Diy room furniture

Everything you need to know to create your own diy floating side table with this tutorial (complete with video).

Try this simple IKEA platform bed DIY hack for a full sized bed, or modify to fit any size bed. The Kallax shelves are cheap and great for additional storage

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If you're anything like us, you've been swooning over Urban Outfitters' bestselling Isobel Bookshelf since ... well, forever. This DIYer is recreating it for $50.

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Need to separate a room or add more storage on a budget? Make a DIY wooden crate bookshelf! We made this SUPER EASY crate wall for $100!

Keeping your home organised with minimal effort? We’re here for it. Optimise your space with our Oak Leaning Ladder Mini Dressing Table, a beautifully crafted storage solution designed with small space living in mind. Taking up very little room, it's as good-looking as it is useful.Featuring solid oak uprights with shelves made from veneered oak panels with a solid oak trim - so the fittings are hidden once the shelves are built. To top it off, all wood and veneer is protected by a robust…

The other day I was looking at the pile of books that is building up in the girls bedroom and I knew I had to come up with a solution before things got out of hand. I already built the diy wood pallet boat shelf for our living area and that has no more space.

Your home is your castle. But your castle doesn’t have to have chilly corridors, flickering torches, crumbling walls, and chain-clanking ghosts. It can be comfortable and cozy. It can look great and inviting. It can look, well, like a home.

September is Transformation Month at Apartment Therapy! That means we’re sharing stories about home transformations — from big renovations to tiny tweaks — all month. Head over here to see them all!When it comes to mid-century design, you might be most familiar with the avocado green upholstery and tapered teak legs of mid-century modern furniture. But there was another design hit of that era that’s both divisive and poised for a comeback: Brutalism.