knock off decor, copycat decor
When it comes to styling shelves and tables, books are one of the most basic go-to items. Debbie from Confessions of a Plate Addict saw a bundle of vintage books of Restoration Hardware that she adored, but… they were $195! Debbie shares how she worked her DIY magic on a few large paperbacks from Goodwill […Read More]
Like Shannon from AKA Design + Life, you may remember the popularity of faux brass dome clocks or have even owned one yourself. Shannon was inspired to turn a thrifted clock into a beautiful cloche by removing the clock parts, painting the base, and filling it with rolled sheet music. If you’d like to make […Read More]
Lauren from Bless’er House has been on a mission to “personalize every builder grade basic light fixture in [her] house.” She recently tackled the mini pendants over the bar area in her kitchen and gave them an industrial makeover for only $10. After spray painting the pendants, Lauren wrapped the down rods with sisal rope […Read More]
Cara from Build It Craft It Love It came into the blogging world with a bang with this awesome wood and steel console table inspired by Restoration Hardware. In addition to being her very first post, this project is near and dear to her heart because it’s also the very first build Cara designed the […Read More]
The crafty lady over at Bad Zoot is a lover of all things Restoration Hardware, but their prices often leave her a little “speechless.” While searching for help for large wall with a mirror in her master bedroom, she came across a wall sconce made from a vintage railing. A vintage railing may not have […Read More]
Shannon from AKA Design says she loves the simplicity and typography of vocabulary cards, and they also hold sentimentality after years of homeschooling. Shannon has made it easy for you to display your own vintage flashcards with a FREE printable. She’s even sweet enough to share the exact fonts and steps she took to make […Read More]
Erin of Elizabeth Joan Designs was in the market for a new chair to go with her vanity/nightstand/desk that she had inherited from her grandmother and recently refabbed. She mentioned this to her sister, who happened to have a stash of “curbside treasures” in her basement, including a old but beautiful round upholstered chair that […Read More]
You may remember the lovely concrete garden spheres previously shared on KOD that Pam from Simple Details created for her outdoor space. Jennifer from Decorating Delirium was inspired by Pam’s resourcefulness to make her own using the same technique of filling glass light fixture globes from the thrift store with concrete and then breaking the […Read More]
