This DIY was not born out of necessity. There are about twelve million projects around the house that require my attention, and playing with popsicle sticks to make a computer desk was not one of them. This DIY was born out of curiosity. I saw Melissa @shipsfurnitureflips make over an old sideboard using popsicle sticks …
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This is my board and batten wall. There are many like it, but this one is mine 🙂 The internet does not need another board and batten tutorial – those are a dime a dozen. So instead of giving you a step-by-step, I thought I’d help you navigate through some do’s and don’ts I learned …
I shared before that our entryway took some time to come together. So I thought I’d break down the elements that go into making this part of the house both functional and pretty. I narrowed it down to the main components and sourced multiple items for each one. Once you figure out what works within …
Our entryway has gone through several transformations, none of which have worked too well. Originally, we had this console table I built along with some poufs and a mirror. It looked good, but was not all that functional: the poufs were hard to sit on, the rug kept getting in the way and we had …
We had this niche in the basement, where the wall follows the outline of the fireplace upstairs. As soon as I saw it, I had to figure out the best way to use it. A book shelf, cabinet, a banquette, a bench – I considered several options. That’s how this bar area in our …
If you follow on Instagram, you’ve probably seen this entryway table make an appearance. This was one of the first things I built in the new house, and it since has become one of the most versatile pieces of furniture we own. To be honest, there was not a shortage of console tables in our …