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Showing posts with label home decoration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home decoration. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Letterpress Drawer Converted
I had the craziest idea to look for an old letterpress drawer to hang up in my house and needed some inspiration. Look at some of the neat ideas I found.
I loved how this drawer was re-used as a desk drawer.
I loved how this drawer was re-used as a desk drawer.
Monday, January 24, 2011
DIY Rustic Headboard
You can make this awesome headboard found on House*Tweaking. The original instructions for the headboard piece itself can be found here. LOVELY!
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Holiday Decoration-Wood Animals
Love these simple wooden creatures from the Müzo line on Paige Russell. Caribou and sheepies! How festive!
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
New DwellStudio mobiles by frazier & wing
Adorable paper mobiles and garlands that DwellStudio had designed for them by Oregon based studio, frazier & wing. Each are handcrafted with love and care. Check out some of their other pieces.
found on project nursery
found on project nursery
Friday, July 30, 2010
Monday, July 19, 2010
Fabric Swatch Portraits
I'm sure those of you who work with fabrics have scrap pieces laying around. Grab an embroidery hoop and your fabrics to created artwork that you can hang! I love how these are all Liberty of London fabrics. Thanks Purl Bee for sharing.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Desk Accessories
Recently found desk accessories to spice up any home office.
Colorful Roll-O-Decks from Envelopments.
Pennant letter kit set from Briones
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
The Perfect Terrarium
With the purchase of a new house... I have been in search of finding small things that can find a home in my new home. I stumbled upon Doodle Birdie Design and found these awesome terrariums!
Then I found, on Apartment Therapy, how to make one!
Go HERE to learn to make your own!
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Lotus Bleu • San Francisco
On one of my many adventures in San Francisco, I can across this amazing store named Lotus Bleu. Filled with textiles of all sorts with different colors and patterns that draw you in from the outside. Besides having an interior designer to help with your home, they also have reupholstered furniture pieces in-store but you can bring in your own furniture to be reupholstered with the fabrics they have (I would be very surprised if you left not finding a fabric you liked)! The other thing they offer is wallpaper, which is what I am thinking using them for my home. They have binders filled with so many wallpaper options to choose from that I was getting overwhelmed. If you are ever in San Francisco, check out this gem!
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
A Paper Christmas
I love the way Susan of En Pointe Photography decorated her home for the holidays with leaves and garlands she cut out from books. Simple yet so lovely.
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Sunday, November 29, 2009
DIY Headboard
I was looking around to find some ways to create a headboard. I stumbled on this on Apartment Therapy! This DIY project can he found HERE.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Freya Art & Design
As we are house hunting, I have been in search of wall decor for our future home. I feel in love with the adorable yet so sweet and positive illustration/paintings by Freya Art & Design... have a good tuesday!
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Friday, August 28, 2009
Ikea Hacker for the Craftie
This idea from Ikeahacker is awesome. It combines 4 kitchen cabinets and creates a craft table! This blog has some great ideas using Ikea products. I love improvisation!
The designer wanted to create a larger craft table area. The solution was to buy four Ikea base kitchen cabinets (2, 30" and 2, 18") and they bolted together on the bottom and added turned feet for elevation.
They then covered the MDF that they mounted on top with nice fabric which we stapled on underneath the edge. A piece of glass cut to cover the whole top. To finish it off, they added wood trim to hide the 'seams' between cabinets, glass knobs, and an Ikea rod (Bygel).
Beautiful! Read more about it here.
The designer wanted to create a larger craft table area. The solution was to buy four Ikea base kitchen cabinets (2, 30" and 2, 18") and they bolted together on the bottom and added turned feet for elevation.
They then covered the MDF that they mounted on top with nice fabric which we stapled on underneath the edge. A piece of glass cut to cover the whole top. To finish it off, they added wood trim to hide the 'seams' between cabinets, glass knobs, and an Ikea rod (Bygel).
Beautiful! Read more about it here.
Monday, August 24, 2009
The Rasterbator
Oh, yes. Now you can have a blown up photo of yourself plastered on your wall.
The Rasterbator is a free online application that generates a photo and breaks it up into a larger photo of multiple sheets of paper that you piece back together after you print. You can also download a stand alone version. Go nuts!
The Rasterbator is a free online application that generates a photo and breaks it up into a larger photo of multiple sheets of paper that you piece back together after you print. You can also download a stand alone version. Go nuts!
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