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You guys, nothing brings out my inner nerd more than making fun themed spaces for my kids. It makes me so happy! Remember the DIY Hogwarts Great Hall? And the Giant Lite Brite? And did you see the way I geeked out over my dad’s Eclipse photos? I’ve always been fascinated by space!
Over the last two years, both of my boys have become OBSESSED with outer space. As in, they put together their own space presentations for Aubrey and me. It’s the best!
Hence, the reason for this under the stairs space closet!
Here are the links to everything I used in DIY TOGETHER EPISODE 2.
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Here are the links to everything I used in DIY Together Episode 3.
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Sometimes when I start a project, my vision for it changes along the way. For the most part, this DIY built-in mudroom project turned out pretty close to what I imagined. I combined a few different elements from the inspiration photos and put together a list of my must haves: moody paint, a stained bench, vertical planking, gold hooks, and the finishing touch – arches! While I debated doing open or closed lockers, I figured the extra step to open the lockers and hang a backpack wouldn’t work well for my kids. So I went with open dividers and I love the way it turned out!
I’m sharing with you all the steps I followed to create a DIY built-in mudroom for my kids (and myself!) in our house.
I’m so excited to share Episode 3 of DIY Together with all of you just in time for the holidays! I can’t wait for you to discover more about Kellie and witness the MAGICAL transformation we’ve made to her space!
I’m thrilled to share Episode 2 of DIY Together with all of you. When it came time to choose the star for this episode, Karen’s story truly stood out. I can’t wait for you to discover more about Karen and witness the incredible transformation we’ve made to her space!
I can’t believe we’re already approaching back-to-school season! Although I’m far from sending my children off to college, I know that some of you guys might be at that stage with your kids! The dorm is your kid’s first real home away from home. It might be the first place they get to call their own other than their childhood bedroom.