Spare Bedroom turned Craft Room

Spare Bedroom turned Arts and Crafts Room including a custom built center island with a red quartz countertop and distressed paint finish, a gift wrapping station, storage cubbies, baskets, stenciled furniture, black and white checked fabric, closet conversion with drapery opening, chicken coop storage unit, McKenzie Childs door and drawer hardware, beaded chandelier, knotty al... more »

Spare Bedroom turned Arts and Crafts Room including a custom built center island with a red quartz countertop and distressed paint finish, a gift wrapping station, storage cubbies, baskets, stenciled furniture, black and white checked fabric, closet conversion with drapery opening, chicken coop storage unit, McKenzie Childs door and drawer hardware, beaded chandelier, knotty al... more »

And old office chair gained new life with this custom-painted finish. Again, MacKenzie-Childs was the inspiration used for this craft room addition. Photo credit: Skyler Smith

Baskets, baskets, and more baskets. Everything in this craft room has a designated space. The customized chair offers a quite place to sit and relax. It has been upholstered to coordinate with the MacKenzie-Childs theme. Photo: Skyler Smith

Every craft room needs a chicken coop! Great storage for paintbrushes, jars, ribbons, and other craft room necessities. Photo credit: Skyler Smith

Beaded chandelier with vintage-style shades hangs above the craft room island. Photo credit: Skyler Smith

Of course this tie-back just had to be MacKenzie Childs! The window treatment plays off the turquoise walls extremely well in this craft room. Photo credit: Skyler Smith

Ribbons-at-the-ready in this craft room. A gift-wrapping station we all would love. Photo credit: Skyler Smith

Spare Bedroom turned Arts and Crafts Room including a custom built center island with a red quartz countertop and distressed paint finish, a gift wrapping station, storage cubbies, baskets, stenciled furniture, black and white checked fabric, closet conversion with drapery opening, chicken coop storage unit, McKenzie Childs door and drawer hardware, beaded chandelier, knotty al... more »

This vintage-style cabinet was customized with stenciling, making it appear as if it was reclaimed from an old factory. This was deisgned, built and finished a few weeks prior to installation in this craft room. Notice the MacKenzie-Childs tassle and the mismatched drawer pulls. Photo credit: Skyler Smith

Customized shades were added to a beaded chandelier that was installed over the craft room island. Photo credit: Skyler Smith

Closet doors in the craft room were removed to allow for a dramatic custom drapery treatment. The turquise walls show off the black-and-white-checked fabric beautifully. Once again, MacKenzie-Childs tie-backs were used, just because we loved them! Photo credit: Skyler Smith

Small cubbies were painted black with a red rub-through, giving the desired backdrop to some craft room supplies. Photo credit: Skyler Smith

The custom-designed island in this craft room has a paint/glaze/distressed finish. Every inch of space has been utilized, including built-in cubbies for wrapping paper. The red quartz countertop sets the mood for this energetic craft room. Photo credit: Rhonda Kieson

A beaded chandelier in this craft room adds charm as well as task lighting. The lampshades were purchased at a local craft store and then embellished with vintage flower trim. Beautiful!

The vibrant, sparkling red quartz countertop ties in with the drapes that front the closet/storage space in this busy craft room. All supplies are kept neatly organized in multiple baskets that are placed on shelves or cubbies. The turquoise walls are bold but beautiful. The door knobs and tie-backs are MacKenzie-Childs. Photo credit: Rhonda Kieson

The closet doors in this craft room were removed, and drama was added via the black-and-white checked draperty fabric. The storage shelves in the closet are hidden behind the sheer eyelash fabric. Tie backs are MacKenzie-Childs. The red quartz countertop on the work island plays well against the deep turquoise walls. Photo credit: Rhonda Kieson