Read the sequence from the top before cutting, painting, or moving pieces.
In school we always had to make boards for our project presentations. They took a long time, and usually cost a lot of money!…well fast forward 5 years and I don’t really make mood boards anymore. Although, Roeshel and I had about 2 hours to make one while traveling on a bus to the studio for the the Shaw flooring event.
*be nice about the board, we were on a bus, and only had a random box of magazines and a glue-stick to work with!It was fun to make one again, so I was excited about this website, which you may all know about, but I will tell you about anyway (in case you don’t) Olioboard. My husband actually found it for me and I have been having fun playing around with it.
In fact in September, I am going to host a special party for mood boards dates to be announced. So, if you wanna play around with their site do. (by the way, this is NOT a sponsored post, I just thought it would be a fun resource for you, especially if you don’t have Photoshop!)
Here are some fun boards that I found that I found.
Source Source Source Source Source Which board is your go-to? So tell me, is this a site you would use? I hope this has been a useful post! (Yes or No)Bekob is written by Cassity and Justin. Cassity has a degree in interior design and Justin is a landscape architect, so we adore everything that makes up a HOME! We love to share home remodeling options and projects we’re working on. From huge kitchen renovation options to small bathroom remodels, there isn’t anything we won’t try to tackle (at least once!). We are in the midst of our third whole home renovation, (look at house 1 and house 2 as well, so there should be a lot more inspiration coming your way. We hope that you will stop by often for home design inspiration, tutorials, interior design tips, delicious recipes and what going on in our family life.
