a home decor blog, making it pretty one space at a time
Hi, I’m Ashley!
Your DIY bestie. I’m here to help you add more color to your home, show you exactly how to make things, and get you vintage shopping. My goal is to help you create a cozy home that feels uniquely yours through step by step tutorials and a ton of inspiration.
I love decorating for the holidays! And for Halloween, I thought I’d add a DIY pumpkin arch to the porch decor for the fall! My porch usually has a set of 3 garlands and a matching wreath on the door. Since I have some pretty columns, I thought it’d be fun to add to what I already do. Below is… Read More
I am a plate lover! They’re so fun to collect from thrift stores. They look adorable hanging on the wall. Even hanging outside on an exterior wall! So I figured, why not use them for a wreath?! But after doing research, I saw that lots of people use glue that damages the plates when doing this project. So here’s how… Read More
I was recently shopping and found board game books that have a pattern on them! Usually they are a solid color so I was really excited to see these! Unfortunately, they don’t come in the colors I like and are only available in store in a few game varieties. So I figured I’d go thrift shopping to see if I… Read More
All I want is for my kitchen to feel cozy. I’ve been loving the cottagecore trend lately, and to really embrace it, that means layering in soft textures and sweet fabrics. So today, I’m making a DIY oven curtain! There’s absolutely no practical need for this project—but if your oven or dishwasher isn’t quite as cute as you’d like, this one’s… Read More
A few years ago, I had the idea to make over my board games. So I put them in boxes that look like books and then made custom labels from vinyl for them. It worked really well! But I’ve been wanting to come up with more variations. Today I want to show you my newest version- a beaded board game… Read More
I was vintage shopping when I found a big neon sign- a W! Which is perfect since my last name is Wilson. We bought it for $35 and it came home with us. Now my goal is to get the neon to light up so it can be cute decor for my backyard. Here’s how to wire a vintage neon… Read More
