8, 2018 at 10:22 am

      I’m delighted you find it helpful, Charlotte! You can do this!

  8. Lynne says

    February 6, 2018 at 10:51 am

    Thanks Corey for all of your hard work in putting this together for us! It looks awesome! Will you be offering a tutorial on how you covered your bench cushion? I’d also love to know where you found the fabric you used. I love it! Thanks again!

    Reply
    • Corey Willis says

      February 8, 2018 at 10:21 am

      You bet, Lynn. I’m working on the bench cover tutorial and it will be out early spring. Keep your eyes peeled!

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