Diy Decorations To Spice Up Your House
Do you need to add a pinch of spice to you're house? This a guide to doing that.
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- Paint a concrete-inspired wall to add diverse textures to your area. Follow a forgiving buffing approach until you achieve your desired finish after gathering your grey paint, dry paintbrush, and lint-free cloth.
- To turn garage-sale art into a bold color block display, go halfsies on paint in a selection of complementary paint hues.
- Replace a standard wooden banister with jute or Pro-Manila rope to match your home's nautical theme. After connecting brackets to the wall or individual posts, secure the rope from the top to the bottom of the steps. Unravel both ends to achieve a more casual look.
- Use a wooden pedestal to play up different heights in your home with stacked books and fresh greens after painting it in any solid color of your choice.
- Cover shoe cubbies with a fabric table skirt to keep your foyer clutter-free. Arrange flowers, trinkets, and other decorative touches on the table's top.
- This magnificent star mirror appears complicated, but it's actually rather simple to make if you follow the step-by-step instructions. It's also inexpensive to make: it'll set you back less than $25.
- A simple vase is transformed into a spectacular item with the addition of jute rope. It's as simple as it appears: Simply hot-glue jute rope around a vessel to give it a beachy appearance.
- A salvaged cabinet door becomes a makeshift cheese board or TV dinner tray with a coat of paint and a pair of drawer pulls. Fill holes in the board with wood filler and set them aside to dry. Pre-drill holes and screw on handles after sanding and painting the surface.
- Because unless you have at least three fuzzy throws in your living room, it isn't complete. Make extra-large tassels and pom-poms out of thick yarn and knot them onto the end of a basic blanket before displaying this wooden ladder.
- Your child's propensity of writing on the wall isn't a terrible thing in this case. This easel may be mounted on any blank wall and used to exhibit your child's artwork or keep your grocery list visible.
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