Whether placed on a bedside table, dresser or desk the Vide Poche is a must-have for organising the contents of your pockets such as loose change and keys.Handmade from the finest materials and available in an assortment of colours.
If you're wanting to know how you can create your own built in office - then you've come to the right place. I created this office with my own two hands with no built in experience. This was my first built in project - and I'm going to give you the run down of what I did, and what I'd do next time so you don't make my same mistakes!Let's start with the office before:CREATE A PLAN FOR YOUR SPACEThis probably sounds pretty obvious - but you need a plan going into this project to make sure it comes
This is my first picrew! Still a WIP! Most recent update: 12/8/21 Edit: 10/15/23. I'm back! Gonna revamp the entire Picrew. If you wanna follow my adventures I have a Twitter @louieshifts
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Living in a small space can be challenging, especially when it comes to finding the right furniture that fits your lifestyle. These 15 free DIY Murphy bed with desk plans come as a smart solution, offering both a comfortable sleeping area and a functional workspace without taking up too much room. These innovative designs are not just about saving space; they are about enhancing the quality of your living environment with style and efficiency. If you've ever struggled with the lack of space in your apartment or dorm, discovering these DIY Murphy bed with desk plans could be a game-changer.
I am a huge fan of Miss Mustard Seed. She offers so much inspiration and hope to those of us desiring to start a business! Watching how h...
Our favorite IKEA hacks of all time. Everything from IKEA beds, to standing desks to dining tables. DIY furniture projects for every room.
The Ikea Malm dresser epitomises what is great about Ikea furniture. It is sturdy, functional, simple and open to an Ikea hack!
Sweet friends, I am so excited about today's vintage secretary makeover! Before I get right to it, today is also Furniture Fixer Upper day where my friends are also sharing trashy furniture makeovers, so be sure to look for links to their projects at the bottom. I describe this piece in its before state as
Ready for an amazing furniture flip? Learn how to repair and repaint wood furniture with this easy chalk paint tutorial!
Learn how to refinish furniture and distress existing pieces with paint techniques, sanding tips and refinshing projects for updated DIY home decor ideas.
Our two favorite takeaways from The Selby's latest photo story of Charlotte Rust, stylist and co-owner of vintage store Fast and Loose in Auckland, New Zealand: her funky 'tattooed' wooden table that invites friends to carve it + the candles stuck with melted wax right onto the table, pooling as they burn down to nothing. The candles are elemental and beautiful... ...the table becomes a record of memories of gatherings and dinners (plus provides the illicit thrill of carving your initials or WHATEVER into a normally off-limits surface)... ... More about Charlotte Rust here. Related posts: evocative ideas from “the best of
A dresser is one of the most charming pieces of furniture, adding a country charm to any kitchen and providing somewhere to display collections of ceramics, glassware and fresh flowers
Hide your clutter and organize your home office in SECONDS with this small space solution.Guard your office from prying eyes and flying toys.Great for command centers,dorms,and apartments.
This dated desk was transformed using the new Silk paint line in a gorgeous true black, Anchor! The newly shined hardware sets it off and wait until you see the interior!
An IKEA Malm hack for the bedroom - How to create a multipurpose space in your home with Malm drawers and a Micke desk
This dated desk was transformed using the new Silk paint line in a gorgeous true black, Anchor! The newly shined hardware sets it off and wait until you see the interior!
I'm a big believer in repurposing. If I can get away with it, I'll repurpose just about any item in my home! I've turned dressers into vanities and ladders into shelving. And now, I'm making a kitchen island out of one of my old desks! See how I pulled off this DIY project.
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Browse all of these amazing upcycled bench ideas featured on the Grillo Designs blog. These benches have all been made from repurposed furniture!
"Logan" is a clean and stylish van, built for two doctors who will be living and working out of it for months at a time. It features a modular work station, dinette, and full wet bath.
Secretary Desk Makeover w/ Duck Egg Blue & 3 Different Colored Waxes for depth and dimension! (Chalk Paint® by Annie Sloan)
Elevated bed in London loft
The Ikea Malm dresser epitomises what is great about Ikea furniture. It is sturdy, functional, simple and open to an Ikea hack!
Secretary Desk Furniture Makeover - Since this piece already had that rustic, primitive look, milk paint was the obvious choice for me. See it transform here
Well, I'm happy to finally be finished this project! I started it last spring just before I started feeling icky with my pregnancy. I worked at it s-l-o-w-l-y for awhile then ceased altogether. Until last week. I had a burst of energy and decided it's time to get this project DONE! I had bought this vintage age roll top desk from Craigslist with the intention of giving it a few updates and reselling it. So, it's now for sale if you know someone in Northwest Ohio looking for a good solid desk. :) The people that were selling it had cats (read there was cat hair all over it) and it was their daughter's desk. It was good and solid but dirty and not pretty. They lived in a very small house and were getting a piano for their daughter so the desk had to go to make room for the piano. Here are some pictures of it "Before": And here it is after I added some cute little bun feet, changed the drawer pulls, painted it with Annie Sloan chalk paint (old white), and waxed it. I think it's 100% improved. You notice I didn't paint all the cubbies.... I was too lazy. :) I thought about just removing that part of it but there's just something I like about having it for organization. It was in good shape, unlike the top and the work surface. So, I just left it as it was. And I think it looks ok this way. The insides of the drawers were kinda marked up and ugly so I lined them with some pretty damask scrapbook paper. I didn't like the big 'blocky' drawer pulls so I found these pretty, vintage knobs with back plates on eBay. They were white so I gave them a coat of oil-rubbed bronze spray paint. I think they're much better. And here are some other shots 'just because'. In this picture you can see how I did the feet. First I added a board that was 1" larger than the bottom of the desk on 3 sides and screwed it down. Like this: These two pictures are shown with the desk upside down. Sorry, this is a really poor shot but it's the only one I have like this. Then I put cove (I think that's what it's called) moulding around it on the ledge I created. For the feet, I just bought bun feet and mounting plates from Menards. Screw the plates to the bottom of the desk and then screw the feet into the mounting plate. I didn't take any progress shots (they're boring anyway). And because I like side by side comparisons here's the before and after again: So there it is. Hopefully it will find a new home soon. Linking to: Between Naps on the Porch's Metamorphosis Monday Coastal Charm's Nifty Thrifty Tuesday My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia's Tuesday's Treasures Savvy Southern Style's Wow Us Wednesday DIY by Design's Winter Blues Wednesday Chatty Chics' Wild Wednesday Beneath My Heart's Best DIY Projects of February Miss Mustard Seed's Furniture Feature Friday
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who knew a BILLY bookcase could look this good?
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Built-in bookcases, buffets, nooks, and benches—all up for reimagining with reference to the best 20th-century models.
Need to know how to upcycle a secretary desk hutch? I've got you covered! I'm sharing how I made the top off of a secretary usable again!
