knock off decor, copycat decor
If you’ve got a daughter into American Girl, then you know there stuff can be crazy pricey. The storage cabinet retails for $349, which is honestly more than I’d spend for a dresser for myself, let alone a doll. Kristen from Lipstick and Sawdust built a similar cabinet designed by Ana White that carried the [...Read More]
First came the rustic x console table… Then the coffee table… Of course, Hillary from The Friendly Home needed a side table to complete her set! Hillary scaled down Ana White’s plans for the coffee table, but Ana now has plans available specific to Hillary’s end table. Yippee! Hillary again finished off the piece with [...Read More]
Cher-Ann at Designs by Studio C followed Design Confidential plans to build her own Ballard-inspired side table. The build provided the perfect opportunity for Cher-Ann to finally try mixing up a batch of homemade chalk paint. To achieve a vintage finish, she applied petroleum jelly in places she didn’t want the paint to adhere and [...Read More]
After longing for a wingback bed, Gina from Lady Goats decided to make the dream a reality. Gina asked Ana White to whip up some plans, and she, of course, didn’t disappoint with an amazingly easy-to-build design. The upholstery portion of the project was a bit of a bear, but Gina tackled the challenge head-on [...Read More]
Kristen from Lipstick and Sawdust followed plans from Ana White to construct a king sized farmhouse bed for her guest bedroom. After finding a bargain on a king-sized mattress, the luxury of DIY allowed Kristen to easily modify the plans to fit the larger mattress. How awesome to be able to build a solid wood [...Read More]
When a family of four boys needed a mini man cave and an additional bed, Rose from Life Among Pirates and her husband, who handled the carpentry, went to work on a fort bed. With a few design innovations, they created a bunk bed and a rustic boys’ clubhouse, all in one! I really love [...Read More]
Kristen from Lipstick and Sawdust was in need of a console table for her upstairs hallway, so she sought out inspiration from Pottery Barn and the amazingly talented Ana White. Kristen’s plan was for a long, skinny table with four false drawer fronts. In the end, Kristen was so pleased with her build that the [...Read More]
Whitney from Shanty 2 Chic needed a larger activity table in her playroom to accommodate her growing brood of little ones. Ana White delivered some great plans for a double trestle table that provides plenty of space for Ashley’s five kiddos and even friends. Ashley’s rolling storage cubes that double as seats are the perfect [...Read More]
