Clever door disguise!
via alvhem makleri
Yes, that’s a door:)
Hello couch, I think I love you! :-) Now off to stalk Shareen Joel to see if I can find out where I can get one! Though…I’ve always wanted to make a couch…
This from a place described as minimal…I think less is more in this case as the architecture in this place is amazing! :-) Photos by Lerkenfeldt Photography.
~via Daily Dream Decor
i’m all about cleaning lines and de-clutter but feeling the need to let go and be less restrained in parts of our apartment too! so this this inspiration / mood board / creative mess thing makes me happy.
inspiration station via sassandbide
interior-exterior space at the conservatorium hotel, amsterdam
(recommend eating there if you are in amsterdam!)
dark swedish bedroom. with fabulous wallpaper!
i’m not this daring but it’s a good kick in the ass to try different things.
DIY art – print your own photos for less than $20!
created by grey+scout style for the inspiration & how-to
Instructions:
1. Order an oversized print of a photo you’ve already taken (this one is 20 x 30 that I took with my iPhone camera and filtered with Camera+)
2 I ordered my print atShutterfly on sale for $11.
3. Have Home Depot cut a piece of plywood down to the exact size of the photo.
4. Lightly sand the sides with fine sandpaper. Seal the sides with any clear wood sealant. Screw two d-rings into back of plywood about 1/4 the way down, 2 inches from the side, one on each side.
5. Thread picture frame wire through the d-rings. Line each side of plywood (to the edge) with 3/4 inch double-sided permanent tape. Place photo on top of tape.
It cost me a total of $20 and took me a total of 20 minutes (not including sealant drying time). For all the wedding and baby canvas lovers, this is a way more budget friendly idea. Somethin’ to think about.