Meg of Oliver and Rust was in need of extra counter space in her kitchen and came across a butcher block kitchen island from Williams-Sonoma that fit her needs – just not her budget. Meg turned to DIY and was struggling to get a plan together until she laid eyes on an old IKEA kitchen-turned-paint cart in her garage. Meg removed the original … [Read more...]
Old Candle Holder + Old Cake Pan = New Pedestal
While browsing online, Laurel of The North End Loft came across a rustic pedestal and thought, "I bet I can make that!" Right she was! Laurel created her pedestal using a chunky wood pillar holder and weathered cake pan she got from the thrift store. I love all the decorating possibilities with this little stand, and of course, the fact … [Read more...]
Building Your Own Shed
Having a shed in your backyard makes it cozy yet functional. Most of us would hire woodworkers to build them. While they can give you lots of good building plans, they can cost you a fortune. With a little bit of knowledge and preparation, you could create and customize one of our own. Before you start to look up tutorials, there are a few … [Read more...]
Neutral and Textural Bedding Ensemble
With her daughter off at college, Roxanne of The Honeycomb Home took the liberty of lightening up the space that once featured a black wall. She saw a neutral bedding ensemble on Instagram that she simply couldn’t get out of her mind. After finding out that the prices of the pieces were way out of budget, Roxanne set out to recreate the … [Read more...]
8 Inspections to Make Before Listing Your Home for Sale
If you’re getting ready to list your home for sale, you might be wondering what you can do to make sure you’ll get the asking price that you’re aiming for without encountering any unexpected problems along the way. If you’ve had any experience with real estate, then you know that deals can fall through at the slightest hint of an … [Read more...]
10 Different Ways to Instantly Transform Your Living Space
Whether you have lived in your current home for some time or have recently moved in and want to put your own stamp on your new place, then making a few changes is a great way to personalize your space and ensure that it works for you. Everyone’s home is different because we all use them in different ways, so it is important that we make the most … [Read more...]
Ladder Bookshelf for Craft Storage
I absolutely adore this ladder bookshelf from Cindy at Cinsarah. Cindy says that she had an empty wall in her master bedroom office nook that had become a dumping ground for her sewing machine and “crafting leftovers.” She knew some shelving was in order and managed to get her husband on board with building a replica of West Elm’s ladder shelf. The … [Read more...]
Planning a Group Tour of America’s Architectural Traditions
Planning a group tour is one of the best ways to blow off steam while creating some unforgettable memories. The United States is one of the catchiest places with diverse sites and some best architectural traditions. But one of the most difficult parts of planning such a tour is to identify the best mode of transportation. While there are a … [Read more...]
Tufted Fabric Headboard with Winged Sides
Chris and Julie from DO or DIY desperately needed some pizzazz in their guest bedroom and knew the perfect solution would be a headboard that made a BIG statement. However, despite all the tutorials for DIY headboards, Chris and Julie but didn't find anything that quite fit the mark. The couple decided to come up with their own design that … [Read more...]
Why We Need Platforms and Services Like Society6
Art collecting is a big passion for a lot of people, but navigating the art merchandise world is a big hassle for most of its patrons. There is always the question of whether the piece is of proper quality, whether it might be forged, and the eternal rat race over who will claim the best piece first. For all these reasons and more, online … [Read more...]
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