a home decor blog, making it pretty one space at a time
I love that vintage cakes are making a comeback! I thought I’d embrace the trend and teach you how to make a fake cake. This decorative piece is cute AND can be used to store jewelry. It’s made with spackle instead of frosting so it can harden and be used forever. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to make one.
I was bored of the drywall ceiling in my son’s room so I thought some ceiling tiles would be cute! The good news is that installing these faux tin ceiling tiles can be a pretty easy and budget friendly way to add a decorative touch to the ceiling. Ready for a guide on how to install Styrofoam ceiling tiles?!
Last month, I made a dollhouse shaped bookcase. I love it so much, I thought I’d make a mini version. For this I am using the Ikea Billy Bookcase that’s 15 3/4″ wide (half the size of the last one) to make this. It’ll be used specifically for Lego storage, but would also work for any toy storage and the… Read More
I’ve been collecting the Lenox Spice Village for 5 years and I want to tell you about it! If you’re not familiar, they’re tiny houses that you put spices in. There are also canisters, a recipe holder, butter dish (and more)! Which makes them a functional & beautiful collection for your kitchen! Today I’m going to tell you everything… Read More
Every year I like to add some handmade elements to my Christmas decor. I love Wedgewood Jasperwood so I thought I could use the same look to create my own ornaments. This would be a very fun weekend project- especially while watching a movie. Here’s a tutorial to create DIY Wedgewood inspired ornaments if you would like to try this… Read More
For my son’s room I want to upgrade his kid’s table that he’s outgrown for an adult size dining table where he can play Lego. I thought I’d do an Ikea table hack and take the plain Ingo table and add some wavy trim to it to make it much more fun (while still being functional).
