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Hi Darlings!I am excited that I almost done with the disaster that is my new home and I can feel the stress lifting, lol. I am back at it this weekend and next week the blog will be pretty much back to posting on a regular. You guys have been great so thank you!Now just two things for today, seems that Craftsy.com is having a blogger award and I am thinking I should be nominated so we can do a craftsy class, yes? lol so click and read below etc and you also get entered for a chance to win FREE c

Turn your daily routine into a luxe experience with a few key design tricks. Web the essentials for a dressing room are fairly straightforward: Visually expand the space, multiply light, and add wond

If you’ve been following along, then you know that I've had a few projects going on around my house these last few months! I started working on My Dressing Room Makeover a little before I took on My Pantry for the One Room Challenge, and refreshed My Entryway with the paint color that I’ve always wa

I feel like the title of this post really should have been ‘Dressing Room Progress???’. I keep reminding myself that you have to make things worse before you make them better when it co…

If you’ve been following along, then you know that I've had a few projects going on around my house these last few months! I started working on My Dressing Room Makeover a little before I took on My Pantry for the One Room Challenge, and refreshed My Entryway with the paint color that I’ve always wa

A truly breautiful bespoke pink dressing room, painted in our unique colour Raspberry. This fun and feminine space is a perfect example of a bespoke Neville Johnson design.

Product Listing Includes: Wardrobe Closet/Vanity Combo, Hot Pink Chair, 3 Dresses, 4 Blouses, 1 Pinstripe Jumpsuit, 1 Bathing Suite (Purple/Multi-color), 1 Pair Striped Pants, 4 Pairs of Shoes, 2 Handmade Purses, 14 Hangers, 1 Pink Basket, 1 Tan Backpack, 1 Necklace, 1 Princess Crown, 1 Turquoise Hat, The perfect gift for any little girl! This walk-in closet is loaded with clothes, accessories, built-ins, and more! CLOST FEATURES: . Built-In Vanity with Mirror . Modern Wallpaper\ . Velvet Wardrobe . Ceiling Light w/ 3AAA Batteries Installed . High Ceilings for taller Dolls! . Taupe Oak Flooring (floor tile) . Taupe Oak Rooftop (floor tile) . Sturdy . Wall Hook - for Bags/Backpacks/Purses - Shelves for Storage/Foldables PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: - Product Colors: Teal/Pink/Turquoise/Purple - Suggested Age Group: 4.5 Years and Up! - Product Main Materials: Floor Tile/Foamboard/Velvet Fabric/Wallpaper - Product Care: Spot Clean ONLY!!! DO NOT SIT ON/KICK - Handmade & Designed By: Tia Shackelford

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When interior decorator and clothing designer Danielle Rollins transformed a 1970s Georgian in Buckhead into her dream home with the help of architect Bill Ingram, the master closet was anything but an afterthought. The custom space is uberluxurious while also practical.

Mimi G Closet and Studio

Hi Darlings!I am excited that I almost done with the disaster that is my new home and I can feel the stress lifting, lol. I am back at it this weekend and next week the blog will be pretty much back to posting on a regular. You guys have been great so thank you!Now just two things for today, seems that Craftsy.com is having a blogger award and I am thinking I should be nominated so we can do a craftsy class, yes? lol so click and read below etc and you also get entered for a chance to win FREE c

