It's important to create spaces that you want to come home to and we like to start with getting the entryway just right. Welcoming and cozy, we wouldn't mind chatting with a visitor or taking a phone call from a long distance friend in Sandy's comfortable entry. Check out Sandy's additional inspirational office nook after the jump!
Sandy demonstrates that you don't need a ton of space to have an efficient space. Placing the desk perpendicular to the wall creates a cozy spot instantly. All of her important tools for working are directly behind her and to her right and we love the use of baskets to store supplies. A charming table lamp and colorful flowers make this spot a place you'll want to work.
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I have been looking for a bench or shelf like that with two or three baskets... to keep shoes right on the entry way. Any idea where I can get it? I have not seen anything like this in local craigslist or yard sales.
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Pier One often seems to have those benches with baskets. Not yard sale prices, but usually pretty affordable, and they have a lot of sales.
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My father is a retired steel worker and made this shelf many years ago. I repainted it and found the baskets at Pier 1.
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Target sells benches like this......look in their entryway furniture section on the website........
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If you're in Canada, RONA has unfinished pine benches like the one shown in the photo. Not too expensive -- around $90 plus tax.
I painted mine dark chocolate brown using Benjamin Moore paint (the Aura branc which was amazing).
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Any idea where the colorful rug is from?
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the rug is from ikea.
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Where is that table from? I've been looking for a fun table like that for a while.
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Can anyone plz tell me where that blue desk is from??? I have been looking for a desk in that size for a long time!!!
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My husband got me the blue table through Craigslist ($10). I think it was handmade by the seller.
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