ROOMS

Here are a few bedrooms I recently made over. I used what my clients already had (furnishings and paint colors) and added to that with fresh window treatments, bedding, throw pillows and a few accessories.  If you are interested,  I already showed you the family room and dining room, for this same residence, click here and here to see them.   BEFORE shots of master bedroom: Design board I put together for the space: AFTER Shots: BEFORE shot of  guest bedroom: Design board I put together for the space: AFTER Shots: My client's mother painted the artwork.  The whole design was based around them. BEFORE shot of teenage daughters' room: Design board I put together for the space: AFTER shots:   Isn't it amazing what new window treatments, bedding, throw pillows, etc. can do to breathe new life into a space! If you would like a little help sprucing up your ...

Santa brought my girls a play table for Christmas.   It started out as a boring (but sturdy) end table. And this is how Santa transformed it. The table was found at a second-hand shop.  It cost $25:) The red chairs were also found at a second-hand shop/$35 for both! Santa painted the table white with left over house paint and then painted the colorful stripes with craft acrylic paint.  To seal the table and make it really durable, it was topped off with three coats of polycrylic (an absolute must!). Santa decided on the colors by referring to a fabric that will be used in their room. This table gets moved all around the house, it's been a lot of fun! You may also enjoy reading about: Simple Art Solutions What Everyone Should Know About Hanging Drapery Panels