DIY

The Ikea hack. This cabinet is tricked out with upholstery nails. It looks like a Hollywood regency designer piece

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ikea m/nagler

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6. Tape the paper to the wall, making sure it's straight. Hammer a nail or hook into each appropriate marking. After all your nails are in place, carefully remove the craft paper

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To create a gallery wall you'll need: • Frames, artwork, photographs, mirrors and other finds • Hammer • Nails • Craft paper • Pencil • Tape • Ribbon (optional) • Tape measure • Camera

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This designer used pieces of landscaping glass, creating an interesting and bold look with soothing colors for an outdoor sink. This gabion is inspiration for a thousand unique ideas. Imagine the materials you could use! Moss or succulents, pieces of terracotta, river rocks or sand — the ideas are endless.

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This simple cut-out from woodgrain-patterned decorative paper applied to a white board or canvas is a pretty cute idea for deer-themed art. Although I have to say, this person is much better with an exacto knife than I am!

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Don't tell Gidget, but someone else has swiped a potential vintage suitcase dog bed and transformed it into a quirky bedside table.

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A former ski lift cable has a new life as a clever railing in Colorado. It's fun to recognize a familiar object like this in an unexpected place.

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This is one of my all-time favorite repurposing projects. Those fabulous rusty and crusty oversized pendant lights were propane tanks in a former life.

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That drafty old window you replaced can serve as an eye-catching grid of frames. A book full of botanical plates is perfect for filling up one of these.

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These weathered doors have been transformed into a beautiful and architectural headboard. If you only have one door, hang it horizontally at headboard height.

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resirkulert trestamme

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