Create a beautiful and classy space for otherwise random stuff by pulling it all together on a tray. Vignettes are a great way to bring a little bit of style and organization to any space ...»

We were so lucky to trade this bed for our crib. But.... the princess of the house insisted it be pink! Hope over to the blog to see its full transformation.

http://wovenhome.blogspot.com/2013/05/harper...

I know.... Turning an old door into a headboard is not exactly new but I found a door at our Habitat ReStore for $50 that worked perfectly as a king size headboard and couldn't resist! ...»

We can hardly contain our giddy glee here at Cutting Edge Stencils. Because while we were out enjoying the beautiful Spring weather that has finally hit Northern New Jersey, our friend ...»

This is a recently completed nursery I did for my pregnant pal. Can you believe she was adventurous enough to let it be a complete surprise? Talk about faith in a friend! :)

I've been updating one of my guest rooms to include a home office for myself! I found a table on craigslist, added some ASCP and transformed a small corner for some "me" space! You can see more at http://www.twelveoaksmanor.com

Finally finished my son's nautical big boy room. With fun features like a planked wall, cute nautical bedding, a rope lamp, and a crate reading nook - any little pirate or sailor would ...»

This was too cute to not share ! We know that "old" things are very much in style today. Using old wooden ladders, burlap and lace...which burlap is the "in" fabric this season! Being from the south , brought up from the country living...who would have thought this would be actually decor , other than ...work pieces! We could have cared less about those things back then! But today, these pieces make such awesome treasures to admire in your home or space. Use an old wooden ladder as a "canopy" over your bed!

We used free plans from Ana White to create this funky orange bed (per our son's request!).

http://www.momscraftyspace.com/2013/05/diy-o...

used scrapbooking stick on letters to embelish the babies name