Free Little House on The Prairie Unit Study and Fun Punched Tin Lantern. You'll love this Little House on the Prairie Unit Study and fun punched tin lantern.
Beautiful ways to decorate those little corners around our homes.
Choose your favorite 5" charm squares to make you own cute and scrappy My Town quilt!
We are rocking along on the house. I’m down to the last big room to be painted and that is the den. Yowza, at the brown wood paneling in that space. I have never been
arlo’s room is finally done and i’m soooo happy with how it turned out! i’ve sort of neglected his room ever since we first started making changes from his initial nursery and i f…
I put out the call for your empty walls and you delivered! This was fun! Today I’m sharing 3 of those here, with my recommendations, and then I’ll show you how to find even more of those empty wall solutions on my Instagram account. This seems like it was a popular thing to do….maybe I’ll do more on
Keep that car collection tidy & organised. Our Matchbox storage is the perfect addition to your little ones bedroom, or toy room, and makes clean up time not so boring. For that extra special touch, add personalisation (enter above, if not selected there will be no wording on it). Hang it on the wall, or have it free standing (in this case we recommend it is fixed to the floor or the wall to ensure safety). We can make it any size, or shape. Click here for a custom quote. Handmade individually with love ~ woodgrain may vary. Please note: styling products are not included Dimensions: 35 car 45cm W x 650 H 50 car 55cm W x 73cm H 105 car 73cm W x 105cm H 150 car 85cm W x 130cm H Slots are 9cm W x 4.5cm D x 5cm H Installation: The car garage has keyhole slots at the back, and comes with plaster wall mates and screws for easy installation. Installation instructions are included, watch our shelf installation video here.
This two-level cabin or F House is 979 sq. ft and certainly big enough for a small family. The outdoor patio provides extra space for gathering with family and friends. The design is minimalist mixed with
You can make your small home feel bigger by doing a few interior design tricks to trick the eyes - see 23 ways to make home look larger
Learn how to make a pin board for your home office with Athena Calderone. This DIY is seriously easy and will inspire you every day.
Are you an IKEA customer and looking for awesome IKEA hacks? IKEA furniture can be a clean canvas that they can decorate with whatever they want!
Designer Doug Davis shows how he makes the most of his 534-square-foot home. Steal his clever decorating and space-saving tricks to live big in your own small spaces.
When designing a kitchen it is common to spend most of our time focusing on the big things, like cabinetry color, countertops, and flooring.
Soccer room reveal + tips on creating a beautiful space all while meeting all your kid's needs/wants for the room.
Great flip house diy of a ranch style home in Dallas, Texas. These before and after pictures are inspiring. Great advice from the remodeling couple
Here we go... Part one of our floor finishing series. Buckle up! It's going to be a messy ride. Ok, so I thought about doing everything in one big post, but I think breaking it down will be a little better. As many of you know we put 8 inch pine plank boards throughout a majority of the lower level of our farmhouse that I blogged about . Now is the hard part... we need to decide how we are going to finish them. Paint, wax, stain, a mixture of both, oil, and the list goes on. You guys it's
AN interior whizz has revealed her nifty way of rearranging even the smallest of spaces. Her tips make efficient use of a room’s limited footprint and included one big design no-no – pu…
How to Build a Huge Chalkboard for CHEAP! This step-by-step tutorial is so great and makes this tutorial work for DIYers of all levels! #diychalkboard #homemadechalkboard #chalkboard
Discover creative IKEA Kura hacks 🛏️ for stylish, functional kids' bed makeovers. Get inspired with easy, budget-friendly DIY ideas!
