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Showing posts with label craigslist makeover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label craigslist makeover. Show all posts

Monday, August 1, 2016

Cozy Cottage Corners

How to Add Charm to Small Space

Curb Alert + Beachy Colors + Cool Hardware = My Happy Place
 

Cottage beachy furniture

The most common struggle I have when decorating our cottage is space... I should probably say "lack of space," 'cause there's not too much of it! Since we've only got about 1000 square feet to work with, "what goes where" can really make-or-break a room. We're a family of 6 (plus puppy), we're near the beach, and we're always welcoming friends and families to our home, so it gets tricky to find a balance between maintaining function (we need lots of places to sleep, but beds are big!) while keeping the charm (if there's a place to sleep in the room, everything else must be small!).

Saturday, April 18, 2015

Low Cost Ways to Refresh Your Kitchen

This DIY Banquette Table Saves Space and Cash!

Why Buy NEW when NEW-AGAIN Looks This Good?
 

Corner table with bench

This little corner of our kitchen has been through a few iterations over the last 6 years, but thanks to last summer's mini-reno, we've finally found a solution that works for our needs.

Wednesday, February 18, 2015

Super Cheap to Super Chic Craigslist Makeovers

Get a Designer Look For a Fraction (of a Fraction) of the Cost

These Trash-to-Treasure Projects Are Sure to WOW You!

 

Are you part of the Hometalk community yet? It's a super-cool online community filled with photos, tutorials, and inspiration for tons of home projects. I love browsing through the posts to gather ideas and motivation for decorating and updating my home. One of the best features of Hometalk is that the site allows you to create "Clipboards" to save and organize your favorite projects!

Friday, February 13, 2015

Give a Tired, Old Sofa Table a Fun Chalk Paint Transformation

Another Great Craigslist Find!

All Dressed Up With a Little Bit of ASCP


Annie Sloan Old White Chalk Paint Table

Ok, so I have to be honest here. I didn't take any process pics. At least, if I did, I can't find them (it was before Christmas and Ben was away at the time, so I can't remember). So all I can offer you are a few before-and-after shots, but the whole point of the post is that it's another fun example of how you can totally score on an inexpensive Craigslist find.