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How to Install DIY Floating Poplar Wood Shelves with Driftwood Finish
Hello.....? Anyone still out there? I know that it has been a really long time since I've posted and I won't go into the list of reasons why but let me just say, "whew, it's good to be writing again!". Today, I'm sharing the long overdue photos of how I finished and installed the DIY floating shelves in the stone arch here at the farmhouse.
IKEA Rast Hack: Industrial Nightstand
I love it when I have the opportunity to try new things and share them with you.
I love it even more when the opportunity to do try something new coincides perfectly with a project that I wanted to try needed to do anyway....finding my son a nightstand.
Let me introduce you to this wonderful little industrial-inspired nightstand that I made for my youngest son's first college apartment using an IKEA Rast dresser and supplies from Menards, Pittsburgh Paints and Hickory Hardware.
A few weeks ago, I got an email asking if I wanted to join eight other bloggers for a "challenge." I thought to myself, "Are you kidding?! I LOVE a good challenge....after all, I'm the girl who's trying to make a farmhouse out of a 1950's ranch house"...but I digress.
I love it even more when the opportunity to do try something new coincides perfectly with a project that I
Let me introduce you to this wonderful little industrial-inspired nightstand that I made for my youngest son's first college apartment using an IKEA Rast dresser and supplies from Menards, Pittsburgh Paints and Hickory Hardware.
A few weeks ago, I got an email asking if I wanted to join eight other bloggers for a "challenge." I thought to myself, "Are you kidding?! I LOVE a good challenge....after all, I'm the girl who's trying to make a farmhouse out of a 1950's ranch house"...but I digress.
Bright and Graphic Porch Decorating: Welcome Home Summer Tour
I grew up in a big old white house. Well, "big" is probably a bit of a stretch but it seemed big at the time. It had three bedrooms, only one bathroom and no air conditioning...
but none of that mattered because we had two porches. Those porches that shaped my childhood.
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