Time flies when you are trying to transform a room in 6 weeks! I can only guess that the other 300+ bloggers that are participating in the One Room Challenge are feeling the heat and excitement of the big reveals coming up this next week. I have had a few minor setbacks in this past […]
Update your home and make it a space you love with these big-impact, low-budget home decorating ideas! When it comes to updating and decorating my home, I'm all about low-budget projects and affordable decor that make a big impact. Why spend a lot of money to update and decorate your home when you can create the look for less? Today, I thought it would be helpful to share some of my favorite budget-friendly home decor ideas that make a big impact for less. Whether it's a complete room makeover, a new statement piece, or a quick room refresh, there's no need to spend a lot of money to create a beautiful home you love. Some of these big-impact budget decorating ideas involve a little DIY, but I promise they are completely doable and worth the effort. 1. DRESS UP YOUR WINDOWS Custom window treatments can quickly blow a budget, but there are ways to get the custom look for less. Sourcing curtains from more affordable stores such as HomeGoods, IKEA, and Overstock are great alternatives to more expensive options. I have white curtains from IKEA and green curtains from Overstock that I love and highly recommend. Are you looking for more of an impact? Consider painting interior windows deep charcoal gray or black (mine are painted Iron Ore) and adding bamboo shades. DECORATING TIP: Hang curtains halfway between the top of the window trim and the base of the ceiling (or crown molding) and wide enough so the edge of the curtain skims the side of the windows. 2. CREATE AN ACCENT WALL I'm a big fan of adding drama with accent walls and architectural details. Great options are painting the end of a hallway, adding bold and colorful wallpaper to a bedroom, or creating a custom wood wall treatment. Are you renting? Removable or temporary wallpaper is a fantastic way to update walls without a long-term commitment. Have you considered painting your ceiling? Ceilings are a great place to have fun with color or wallpaper. 3. ADD WALL MOLDING Board and batten style molding and plank walls are my go-to wall treatments to give a room an affordable and drastic style boost. 4. INCORPORATE A UNIQUE PIECE OF FURNITURE OR DECOR I have nothing against big box stores for home basics, but shopping vintage is the best way to give your decor the extra boost it needs for a custom look. Opt for a unique piece of furniture over a basic TV stand, replace ordinary art with a one-of-a-kind vintage oil painting, or replace builder-grade lighting with a cool antique alternative. See my favorite ways to mix vintage and modern for more effortless decorating. 5. ADD PLANTS Incorporating plants is a simple way to add life, and texture and instantly brighten a space. Need help transitioning from faux to real plants? These low-maintenance house plants are my go-to plants for easy care and maintenance. 6. PAINT I've painted everything from windows, doors, and walls to furniture and decor and I'm always amazed at the power of paint. A simple can of paint can drastically change the look and feel of a room or breathe new life into a dated piece of furniture. 7. CHANGE LIGHTING OR CEILING FANS Swapping out a dated lamp, fan, or light fixture for one that's more your style is a DIY project even a beginner can do. I'm a huge fan of adding vintage lighting to my home. If you also love the look of vintage, this round-up of vintage-inspired schoolhouse lights may be helpful. 8. UPDATE HARDWARE Don't just limit yourself to cabinets. Swapping out the hardware on furniture can make just as a dramatic difference as replacing a few bathroom knobs or kitchen cabinet pulls. 9. CHANGE THROW PILLOWS I constantly rotate and change decor, especially textiles, blankets, and throw pillows from one room to another. It's one of my favorite ways to change and update a room for minimal cost. 10. UPDATE DOORS Update your curb appeal by painting or replacing your front door or if you're feeling a little more daring and ambitious, try adding a barn or vintage door to a closet, pantry, or laundry room. Facebook Marketplace, Habitat for Humanity, and auctions are fantastic sources for unique and affordable vintage and antique doors. 11. ADD A RUG The right size area rug can instantly bring a room together, ground furniture, and complete the overall look and feel of a room. Not to mention, it's a fantastic way to add color and texture. I know it can be discouraging when your home isn't where you want it to be, but remember, creating a home takes time and should be enjoyed, at every stage of the journey. FACEBOOK / PINTEREST / INSTAGRAM / TWITTER
Create amazing home decor changes in 48 hours (no table saw or big budget required).
with the whole stanley cup craze, i thought we could use some extra swatches on the amazing @lilaccreative's simley cup. a big thank you to my friend @lilaccreative for allowing me to use their mesh…
Flowering shrubs and bushes add color and beauty to your landscape and attract pollinators and birds. Here are long-blooming perennial shrubs for a colorful 4-season garden.
Upgrade your wall and make your own book art with these bestseller acrylic paint markers that Amazon reviewers swear by! I had been wanting to do a painted…
Have you ever visited a farm barn house with lots of domesticated animals? It’s a relaxing place surrounded by big trees and wheat fields. If your kids love spending their summer vacation on a farm, they will surely love this free barn template! Cut out the easy barn shape and use it for coloring sheets,
I’m not the most organized person, but these Moving Hacks You Probably Didn’t Know really helped me to arrange everything before the big day.
Materials Ribbon (approx. 3 yards) Ribbon wire (or floral wire) Scissors Wire cutters Instructions Curl ribbon over to create the center loop and pinch it at the base. Twist the tail of ribbon where your fingers are pinched so that the front side of the fabric is facing up. Fold the ribbon under to make the first loop.
Happy 4th. I bought a house last month. This was on the list of one of the first major projects I wanted to get done after moving in. As I was walking through the house before buying it, I saw this kitchen corner and instantly envisioned a breakfast nook. This picture below shows the previous … Continue reading How to Build a Breakfast Nook →
