Tamara of Provident Home Design had inherited some Restoration Hardware catalogs from a friend about a year ago. Even though she knew it was out of her league pricewise, Tamara is always on the lookout for inspiration to get a “high-end look on a low-end budget.” A French Empire design mirror caught her attention, and Tamara had the … [Read more...]
PAINTED Books for a Streamlined Look
One thing that has always driven Lauren from Bless’er House crazy about the bookshelves in her home office is that the books look like a jumbled mess. She found a rather unconventional way to make them look more streamlined and “fancy schmancy” – paint! Yep, Lauren painted all of her books with chalk paint and then created labels for the … [Read more...]
Printer’s Storage Side Table
Cara from Build It Craft It Love It had been in love with the Restoration Hardware Printmaker’s collection ever since she laid on eyes on the sideboard designed by Ana White and built by Jen Woodhouse. Then Cara came across the side table and knew she had to build it. And not only did Cara build it, but she also designed the building … [Read more...]
Thrift Store Table Makeover in Restoration Hardware Style
Rachel from Shades of Blue Interiors had originally purchased this end table at a thrift store with the intention of fixing it up and selling it off. However, after giving it a beautiful painted finish inspired by Restoration Hardware, Rachel couldn’t resist keeping the table for herself! Rachel shares her tried-and-true technique for … [Read more...]
How to Sew a Play Teepee
Candace of Candace Creations immediately fell in love with Restoration Hardware’s play teepees and didn’t waste any time buying fabric to make one for her kids. She had started laying out the fabric and had even cut down trees from the woods to serve as poles when the project got waylaid. It sat around until her son’s fifth birthday, which … [Read more...]
Vintage Eye Chart Wall Art for $1
Becca of From Gardners to Bergers had one of those “I think I could make that myself.” moments when she saw a vintage eye chart from Restoration Hardware. While the original cost anywhere from $345 to $595 dollars, Becca’s knock off only cost her a little time on Microsoft Publisher and a dollar to print! Becca walks you through all the … [Read more...]
Industrial Rolling Bookshelf
Lisa from Texas Décor had a corner in her living room that needed a more substantial piece of furniture but just couldn’t decide what it should be. That’s where’s Dear Lillie’s gorgeous Restoration Hardware inspired rolling cart comes in. Lisa followed the tutorial to make the cart for only $105 – instead of $2,500! Lisa says this it fills … [Read more...]
Simple Cameo Framed Art
Renee from Living 511 was on the hunt for home décor ideas and turned to Restoration Hardware for inspiration. She loved their simplistic cameo art and recreated it with a couple of framed prints she found at the thrift store for $1.99. Renee painted both the frames and matting and then hot glued decorative pieces into the opening. Renee … [Read more...]
Faux Fur Wine Bag {Handmade Christmas Gift #3}
Nikki from Tikkido already has December schedule packed full with holiday parties. Wine is her go-to hostess gift, and this year she couldn’t be more excited to show up at her friends’ doors with wine bottles dressed in luxurious faux fur bags! Nikkie says she fell in love with Restoration Hardware's faux fur wine bags as soon as she saw … [Read more...]
Kids Play Teepee
What kids wouldn’t love to come down the stairs on Christmas morning to find their very own personalized teepee? For less than $40 you can build this fun little hideout following Jaime’s tutorial at That’s My Letter. Jaime used Ana White’s project plans and guarantees it’s easy as pie. She says, “If you can sew a straight stitch you can … [Read more...]
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