Monday, February 1, 2010
Hello Handprinted Fabric, Meet My Living Room
Etsy continues to be one of my greatest resources for inspiration and a shot of color to add to the home. I have visited Aunty Cookie's Etsy Shop several times and continue to daydream about the possibilites for these fabric beauties. All the fabrics at Aunty Cookie's shop are designed and hand-printed by Shannon Lamden. I love the graphic quality of these prints which I can easily envision stretched over a wood frame as art on my living room wall. Although, a throw pillow would be a nice option as well...
Saturday, January 23, 2010
DIY: Modge Podge Makes a Comeback in Modern Design
When I hear the world "Modge Podge" a modern design aesthetic doesn't exactly come to mind. I usually have a flash back to craft time in kindergarten. However, I recently saw a few projects that caused me to reconsider visiting my old friend Modge Podge...
This table is also a wonderful example of how an inexpensive $10 thrift store find can be turned into the modern statement piece of the room. It is so simple too courtesy of some mod IKEA fabric. The link to the instructions for this table can be found here.
This kitchen table is truly an amazing piece of work. I can't even imagine how much time must be invested in this table top, but well worth it! This image is provided courtesy of Addicted to Decorating.
I threw in these coasters just for fun. They are super cute, easy to make and affordable. A winner in my book! The instructions can be found here courtesy of Prudent Baby's blog.
Labels:
DIY,
Furniture,
Home Decor,
Modge Podge
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Cover Your Floor with "Flor"
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Two of My Favorite Christmas Presents
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Let us Dine!
Monday, January 4, 2010
So Beautiful....It's Haunting Me
Friday, January 1, 2010
Decorative Wall Medallions - GENIUS
I fell in love with some decorative ceramic wall medallions the other week (I have been searching for some unique wall art from my home... it still looks like we just moved in 5 months later :) ). However, I have found that they are quite a splurge. Well, what about using ceiling canopies?!
These are traditionally used around the base of ceiling light fixtures and can be found at almost any home improvement store. Some of the advantages of this alternative is that they are much more affordable (approx. $15-$20 each), lightweight and you can spray paint them to match any color scheme in your home.
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