This 3D flower wallpaper was created by Front, a Swedish (of course) design team. You could totally DIY this look by tacking down faux flowers in vertical stripes down your wall using simple cable tacks from your local hardware store. This could be a really cool effect. How would you spin it? Make it a […]
Marcia Weber transformed this turn of the century caboose into her permanent residence, and lives in it year-round in northeast Pennsylvania. At just under 350 square feet, it boasts all the amenities of a standard home, including a washer and dryer, bathroom, kitchen, living area and multiple beds. But it also has loads of special […]
Jesyka D’Itri Marés took a birdcage that was decoration at her wedding and made it into a chandelier. Clever! It might look good lined with something semi-transparent, like rice paper, that would diffuse the light of the bare bulb.
Curbly has a killer wood wall sculpture made by Liv and Jeff McMillan as seen in their house tour over on Apartment Therapy. Bringing the outdoors into your interior home design is always welcome in my book and this project is a great way to do so. More: How-To: Wood Wall Hanging How-To: Paper Cherry […]
I’ve seen wooden branch hangers before, but had never thought of trying to make one myself. This simple woodsy branch hanger tutorial just uses a branch and the hook from a wire coat hanger. I’m not sure that it would hold up to anything heavy, but you wouldn’t want to hide the hanger with a […]
Jennifer at Ambrosia Girl made these tiny Polaroid snapshot magnets! It’s interesting that a tiny Polaroid photo magnet is so much more appealing to me than just a tiny photo magnet (without that extra wide strip of white along the bottom). I guess it’s just the undeniable appeal of a recognizable object, miniaturized.
Michele Pacey found some old bamboo stakes in a garage-clean-out, and decided to turn them into this colorful wind chime. I love the hand-painted details! Michele shares a tutorial for painting and building this chime on her blog, Michele Made Me. The project is part of a monthly collaboration called Point of View, where groups […]
