Amy from High Style Restyle was given an IKEA Rast chest to transform into a higher end looking piece. She was inspired by a leather nightstand from Restoration Hardware that resembles an old steamer trunk. Amy loved the idea of the leather and added it to the Rast’s side panels to capture the same richness and character but not compromise … [Read more...]
DIY Rustic Kitchen Shelves
When Jen from Lavender Sundays needed to re-vamp her kitchen with some shelves, she started searching the internet for the perfect rustic look. She found a set of shelves at Restoration Hardware that she adored, but each one retailed for $200-$400. For the seven shelves Jen needed, she would have had to shell out over $3000! So she turned to DIY. … [Read more...]
Rustic Cabin Kids Bed
Jen from The House of Wood recently built her three-year-old “The Most Epic Bed Ever,” and let me tell you, it’s pretty spectacular! Jen teamed up with Ana White on this cabin bed and they even made a short video showing how easily the bed comes together to take the intimidation out of the build. The project came in at $350, which is a far cry from … [Read more...]
Printer’s Style Media Console
Jessica-Sara of The Rugged Rooster had been wanting a printer’s cabinet for some time and convinced her hubs to build one for her. It came in at $374, which is a bit cheaper than Restoration Hardware’s console, and the couple loves it even more! While this may be a time-consuming project, Jessica says it is way less complicated than it appears. … [Read more...]
“Easy-As-Pie” Orb Chandelier
Everyone loves a “first,” and this project just so happens to be Teryn from Verified Mom’s first Restoration Hardware knock off ever. It all began when Teryn set eyes on RH’s stunning crystal orb chandelier and knew there had to be a simple way to recreate it. Teryn says, “I’ve seen other complex tutorials, but this one is not!” Amazingly, Teryn … [Read more...]
Build Your Own Trestle Farmhouse Table
Lori from Vintage Charm Restored had visions of dining al fresco while her daughter enjoyed playing on her playset. The only problem? Lori still didn’t have a patio table after three years living in her home. Having acquired a love for building things and already conquered bunk beds with the help of Ana White, Lori felt confident tackling her own … [Read more...]
Reclaimed Wood Outdoor Dining Table and Benches
Last spring, Susan from Gray Table Home took advantage of Ana White’s free woodworking plans to build a beautiful outdoor dining table and benches inspired by Restoration Hardware. Susan made just a few modifications to the plans, increasing the length of the table to fit her patio and adding a little extra support. Like Susan, I love the patina of … [Read more...]
Reupholstered Deconstructed Ottoman
After attempting to recover an ottoman that she received from her sister, Jen from The Yellow Brick Cottage nearly gave up and threw it through the window. However, a search on several of her favorite furniture sites turned up an ottoman that Jen knew she could recreate and add her own style and personal touches to. I admire Jen's ability to adapt … [Read more...]
Oversized Vintage Map of Ireland
Lauren from Bless’er House paid tribute to her husband’s Irish heritage by creating an oversized vintage map of his ancestor’s homeland. Lauren exercised a few “computer tricks” to pull off this project and shares them in detail if you’d like to make your own vintage map. Not too computer savvy? Not to worry. Lauren reassures, “But even if … [Read more...]
Vintage Clock Design
Are you looking to add to your vintage decor that includes a clock? With some simple supplies from the local craft store and frame, Becca from Gardners 2 Bergers shows how she constructed a Restoration Hardware knock-off clock. The original vintage inspired clock that resembled a school room clock was quite pricey. Becca was able to recreate … [Read more...]
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