The Wardrobe That Dreams Are Made Of As cliche as it sounds, having a walk in wardrobe is something that I’ve dreamt of since I was a little girl. Whether it was lusting over Carrie’s spectacular room built for her by Mr.Big or going googley eyed over the dressing rooms within the mega mansions I’d see on MTV Cribs, I knew that I needed one. A walk in wardrobe always seemed like a far-away luxury, something you only had if you owned a huge house with loads of bedrooms – but now I know that it’s not the case. As a fashion blogger, and fashion hoarder – clothing storage has always been a bit of a problem. In our 3 bedroom South West London home, we always used the smallest bedroom for storage; with a couple of sets of drawers, and a large wardrobe always overflowing with my clothes, as well as a standalone rail in the second bedroom that would be used for my ‘overflow’ – it was far from ideal. I found myself getting stressed about the lack of organisation, and started researching storage solutions for the smallest room. After much considerations of all of our options, we decided to bring in the professionals to help us analyse the best use of space for our third bedroom, and we invited Sharps to come and chat to us about converting the room into a walk-in wardrobe. The initial consultation was incredibly useful – with measurements being taken to understand exactly how much rail space we needed, and questions asked about how we’d like the room to look visually, and how we’d use it. The Sharps consultant even took note of the height of my ankle boots, to ensure he allowed enough height when it came to building the shoe shelves! The Design & Building Process I had presumed that building a bespoke walk in wardrobe would take months of planning and building, but I was told in fact that once the designs had been approved (a process that takes around two weeks, during which a surveyor visits the property to ensure the precise measurements are taken) it would only take around 3 days to build. It was great to brainstorm ideas with the Sharps designer, playing with different solutions for rail space, shelving units and storage displays – and when we’d spoken at length about our ideas, the designer bought it to life on his laptop before we began the fun task of choosing the finishes. I wanted the room to have a French Chic vibe, so opted for a soft grey traditional door style, with pewter effect door handles and a cream satin cushion for the window seat. We also discussed the finer details such as soft closure on the doors and drawers, and spot lights that would automatically come on when the doors were opened. Once the details had been decided, the building work could begin! The entire building process took three days and you can see some of the work in action in my video here. The craftsmanship was completed to an extremely high level, and the finish – as you can see – looks absolutely beautiful! It didn’t take me long before I was filling up the rails with my Autumn and Winter clothing, although it did take a little while before I made a final decision on where each style would be stored! The ‘main’ section opens up to reveal my most worn pieces, with a half height rail displaying my silk blouses, lightweight knits and other favourite tops, under which are my shoes (in the perfectly measured shelves!). I also have a spacious section for long winter coats, and a double rail for skirts, shorter coats, folded trousers and dresses. I’m so pleased we chose to have drawers at the end of the room too; not only does the window seat area give the room a beautifully relaxed feeling, but the storage of the drawers is hugely valuable when it comes to folded tees, workout clothing and more jumpers etc! Everything has its place After a couple of weeks of making slight changes to where I stored things, the wardrobe room felt complete. I added small touches such as flowers, fragrances and decorative shoes (very uncomfortable to wear, but too beautiful to store away!) to the open shelving area, and the room was complete. It’s incredible the difference the room makes to my daily routine of choosing an outfit; having all of my clothes organised and clearly displayed means that dressing each morning is much more enjoyable task – I know where everything is and it’s quick and easy to select the perfect pieces. Of course, it’s not just me that has a lot of clothes, but Charlie too! The other side of the room has been designed with his needs in mind; he has wider shelves for his shoes, a rack on the back of his doors for ties etc, and plenty of storage space for his huge collection of knitwear and bomber jackets! Charlie’s side of the room is mirrored, which not only makes the room feel bigger, but it also makes the space much more practical when it comes to choosing and checking your #ootd! Discover how the completed room looks in my Walk In Wardrobe Tour video here. Turning our small third bedroom into a walk in wardrobe was by far the best decision we’ve made since moving into our home, it suits our needs perfectly and the entire process was an enjoyable and seamless one, and I wholeheartedly would recommend Sharps to anyone considering switching up their storage in their homes too. Is a Walk In Wardrobe something you’d love to have in your home? xoxo

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Hi Darlings!I am excited that I almost done with the disaster that is my new home and I can feel the stress lifting, lol. I am back at it this weekend and next week the blog will be pretty much back to posting on a regular. You guys have been great so thank you!Now just two things for today, seems that Craftsy.com is having a blogger award and I am thinking I should be nominated so we can do a craftsy class, yes? lol so click and read below etc and you also get entered for a chance to win FREE c

If you’ve been following along, then you know that I've had a few projects going on around my house these last few months! I started working on My Dressing Room Makeover a little before I took on My Pantry for the One Room Challenge, and refreshed My Entryway with the paint color that I’ve always wa

Dressing rooms are our private spaces designed to be intimate yet functional. Our dressing room design ideas for dressing rooms will make you want to look gorgeous.

Tout le monde rêve d’avoir un dressing parfaitement aménagé ! Un espace à part où vêtements et accessoires se marient à la perfection. Mais il faut se l’avouer, il est difficile de consacrer une pièce entière au rangement de vos habits dans un petit appartement. Heureusement, il existe plusieurs solutions de rangement tout aussi efficaces. […] More

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If you’ve been following along, then you know that I've had a few projects going on around my house these last few months! I started working on My Dressing Room Makeover a little before I took on My Pantry for the One Room Challenge, and refreshed My Entryway with the paint color that I’ve always wa

If you’ve been following along, then you know that I've had a few projects going on around my house these last few months! I started working on My Dressing Room Makeover a little before I took on My Pantry for the One Room Challenge, and refreshed My Entryway with the paint color that I’ve always wa

Cette mini maison grise de 35m2 très lumineuse est construite sur un terrain légèrement en pente, et possède un plan bien exploité

Hi Darlings!I am excited that I almost done with the disaster that is my new home and I can feel the stress lifting, lol. I am back at it this weekend and next week the blog will be pretty much back to posting on a regular. You guys have been great so thank you!Now just two things for today, seems that Craftsy.com is having a blogger award and I am thinking I should be nominated so we can do a craftsy class, yes? lol so click and read below etc and you also get entered for a chance to win FREE c

A couple of years ago we downsized our big house and bought this little one level fixer in the same neighborhood our two college kids grew up in. What we soon found out was that even though we downsized, company didn't. When you live in Oregon, it becomes a great destination in the summer for those that live in the desert! My original studio plan did not allow for an extra bed for my daughter when out of town guests invaded her room. Recently, with my parents coming for an extended stay to help with our son's wedding, I realized I needed to carve out a cozy nook here in my studio for my sweet daughter. I sometimes wonder if she has since favored this little perch more than her own nest in the room next door! I moved my sewing station into the closet nook and organized the daylights out of it! My shelves and vintage workbench left here from the original owner of the house in the early 1950's, remain as the command central for all my creating. Again, because I have this wild A.D.D. going, I have most objects in this little sanctuary in neutrals. At the end of each day, all creative messes go back into their little homes so I can start with a blank pallet at the beginning of each morning. Such a sanctuary that this has become, I start my morning before everything else with a cup of coffee, perched at my workbench, with my devotional and scripture open, pondering what the day will have in store, as I watch a hundred birds come and go from the feeder outside my window and birdbath below.