today where I’ll take you through the steps to getting things just how you like them, and I’ll show you how turning your routine for this task on its head can make all the difference!.
When in doubt, chalkboard it.Chalkboard paint is so easy to find in stores now, it covers anything so easily, and it makes any kid’s imagination run wild with the possibility of drawing on their walls.
If you’re wondering if you should try it, I’ll let my addiction to chalkboard projects speak for itself.If there’s a look or style of decorating that you think you like, but it doesn’t really fit in with the rest of your house, or you’re a little nervous about it, a kid’s room is the perfect place to try it out and see if it works for you.Baby Jack’s room is so different from the rest of our house, but I love it and I’ve been having so much fun playing around in there.. 8).
Trends come and go, but making these items yourself can make them a lot more cost-effective, especially if you think you might end up taking them down in a few months.A couple of years ago, bird-themed everything was the hottest look around.
I’d feel pretty bad now if I was over it and I’d spent $200 on a piece of birdie wall art.
Don’t let that scare you away from playing with trends though, just DIY it!.The house itself is about 115 years old and the kitchen addition was added on about 80 years ago.
The current kitchen is the result of a renovation about 16 years ago.The golden oak cabinets aren’t really my thing, but the previous home owners definitely did a great job of making this a cozy and functional kitchen and they didn’t cheap out on things like good quality hardware and cabinetry.
Things like the built in spice cupboard are just little details, but they make me happy..I have dreams of a big white kitchen with new hardwood floors, extra cabinet space on the other side of the room, and maybe some butcher block counters too.