Think your studio apartment can't be a haven of both style and storage? Think again! These 35 furniture picks are here to prove that even the tiniest spaces can be big on personality and practicality. We're talking multifunctional marvels, hidden storage heroes, and expandable wonders that'll have you questioning if your apartment secretly grew overnight.
A list of some pretty hilarious furniture pieces to keep in mind before designing your home!
A list of some pretty hilarious furniture pieces to keep in mind before designing your home!
A list of some pretty hilarious furniture pieces to keep in mind before designing your home!
A list of some pretty hilarious furniture pieces to keep in mind before designing your home!
A list of some pretty hilarious furniture pieces to keep in mind before designing your home!
A list of some pretty hilarious furniture pieces to keep in mind before designing your home!
A list of some pretty hilarious furniture pieces to keep in mind before designing your home!
A list of some pretty hilarious furniture pieces to keep in mind before designing your home!
A list of some pretty hilarious furniture pieces to keep in mind before designing your home!
A list of some pretty hilarious furniture pieces to keep in mind before designing your home!
Y'all. I realized recently that I never shared the finished product of our Todd Parr inspired It's Okay to be Different mural. Which wasn't an accident. It's been on my To-Do list to finish this beast
Peek A Boo! Our print will have people ooh-ing and aah-ing with its vibrant, popping color. Get ready to paint the town and show off that beautiful print you got! Our print stands out from the crowd, so you can too! Peek A Boo Print features painted okay hand gesture and a peeking eye on yellow background, with typography that reads Peek A Boo. This print would look cute in a nursery or playroom. Other information: The print comes unframed and is photographed on the product page in a frame for styling purposes.Printed onto high quality 310gsm matte fine art paper. 11.7 x 16.5
When I see an ornate cabinet or a beautifully sculpted chair, I often forget how much design and hard work must have gone into creating it. Every detail required precision and care. It can be easy to take for granted how accessible wooden goods are, but behind every elaborately crafted piece is an enthusiast who devoted time, energy and passion into it. To recognize some of these artists, we at Bored Panda have compiled this list of some of the most unique and impressive woodworking projects proud craftsmen have shared on the subreddit r/Woodworking. From cutting boards to cabinets to nightlights, we hope you will enjoy appreciating these designer pieces as much as we did.
People choose to become entrepreneurs for a multitude of reasons. But there are just as many justifiable reasons that people choose not to. One writer explores why she’s not interested in being her own boss—and why that’s okay.
Think your studio apartment can't be a haven of both style and storage? Think again! These 35 furniture picks are here to prove that even the tiniest spaces can be big on personality and practicality. We're talking multifunctional marvels, hidden storage heroes, and expandable wonders that'll have you questioning if your apartment secretly grew overnight.
A list of some pretty hilarious furniture pieces to keep in mind before designing your home!
Y'all. I realized recently that I never shared the finished product of our Todd Parr inspired It's Okay to be Different mural. Which wasn't an accident. It's been on my To-Do list to finish this beast (there are still 140 more selfies that will flank the sides of this bad boy) and when I exhaustedly sighed to my buddy the custodian this evening that I really should stick around and do it, he said, "Eh. Go home and put your feet up. Do it tomorrow." He's a super smart dude so I decided to take his advice and work on it later...but share it with y'all today! When you walk out of my art room door, this is the first thing you see, these silly, happy and different faces! I went through the process of just how the kids, kindergarten through fourth grade, created these painted and collaged pieces in this post so be sure to take a peak! Our inspo was this fun and colorful book. This book is short and sweet and perfect for my various age groups. It also packs a powerful message: it's okay to be different! I try my hardest to stress this, self-importance and uniqueness in my art room. All our lives, we are told to fit in, follow along, do whatever it is that Susie is doing that gets her oodles of praise from her teacher. But just how boring would life be if we were all Susies? You're YOU and nobody else...and that's simply wonderful! Not to mention totes adorbs. As the kids finished off their selfies, I started collecting them and laying them out on a huge roll of paper. We happen to have this 12' wide roll of paper at my school which I've pretty much claimed as Art Room Property. I love using it for murals like these so I can just start hot gluing these guys down. We've done several murals at my school (full list with links below) and I've been asked by a handful of art teacherin' types if the kids are ever sad that they don't often get their pieces returned to them. I explain to them at the start of the project that their handwork will be enjoyed by many for a long time (this piece will probably stay up until the start of the new school year and possibly beyond. I really love it!). I also snapped photos of them to eventually pop up onto ArtSonia so the kids will have the chance to share with family in their online gallery. However...I do have this wild and crazy idea. Once I [finally] get all of the pieces hung, I want to snap a couple of high resolution pics and have their work made into fabric on Spoonflower! AND THEN make a dress from it. Oh, but that's a secret. Don't tell los kiddos. Especially not the dude on the top right. He looks like he's having a bad day already. Big Ole School-Wide Collaboratives and Murals are super fun but, not gonna lie, a whole lotta work. I've shared many of mine in the past. Here's a lil list if you wanna take a look-see: Dot Day Collaboratives (a project for each grade level!) Henri Rousseau-inspired Mural Chalked Ceiling Tile Collaborative Magritte Mural The Johnson Elementary Legacy piece Our School Has Heart Mural Gallery of Gratitude Winter Program Collaborative Monet-Inspired Mural Wishful Winterwonderland Mural Warhol Soup Can Mural Heather Galler-Inspired Mural by first grade Whew! And if you just wanna read more about school-wide collaboratives, get yerself here, kids. And when your done clickin' on all them linky-loos, pop over here, check out these awesome blogs and throw a sympathy vote my way, would ya? Until next time, just remember, IT'S OKAY TO BE DIFFRENT*, er, DIFFERNT ;) [diffrent: when you pay a different rent then you and your landlord agreed upon. "C'mon, man. I told you the rent was $50 a night, not $45. Don't be pullin' no diffrent action!"]
A list of some pretty hilarious furniture pieces to keep in mind before designing your home!
