Bay Area-based hotel designer Natalia Severdia shared this easy DIY with us. Using wool, which is naturally fire retardant, and leather, which stretches easily over curves, she turns ordinary knobs and switch plates into something just a little bit fancy. I love this idea because it doesn't take a lot of time or money but makes something functional look more like a high-end design feature. Take a look and maybe try it at home. More
While there are a lot of beautiful parts to this picture, it would be incomplete with just a plain white door. Being a little bolder and adding pattern can elevate your home too.
While pushpins may be an office staple, they don't have to be boring. Since the details are often what makes a space, why not have pins to be proud of? Whether patterned or plain, done in just the right colors, pins can stand out in the office and be a bit more enjoyable to use. More
Inspired by open book pages, IKEA is introducing their Billy bookcase in a limited edition run. The black-brown Billy features a printed pattern on the inside (designed by Susanna Löfgren) which jazzes up an otherwise basic bookcase. But you don't have to wait for this in stores — take this idea and make it your own! More
Plain and simple is all fine and dandy, but sometimes you want a little extra pizazz. We've rounded up 6 beautiful dresser makeovers that put graphics front and center. See what you think! More
In the never-ending quest to find ways to preserve the kids' artworks, I stumbled upon this tutorial on how to transfer one of these doodles onto a tea towel.
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Maybe boring gray and black just isn't your deal. You want to add a little color to your life, even your computer. Or maybe you just want a way to protect the part of your expensive laptop that gets touched the most. Either way, check out this project to customize and protect the trackpad in style. More
So, yeah, I never would've thought, but apparently there are plenty of people out there remaking dressers into baseball works of art. If you've got a baseball lover (or two) at home, check out what these inspired people did for the love of the game. More
When my boyfriend and I moved into our new home, we were faced with three walls of windows in our living room, one of which was twelve feet long. We loved the light, but we didn't love the prospect of paying out the nose for custom rods, or for all the pre-made ones it would require, for that matter. So we devised a way to make three lengthy rods for under $25.
After endless searches for just the right textile or wallpaper to no avail, have you ever thought of designing your own? It's not for the amateur, of course, but if you have confidence in your design skills, the possibilities are endless! More
















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