The most versatile weapon in the deny arsenal, add this statement-making to just about any room and pack a lot of punch. Television stand, armoire, bar cart and office cabinet the uses of a multi-functional piece of furniture are endless. Crafted from scratch in Denver, Colorado using a Baltic birch construction with ultra smooth durable the deny designs credenza comes with 1 interior shelf and 2 legs. Features Adjustable interior shelf Natural Variation Natural Wood Grain Color Variation (No item has the same grain color, finish, or wood knots due to natural factors.) See More
The BEST resource for how to search for vintage farmhouse items on Craigslist - find out which words to use while searching and which words to avoid
It was bad. I was jittery and jumpy. It was August and I needed a project! I knew it couldn't be a big project because we were crazy busy...
DIY Chalkboard Headboard to greet your guests and add a little interest to your room! This simple project is sure to wow all who enjoy it.
THE CHRISTMAS PORCH- Come on over and get lots of Christmas inspiration and ideas for decorating your front porch and front door.
DIY 3-Dimensional Spring Sign The sun was out a little bit this week and it gave me a yearning for Spring. One of the things I love to do most is decorate the porch of our new home for each season. I thought maybe decorating our porch for Spring would make the warm weather arrive faster LOL....Read the Post
Colorful Fall mantel with Painted Pumpkins Ever since I started blogging I have loved scouring the Dollar Tree for fall finds. Usually they have foam pumpkins for $1 – which is a GREAT price! I headed over to Dollar Tree last week and although they didn’t have the larger foam pumpkins out yet, they had...Read the Post
Aplaceforusblog.com joins Storables, blending home decor inspiration with practical storage solutions for a stylish, organized living space.
We have small sidelight windows on either side of our front door. (This is an old picture...I have since painted the door black to match the shutters on our house. See here.) And here's how it looks from the inside. There wasn't much privacy with nothing covering the windows. And between neighbor children peering in to see if we were home (Ryan loves that!) and trying to hide from door to door salesman, we wanted some privacy. Awhile back I tried to hang curtains like these on the windows. image But I had to hang the curtains with magnetic curtain rods because there is no room to add a tension rod. That just meant that the kids pulled them down everytime they wanted to see who was at the door. So I returned the sheer curtains and magnetic curtain rods and was back at square one. And then....{enter pinterest} I found a great (and cheap-o!) solution. I found out that you can make your own privacy film type window covering from CONTACT PAPER! (Similar to this, but about 1/5 the price tag.) (Idea found here. Thanks Greg and Ashley!) I reduced the size of the stencil they posted on their blog because my windows are smaller. Then I traced and cut and traced and cut. (This reminded me of the felt leaf garland I made.) I did most of my cutting out in the school parking lot waiting for my kindergartener. And here's my progress after finishing the one side. And the view from outside at night. I like the pattern and the privacy. PS - Even though it looks frosted, this is just regular old contact paper. Thanks for stopping by...feel free to stop and stay awhile! :) Linking with these parties. betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com todayscreativeblog.net
This post is sponsored by Cost Plus World Market, all thoughts, words, and opinions are my own. Mother's Day is right around the corner and if you're like me, you have a very special mom in your life that you want to do something extra special for. There are tons of great ideas out there,
Have you seen these wood frames online? Have you seen their price tag? Well I love the look just not the price With just a hand saw and some MDF you can recreate a very similar product. I would suggest maybe finding a shape you like online and print a blueprint of it, this was done free hand. This board is also about 1/2 inch thick, I would maybe do a full inch or even thicker. But hey it cost about $13. ($10 for the wood, and $3 for a can of spray paint) Router the edges, if you do not have access to a router it still looks pretty good just a plain edge, or just start baking all those carpenters you know cookies in hopes they will let you borrow theirs. Once routed give it a good sanding to even out the rough edges and then paint. Eventually I will cut out the center like the picture above but I already had this canvas print and figured I would make use of what I already had.
Colorful Living Room with Amazing Rug
Taken on the same day as yesterday's : www.flickr.com/photos/albertdros/16571757621/ You can actually see the houses from that shot if you look closely on the right side.
Dordrecht - Voorstraat nummer 282
The Obumex Outside by Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects in Staden, Belgium is a contemporary residence that blends the outdoors with the indoors
Kom heerlijk tot rust in deze ruim ingerichte 12-persoonsvilla op de Veluwe (Voorthuizen). Geniet van de groene omgeving!
The BEST resource for how to search for vintage farmhouse items on Craigslist - find out which words to use while searching and which words to avoid
It was bad. I was jittery and jumpy. It was August and I needed a project! I knew it couldn't be a big project because we were crazy busy...
