How to Build A Mudroom Locker’s – Part 3
If you are just happening to find this post then check out the Mudroom Bench and the Mudroom Upper Shelves…
Family Makeover Part 6: Styling the Built-Ins
Well the day has finally come for me to show you how I styled the built-in bookshelves. I will say…
Family Room Makeover Part 5: Final Touches
If you have been following along on my family room makeover you know I am almost done. I had those…
Family Room Makeover Part 2: Framing out the Fireplace
Today is Fireplace Framing time. Yesterday I left you with some Billy Bookcases from IKEA built, and secured to the…
Family Room Makeover Part 1: Installing IKEA BILLY Bookcases
I have been hard at work getting my garage all organized before the cold weather begins. I then moved indoors…
5 Ways to Redo A Living Room On a Budget
I thought it would be fun to do something a little different with the 5 Ways post this weekend. I’ve…
5 Ways to Get This Look: Mudroom with Built-Ins
Newsflash: kids come with stuff. We deal with toy clutter year round, and you know what else we deal with year round? Outdoor clothing and equipment. In the winter there are coats and boots, in the summer we have towels, suits, bubbles, and balls. So when I spotted these mudroom lockers in Traditional Home I was inspired. Here are five ways to get mudroom built-ins, with an emphasis on budget-friendly, DIY projects. Enjoy!
5 More Ways to Fake Built In Shelving: The Sequel
A little over two years ago, I posted 5 Ways to Fake Built In Shelving.  Evidently, there are a lot of people out there who are looking for ways to get the look of custom built-ins without the expense of hiring a carpenter.  And in the two years since I hit the publish button on that post, I’ve seen even more great examples of how people are using inexpensive shelving units to make gorgeous faux built ins.  So here’s the sequel, folks:  5 MORE Ways to Fake Built In Shelving.
5 Ways to Get This Look: Whimsical Mudroom
By raise of hands, who wants a dedicated spot to corral all the chaos of family life that manages to be organized, hardworking and pretty all at the same time?  I see that just about everyone raised their hands,s0 I’m assuming that those who didn’t put their hands in the air already have the mudrooms of their dreams.  If you’d like to implement some–or all!–of the features of this room in your home, I’ve found some good sources for helping you to DIY a similar projects.  Turns out that the mudroom of your dreams can become a reality, thanks to tips from other bloggers.
