Friday, May 11, 2012
DIY: Painted Vases
I've seen a few really neat vase tutorials around the ol' internet lately, and thought what better timing than Mother's Day to share these tutorials with you? Gift idea alert! I can't wait to try these out soon. I found three especially interesting tutorials, and thought I should share. First up, these easy and wonderful enamel painted vases:
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Spotlight: Catnip Alley Studio
I was browsing around etsy the other night, and these beautiful paintings caught my eye. I'm in love with the bold colors, and all the modern geometric shapes! Dayna Stedry, of Catnip Alley Studio has some amazing geometric paintings that would look fantastic in any home, especially mid century modern ones! These bright & colorful pieces are eye catching and have a special place on my wish list. I've gathered a few of my favorites, the picture itself is a link to that item in her shop, so get your clicking finger ready. See them all after the break...
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
And a Table on the Side...
A good friend was nice enough to score this cute table for me recently (Thanks Kate!). It had some cosmetic errors, but we instantly started toying around with different ideas. A lot of things came to mind, and in the end I let the furniture be the boss. Sadly I don't have a before picture, and I could have sworn I took one.. will I ever learn?
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Monday, May 7, 2012
How To: Vertical Garden
I keep seeing this Home Depot commercial where in about 30 seconds, you see this lady build a vertical planter box, fill it, plant it, and hang it... Well it goes by so fast you can barely see what or how she did it, and I've been searching for it. I finally found it and thought I should share, though I wish this project was as fast as hers! When you watch the video it's a little overwhelming, but they have printable instructions that really brings it down to a manageable speed.
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Friday, May 4, 2012
Spotlight & How-to: Wood Accent Wall
I've always been a big fan of accent walls. Usually it's a light colored room and one or two bold accent walls. I think we are all pretty familiar with that idea, but now I think we are ready to incorporate another element here: Texture! There are tons of choices for textured walls, ranging from stone to molded resin. Today I just want to focus on wood. It's versatile, attainable & affordable, and can be made to fit so many different styles. It adds a real focal point to a room, adding more texture, value and structure to an otherwise smooth wall. Plus you can still hang your artwork on it! Double Points. First I'll show you some really cool examples I pulled up, then I'll share the most amazing tutorial in the world. Here we go:
The one above appears to be clean, aged slats. While the one below has a more eclectic and recycled look.
The one above appears to be clean, aged slats. While the one below has a more eclectic and recycled look.
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