The hanging rack is easy to assemble and are readily available from IKEA along with a few other essential organizational accessories.ĭIY Details : stonegableblog 6. You can make a whole bunch of such racks, using each one for a different purpose – hang pans from one, while going for kitchen towels on the other, or simply adorn the racks with a hanging planter box that you can also use to store cutlery and other similar tools. Not only does this kitchen rack look truly beautiful, but it also allows you to hang all the mugs and cups with the help of hooks attached to the bar that’s screwed onto the wall. A delicate vintage crochet doily hangs inside the cabinet with the help of 2 tiny nails tacked into the upper corners of the crate.Īdd a touch of farmhouse prettiness to your kitchen, while saving loads of storage space at the same time. Knick of Time uses a side latch from a wall clock to allow for closing of the cabinet’s door. Set the metal wire on the gas stove for a few minutes to give it the awesome rusty texture, while going for some lovely Blue Minerals Chalk Paint Powder to coat the cabinet with. Thanks to the framed metal wire mesh forming the door, the cabinet beautifully reveals the stuff stored inside. This rustic DIY cabinet is constructed using an old repurposed wooden crate and a frame. DIY Primitive Cabinet from a Repurposed Wooden Crate and Frame You can find some of the pretties shown here from just about any thrift store, however, that weighing scale would call for a lot more careful quest – but isn’t it totally worth the effort?ĭIY Details : instagram 4. To make the whole assembly easy to move and well-organized, this Instagram post shows how you can use an industrial wire basket to store all the aforesaid items in style. Whether it’s that tiny pitcher spelling ‘Cream’ in black over a cream-hued background, that larger one that holds all the cutlery with utmost grace, the vintage-looking weighing scale, or simply the wooden chopping boards standing behind – everything about this kitchen corner is magnificent. I mentioned before that I was concerned about how the makeover of the bookcases in this room was going.Amy Beth által megosztott bejegyzés, Máj 6., 2016, időpont: 2:15 (PDT időzóna szerint) What do you think – would that be too much? Now the question is whether or not I should look for an architectural piece of some sort to put above the doorway. I think the two sides of the doorway work well together.
And I’ve used the cubbies in the past to display Christmas ornaments in. The clock used to reside on a gallery wall in my breakfast area, before I added open shelves in there. I put this rustic arrangement together using pieces that I’ve been holding onto, just waiting for the right spot. I admit that I’ve struggled a little bit with what to do on the walls, but once I found the perfect pieces for the tight corner beside the desk, the wall to the right of the opening into the foyer just kind of came together.īy the way – think the foyer is a looking a bit forlorn? It’s up on the makeover list next!
Things are moving right along with our home office makeover! If you remember from my original post about the plans for this room, Pookie is the main user, so I’m going for a rustic, farmhouse, slightly industrial, slightly masculine feel in here. Come see how I decorated my walls in the office with some rustic industrial wall decor.
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