Nesting tables are great for small spaces. They are wonderfully versatile with the ability to add more table space or floor space depending on your needs. These are great for hosting small parties and when the party is over just slide them under each other giving your multiple tables taking up the space of one. Sleeper sofas are great for any space but especially studio apartments. Doubling as … [Read more...]
DIY- Tea Cup Lamp
Putting your grandma's heirlooms in a hutch for display is a thing of the past. The best thing for those old family treasures is to make something that you will actually use. Here are instructions for a DIY tea cup and saucer lamp. Though it may make some of us squirm to drill a hole into something that has been passed down, if it has a chip or other damage that make it unusable, there are … [Read more...]
The Upside (down) of Art
If you have a massive wall that you need to fill, art can get a bit pricey, even at your local department store or super center. Finding a piece big enough to fill a large wall is not as easy as it sounds, especially if your wall has chair rails, furniture against it, or a window. These all create issues that make it hard to buy one big art piece. This article suggests taking a look … [Read more...]
Re-purpose Your Old Furniture
Take a look around your house or think of all the things you need to replace. Is your old wooden step latter on it’s last leg? Is your mattress tired and worn? Before you throw away that old furniture you should check out these creative ways to repurpose. Using an old mattress spring creates a interesting and eye catching message board. Using hangers and clothes pins catches messages and other … [Read more...]
Biggest Design Mistakes in the Kitchen
In this article you can find the dos and don’t to follow when redesigning, remodeling or building your kitchen. Tips such as “don’t be boring” and “do take cabinets up to the ceiling” or “don’t over decorate” are just a few of the tips you’ll find here. Click through the slide show to find examples and other information on all the design suggestions from home beautiful. Full Article … [Read more...]
Project Ideas for Interior Doors
Project Ideas- Home Depot Video Gift cards are awesome if you’re a doer. A great number of projects if you need to replace, spruce, or install your interior doors or the door’s hardware. Here is a video that walks you through some project ideas for the gift cards you may have been given this holiday season. … [Read more...]
Electric Fireplaces from The Home Depot
An electric fireplaces is a energy efficient way to heat your home. In this video Home Depot will walk you through some of the popular models to help you pick the one, perfect for you home. And how awesome is this fireplace/entertainment center? It heats the room and has a temperature display to keep you up to date on the temperature at a glance. Electric Fireplaces- Video … [Read more...]
Consider Sliding Barn Doors for Your Home
Sliding barn doors aren’t just for spaces with a rustic feel. The possibilities are only limited to what you can find or salvage. It doesn’t matter if your space is country, modern, cityscape, or elegant, there is a door to fit your home. Barn doors aren’t just for large spaces either. Adding these unique pieces adds depth, personality and style to your home. Check out this article for some … [Read more...]
The Top 20 DIY projects of 2012
It's January and most of us are already looking forward to spring and warmer weather. With spring, America comes out of hibernation, dusts off the cobwebs and gets to work on spring cleaning. No one can deny that there is a sense of accomplishment after getting rid of all that excess clutter, but before you throw out what may seem like garbage, take a look at this. Pop-tab bags, chipmunk glove, … [Read more...]
Lighted Panel or Canvas DIY
Though this article shows you how to make a Christmas tree, you can use this DIY project to create just about any unique lighted art for your space. Perfect to replace those ugly night lights in your child’s room and is relatively inexpensive—the most expensive piece being your board. You can also substitute a panel for a canvas from your local arts and crafts supply store. Grab a … [Read more...]