There’s something special about an ultra-feminine bedroom. Pictures of rooms like this one (found at Crooks and Nannies) are total eye-candy, and get me excited about decorating for Kayla when she gets bigger! It wouldn’t be hard to replicate any of the elements of this room, but I found five with corresponding tutorials from talented folks around Blogland. Check out five ways to get this look DIY style!
I like to keep the decor in my home fairly casual and kid-friendly, but I have to admit to dreaming just a little bit about rooms like this one. I kinda love all that beautiful trim work, the eclectic yet elegant furnishings, and the fun punches of color. This is a beautiful room that manages to look formal without feeling fussy or unapproachable. I’m confident you can get this look for less. Check out the DIY tutorials I found to replicate 5 elements of this room.
It’s no secret that shelving has been on my brain, lately. While I chose to keep my shelving behind closed doors in my new studio , I can appreciate a gorgeously styled, open shelf when I see one. So I was drawn to this sophisticated reading/dining nook by designer Marika Meyer, featured at Georgica Pond. I had to see if I could find some DIY tips out there for recreating some of the elements of this pretty nook.
Do you have big plans for Easter this weekend? I have family coming from Chicago and Michigan so my house should have lots of chaos, noise, fun in it! I hope you are excited as I am. Today I thought I would show you some of my past Easter projects.
There’s something about spring that draws me to spaces that look light, bright, and tidy. Take this bedroom that I found at Georgiana Design: white walls and linens really give this room a fresh, clean appeal. Once again, I’ve taken on the challenge to find 5 DIY projects that could be used to recreate a similar look. Take a look!
Just because a dining area is part of the kitchen doesn’t mean it can’t be as pretty as a separate, formal dining room. Casual doesn’t automatically mean frumpy or boring! I found proof of that in this inspiration photo from Better Homes & Gardens. I challenged myself to find 5 DIY projects to recreate this look.
I think most of us have torn a photo of a gorgeous room from a magazine at some point in our lives…especially before Pinterest! Here’s a dreamy bathroom from Veranda magazine that is definitely worthy of a tear out. Once again, I’ve challenged myself to find as many tutorials as I can to replicate elements of this inspiration photo.
