My friend Traci from Beneath My Heart made these gorgeous cafe shelves. Do you not just love the red and apple green accents she used together? It is gorgeous. I love chunky shelving, it just frames her decor just perfectly, don’t you think?
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The girl knows how to use some tools! She created these shelves as a challenge. Yep you can do it too! You have to read all about it.
Her original inspiration piece came from Ballard Designs cafe shelving. 
Go visit Beneath my Heart to learn how she created these cafe shelves.
This was the first post of Traci’s I ever featured. I am pretty sure it is the first post I stumbled across on her blog. I have loved her and her fabulous blog ever since!
I know she is one of the best kept secrets on the web. We have to make her known!
Thanks for sharing this! I’ve never been to her blog before but now I’m a follower and have spent loads of time flipping through her past posts this morning. I so want to stay in her guest house! Great new blog BTW! I love it.
Traci is awesome. You won’t regret the follow.
I want this in my laundry room! I now have an idea of WHAT IN THE WORLD TO DO in there! Thanks so much!
Semalee@ Nailing Jello to a Tree
Thanks for the feature! I still love those shelves and want to make some more!!!
This is a great new site, Beckie!
I actually have all the stuff to put these together for my laundry room. I was supposed to do it before Christmas but ran out of time. I love the look of these!
I’m so glad that you shared these! They’re exactly what we need for the open wall in our kitchen. My husband was eyeing a pair of shelves in the C&B catalog today… so I showed him Traci’s post instead. Totally doable! :o)
These shelves are great! I have a small kitchen in my apartment and since we can’t add cabinet space these shelves will be a great temporary fix. We can also take them with us when we move. Thanks for sharing!