The steps below follow the order of the work for this remodel inspiration by room project.
Friday again — HOORAY! And it’s almost feeling like spring here, and like it might stick around and not snow again… maybe! This week’s Friday Favorites features some striking spaces, as always, and some great building projects — some straightforward, some a little more intensive, but all striking and Handmade!
(Remember, our Bekob Anonymous link sharing has now moved over to our blogger group on Facebook, and we have a new Bekob Anonymous group for anyone, blog or not, to join and share projects, ask questions, and get inspired!)
Friday Favorites
This post contains affiliate links. Learn more and read our full disclosure policy here.
go-to straightforward build: Jaime Costiglio build this straightforward and affordable mirror with storage and my kiddos each need one! Just enough space to keep the hair supplies organized without having all.the.things.everywhere.
go-to nook: I can’t decide which area I like more, the reading nook or the open closet space! I’d have to be way more organized and minimalist than I am right now, but I love the functionality of that closet that @andreak_covelladesigns shared in the #imaBekob tag!
https://www.instagram.com/p/BhfTe-IFRlk/?tagged=imaBekob
go-to BIG style on a small modest-cost: This big colorful art piece at Lantern Lane Designs was affordable and straightforward, woohoo! And the colors are vivid!
go-to dream-house entry: All of you with NO real entry space — I’m there with you and I love visiting homes like this beauty that not only have a generous entryway but that fill it with such classic style! The board and batten! The settee! The flooring and rug! The sconces! So vivid! (Photo ©Bekob | Home built by Hatfield Construction)
https://www.instagram.com/p/BhrCcDGnO5N/?taken-by=Bekob
go-to new shoe storage option: Shoe storage is a perpetual problem at our house. We use our IKEA cubbies (although I’ve been wanting to build one of these mail sorters for shoe storage for ages, too!) and I like this straightforward build from BuildSomething. well fitted for a garage or back door, and straightforward to customize when it’s time to pull out the winter boots, too!
go-to color to paint furniture: Okay, I could have a new go-to furniture color every week. From coral to reddish orange to yellow to blue — I like bright bold colored furniture a lot. So when I saw this striking build that @abbottsathome painted this vivid teal color, a new go-to was born. Now I just have to decide where to use it in my home!
https://www.instagram.com/p/BhkY3V9Aa_K/
go-to neutral: Neutrals can be so calming, and this bedroom by An Inspired Nest captures the neutral calm while mixing patterns and textures impeccably, from the bedspread to the baskets to the rug.
go-to black and white but not boring: Speaking of monochromatic and striking, this bathroom does it so well!
https://www.instagram.com/p/BhfV8G9n42I/?taken-by=Bekob
You can find the striped shower curtain here and while we couldn’t find the exact art prints on the wall, we found some similar digital downloads available over on Etsy that make art like this clearly affordable — or wouldn’t this be adorable with custom portraits of your dog(s) like this!
go-to outdoor space: I’m ignoring the fact that “spring” so far here in Utah has looked more like a ping-pong game between snow and 70 degree temps and instead gawking over this vivid porch swing cabana-style shed. It takes a lot to replace this firepit pergola with swings at the top of my outdoor wish list, but I think this might do it We saw it over on Facebook and tracked it down to House Plus Love, so go see more photos and get the details there.
go-to barn doors: You knew I couldn’t go a week without finding a new door to love! This whole setup is lovely and those striking wooden barn doors are just the icing on the @realitydaydream cake.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BhuGbB1H18C/?tagged=imaBekob
Have a great week!
(Remember, our Bekob Anonymous link sharing has now moved over to our blogger group on Facebook, and we have a new Bekob Anonymous group for anyone, blog or not, to join and share projects, ask questions, and get inspired!)
