What do you do when you want a $2,000 bed but don’t have $2,000 to spend on a bed? Build your own for around $350 instead! Camille from Imperfectly Imaginable and her husband modified Ana White’s platform bed plans to replicate the look of an upholstered bed with nailhead trim that they loved from Restoration Hardware. Camille walks you through their entire build and even how she achieved that signature Restoration Hardware antiqued finish.

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For their new 18-foot long dining room, Whitney from Life in the Barbie Dream House  and her husband knew they needed a long rustic table to fill the space. They immediately fell in love with the planked dining room tables from Restoration Hardware and the cream colored linen chairs they paired with them. Then they saw the price tags, which range from $2,500 - $4,000! Woof! So Whitney sent her handy hubby several photos of different plank tables from the store's catalog, and he created this for under $150!

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Jennifer from Blissfully Ever After wanted to add some industrial style letters to her son’s playroom. Jennifer knew she could purchase letters at the craft store, but then she came across Whitney’s free printable and tutorial at Shanty 2 Chic for creating DIY industrial letters. Jackpot! Jessica paired her own faux galvanized metal painting technique and Whitney’s printables to make her large wall letters for a mere $10!

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Carrie from the beautiful blog Thirty Eight Street does an amazing job of making over an old dresser in a Restoration Hardware rustic style. All …

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Restoration Hardware’s look is bold, timeless, and full of character. And DIYers have found ways to recreate it beautifully at home! I’ve rounded up some …

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Michelle from Our Crafty Mom took on a major refinishing project to transform her 25-year-old pickled oak dining table into a gorgeous Restoration Hardware-inspired piece. …

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Jennifer from Making Pretty Spaces built the ultimate Restoration Hardware knockoff DIY coffee table, and it is stunning. She wanted that chunky, luxe RH look …

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Jeanette from Snazzy Little Things created an absolutely stunning DIY version of the famous Restoration Hardware Monastery Dining Table. You know those gorgeous, chunky wood …

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When decorating a tiny bathroom, there is only so much storage and decorating space. Greg and Ashley from Seventh House on the Left solved this dilemma while renovating their half bath by adding shelving above the toilet. They opted for a Restoration Hardware-inspired wood and metal combination, using worn boards for the shelves and pipe for the brackets. Here’s what they have to say about their new shelves: “The shelves really help balance out the vanity wall on the opposite side, and we’re thrilled to have some storage to be able to showcase some pretty things.”

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