This workshop walkthrough stays in the order the work happens.
Don’t forget to link up to our Bekob Anonymous party today for a chance to be featured on Bekob! This is a great little nook from Angie at Echoes of Laughter. I love the way she has personalized it and I think it is nice to have a space of our won in the house? Don’t you! here is what she had to say about the space: This is my go-to little corner in our house. It’s where I scrapbook, write blog posts, surf the net, pay bills and read my go-to blogs. Until last year, my corner was an Ikea desk with a hutch. It was functional. It worked…but it was always a mess. Not pretty. It didn’t reflect me at all. I wanted to make it better, but I wasn’t sure how. I was reading a Better Homes & Gardens special publication when I stumbled on this picture of an office nook. It became my inspiration for my ‘new’ space. I loved the shelves above the desk and the storage space it afforded. I needed a lot more storage space for my scrapbooking & stamping supplies, so I thought this design option would work for me. First, I had my husband remove the small hutch from the desk. This totally opened up the space for new shelves. I purchased white shelf brackets from Ikea and white shelving from Home Depot. Since I had measured the width of the space, I had Home Depot cut the shelves to the exact width needed for the space. I had my husband install the shelves and instantly, the storage space was tripled! I set to work filling the space with white Ikeaboxes for storing all my crafting supplies and pretty stuff to reflect me. One of my go-to colours has always been pink, but I have never decorated anywhere in the house with pink. So I decided to add touches of pink here in my little nook. I really love how it turned out and the space functions so much better for me. I splurged a bit and bought a new capiz shell lamp for the desk corner. I love it for it’s shape and touch of ‘beachy’ it gives. To the left of the computer screen are pics of my kiddos when they were babies. The pink rose plate hanging on the wall is sentimental to me. It hung on the wall of the office where I used to work in the family business. The family business is now closed after 50 years and I like having this little reminder of that time in my life. The picture is of my parents on their 40th Wedding Anniversary…it’s a wonderful picture of them. The silver clock and the vases are from Ikea. The plate on the wall belonged to my grandmother. The white vases come from my treasure hunting trips to Goodwill. The artwork came as a free download from one of my go-to blogs, “Adventures in Decorating a Brooklyn Limestone.”Scrapbook magazines and books are organized in Ikea magazine files.
