Making Import Store Baskets Look Vintage
Aging a “New” Galvanized Metal Clock
Quick and Easy Bandana Pillows
Pallet Wood Coffee Table Tweak
Flowers and Conversation Hearts Arrangement
Pine Wreath made with Tree Lot Scraps
Storage Shelf Over the Garage Door
Silver Naihead Trim on Side Table
Creating Sturdy Shelves Between Cabinets
Jackson Pollock Inspired Painted Pillows
Hacked Ikea Lack Shelves on Upcycled Cabinets
Colored Ikea Lanterns with Theatrical Gels
Bar Cart with Cork Tray Insert
Cranberry & Rose Grocery Store Centerpiece
Industrial Under-Eaves Light Fixture
Amazing, you guys. What neat and clean freaks you are. Are you sure you didn’t have help from a wife, mother, sister,girlfriend???
That bedroom looks like it came straight out of the Pottery Barn catalogue! Seriously, I am so impressed. Posting some of these and link to your webpage on Pinterest, if the gang hasn’t beaten me to it.
Great job.
Marianne
I found your page through a recently posted Ikea Hack and I love your spin on rustic style. Your new kitchen is awesome and I saw in the comments that a new refrig is one hold until the funds are available. What about covering the current black one with the “stainless steel” adhesive paper available at most home improvement stores. It would blend in with your other updated appliances until you can make the new purchase. It might be a labor intensive project, but you guys have mad skillls and your attention to detail is unbelievable. I can’t wait to see what you do next.
Thanks Sharon,
We are so glad you found us. We love to change up Ikea.
That s a great idea about the stainless adhesive, I’m pretty sure that we’d be able to handle it. But we need a fridge with 2 upper doors and a freezer drawer. Right now the door handle on the garage door prevents the fridge from opening all the way….. It’s Super inconvient.
Glad we got your attention! Stay tuned
James, I’m a fan of the French door refrig too! When I did my gut kitchen renovation 6 years ago, I purchased one and I love it. Since my kitchen is a small galley style, I opted for a “counter depth” model so only the depth of the doors and handle extend past the counter. It was the perfect solution to my narrow NYC space where every inch counts!
We’ve talked about a counter depth model, I LOVE that look …. It puzzles me why people remodel kitchens and the fridge is sticking 12 inches out of a cubby! Ours is just in a weird place
…..it used to have light switches behind it ……
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Hello James and Jamie~ I found your page through Houzz (love that website), and I am sooo glad I did!! I love your style and ability to make anything Awesome!! I am a fan and a follower!!
Thanks Cari, we are so glad that you found us. …..and it’s always nice to hear nice things from our readers.
Just found your blog – wow..I love it! What a great mix of styles – chic and rustic. I’ll certainly keep coming back to check in and see what you’ve done! I got here through google-ing “low tv console ikea” and came across what you did with your ikea bookcases – genius! I’m a little nervous that I won’t be able to style my wall behind/above as awesomely as you guys did…but I’m going to think about going in this direction for my TV room. Thank you for the inspiration!
Hi Amy, So glad that you found us. I hate the TV, Hate it so much….but we use the hell out of it…and movies look amazing on that big screen. All the “stuff” around it just helps me to forget that it’s there in the first place…We’d love to see what you come up with for your place.