poorgirl There was a forum last week, this is made from a mirror frame that she spray painted, she glued or stapled the cork on to the backer board from the mirror , I believe she also did one with a burlap over the cork.
Hi I love the desk, especially the under desk cabinets, ,where might I find same, as we have a desk very similar, and I love the way it looks, so customized.
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"When we first moved in about 3 years ago, everything was very bland and vanilla," Michelle says. "The house was in desperate need of character, so room by room I set out to transform it into something with a little more pizzazz."
Above, the den/office.
Store materials in bins that match. Studios are notorious for collecting random piles of tools and materials. Keep things easy on the eyes by purchasing multiple sets of bins that match. Another benefit of this storage method is the fact that your things will be easy to find and even easier to put away — just pull the box down and shovel everything in.
Have fun with color. One of my favorite color combinations is yellow, black and white, and designer Michelle Hinckley has maximized on that taxicab palette in this room. Her use of symmetry keeps things balanced and pleasing to the eye. Lots of us have searched high and low for reasonably-priced organizing boxes and magazine holders and have found the best bargains are from IKEA. Warning: You're going to shred your fingertips on those little metal label tabs when you're putting them together, but they are worth it.
8. While the black, white, and yellow palette first drew readers to this colorful office space, it was the smart storage solutions that made Houzzers bookmark this shot. Wall shelving holds neat and tidy boxes for odds and ends, and two desks from Pottery Barn provide plenty of workspace for two people.