
Read the sequence from the top before cutting, painting, or moving pieces.


go-to Stencil Project: Pillar Box Blue created a fun way to use stencil to mimic a tile mosaic for this planter wall. I love the mix of blues and patterns. Such a fun way to display your go-to plants.

go-to Space Decorated with Repurposed Items: The Boondocks Blog was so creative in this space. She used so many items she already had to update this fun balcony space in her home. look at all the unique touches.

go-to Way to Store Books: Grillo Designs created this new way to display books. This is a well fitted way to keep books close to a reading nook and customized with your go-to fabric!

go-to Sea Glass Project: Sadie Seasongoods has me dreaming of the beach. These coastal farmhouse candles can give you the feel of the beach in the comfort of your own home.
go-to Way to use Painter’s Tape: Rever en Couleur put her painter’s tape to good use with this dresser. A direct design that has a modern vibe that we love.

go-to Theater Room Handmade: Queen Bee of Honey Dos really took her theater room to the next level by whipping up these lighted movie posters. It feels like I am at the movie theater. Which movie posters would you want in your home?

go-to Console Table: Mini House, Mighty Hearts took inspiration from Restoration Hardware to build this direct and sturdy console table for her entryway. It would even be cute painted a solid color.

go-to Bathroom Remodel: Some of our readers worked really hard to create this vivid bathroom. They recycled some materials to create the shiplap and build many of the details in this space.
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go-to Laundry Space: Shelves, drawers, folding space, so much to love about this laundry room. What is on your laundry room wish list? I love all of those things.
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go-to Barstools: Love the bright colors of these fun barstools. They add a unique visual interest to this space by using two different colors.






