Pam from Simple Details is a big fan of outdoor accessories and décor but says, “too much of a good thing can take your space from classic to cluttered and cutesy in no time.” That’s why Pam loves the serene look of Restoration Hardware’s stone garden spheres. Instead of spending hundreds of dollars PER stone, Pam made five stone structures for … [Read more...]
DIY Coffee Table with Apothecary Style
Brooke from Killer b. Designs is no stranger to the popular 20-Second Tidy Up Table from Ana White. After completing the build many times, Brooke was thrilled when Ana contacted her about tackling an apothecary version. Brooke says, “I love this trundle style table, it’s seriously the best idea ever. So much storage, yet easy to keep out … [Read more...]
Large Picture Frame Display Shelf DIY
Gail from My Repurposed Life is a self-proclaimed frame hoarder and has many gorgeous frames that she has picked up from thrift stores and estate sales. Always happy to recycle, Ali used drawers from a thrift store dresser and deconstructed them into wood pieces to create a shelf and shadow box to fit behind her beautiful picture frame. Once … [Read more...]
Upholstered Dining Room Chair Makeover
Lauren from Bless’er House knew the exact chairs she wanted for her dining room – natural linen fabric, eye-catching nail head trim, and weathered wood legs. However, what she ended up with were secondhand cane back chairs with “golden harvest” upholstery from Craigslist – not quite the same as Lauren’s vision. However, she had grand plans of … [Read more...]
Avoid the Stain and Black Wash Instead
Love the look of rustic or farmhouse furniture but do not want to deal with stain? You would have to completely strip the table and that can be tedious. In her latest project, Denise from Salvaged Inspirations, shows us how to partially strip a table and black wash it to give a modern farmhouse feel. If you have never stripped furniture … [Read more...]
Make Your Own Farmhouse Light for Less
Susan from Homeroad threaded an inexpensive hanging light from Home Depot through a ceiling fan pole to create her own farmhouse light. The original stainless steel finish was a bit too shiny for Susan’s taste so she painted it a rich oil-rubbed bronze, giving it just the older, more vintage look she was after. Susan loves it so much she’s … [Read more...]
Reclaimed Wood and Metal Wall Shelves
Leslie of Loving What We Live was inspired by a friend's beautiful Restoration Hardware reclaimed wood shelves to create some of her own. By DIYing the shelves, Leslie not only saved money but also was able to custom match the stain to other furniture in her home. The distressed wood shelves are now a great place to display family photos and … [Read more...]
Refinished Dining Table in Weathered Gray
Becca at From Gardners 2 Bergers had been obsessed with the idea of getting a Restoration Hardware style table in her dining nook for a couple years. Since they were way out of her budget, Becca came up with a plan to get the look for less. She purchased a maple pedestal table and stripped off the original finish before applying a reactive wood … [Read more...]
Make Your Own Restoration Hardware Paneled Mirror
Heather from One Horse Lane has been busy recreating this gorgeous paneled mirror that was inspired by one she saw at Restoration Hardware and it cost $1500! Her version cost $5 for a thrift store mirror and few more dollars for the paneling. So for a tiny fraction of the price Heather was able to make a her own and she shares with us all the … [Read more...]
Planked Wood Outdoor Planter
Kaylor from Fisherman's Wife Furniture fell in love with some planked wood planters from Restoration Hardware but couldn't pay $400+ for one planter. Kaylor shopped around for a few months but never found anything she liked. No worries for a DIYing gal – Kaylor knew she could build a knockoff of the beloved planter. She says, “I used left … [Read more...]
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