We started our project with a blank wall (shiplap optional!).
In order to make the Kallax shelving a little closer to console height, we added u-shaped legs to the bottom.
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Entryway IKEA Hack
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Antique Dresser Makeover
I purchased this antique dresser from a friend who lives down the street from me.
Isn’t she a beauty? The mirror was in excellent shape, no scratches or anything, which is very rare.
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Best Napkin Table
Today I wanted to show how you can use a fun napkin print
to make something unique. In this technique
I used a napkins to give my table top a printed look. This how I achieved this printed (napkin) top in just a few simple steps ending in a beautiful look.
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DIY Pallet Swing Bed
This post was submitted to the Grillo Designs blog by Marcie Goodman.
She shares a great step by step tutorial on how how she created this swinging bed from pallets for her deck! Hard to believe right? Keep reading! (You can also see other DIY PALLET project ideas on the blog by clicking HERE)
What she used: She used 2 x 4′ and 4 x 4′ disassembled pallets. She used other materials too which you can view by clicking HERE (its quite an extensive material list, but don’t be put off!
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Amazing Bathroom Makeover
When we moved into the our new condo 12 years ago,
it came with the blue guest bathroom you see on the left. I didn’t like the blue tiles at all, but it was new …
also I had no idea what I could do with the tiles beside hacking them off and replacing them with new ones. Unfortunately we didn’t have the budget for that. So we left the blue bathroom as is … for the next 12 years. I really didn’t think much of it until I discovered that tiles can be painted. That was my perfect budget-saving alternative to hacking and replacing. I did intensive research on the internet and asked around, I realized that we didn’t carry a specialize paint for tiles here like they have in the US. So I went for the most durable paint I could find. And Nippon’s PU Recoatable Finish was my choice.