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Kim from Sand & Sisal is back here to show us a simple way to transform an inexpensive charger that is normally used for special dinners into a stunning mirror that can grace your walls year round. This is one of those easy projects where you think…why didn’t I think of that? So {…Read More…}
On our trip to Atlanta in May we stopped at the Ballard Designs Backroom. I purchased a Charleston Mirror in the Fruitwood finish for $40. It was on closeout because it was being discontinued. Out with the old in with the new! I love the classic cathedral style to the mirror. It {…Read More…}
Hello Infarrantly Creative Readers! I come to you from Creative Juices Decor as one of those crazy bloggers who buy odd things from the thrift store (while I continually have my husband shake his head at me) and turn them into something fun and exciting. Below is my latest adventure, I hope you {…Read More…}
I’m Jenna, from SAS Interiors, and today I’m sharing a project from my recent bathroom makeover on a budget. With some paint and a few simple DIY projects, this minor kids bathroom renovation went from blah to beautiful. A part of the bathroom that I had been pondering over for quite a while, was what {…Read More…}
Today I decided to take on a project and make from scratch a quatrefoil mirror. I have seen many in design magazines and love the graphic shape. many catalogs such as Pottery Barn and Ballard Designs carry beautiful mirrors that I have been lusting over for a while. Quatrefoil View Full Album The {…Read More…}
