So nearly two years ago I had this brilliant idea to paint change our dated blue tiled bathroom on a tiny budget. When I say tiny, I mean it, like you know a bucket of paint - that tiny.
Since then many have asked how that job is actually holding up, which made me think that I probably should give it a bit of a review.
It's laundry room day - wohooo! I got to be upfront with your, it's not just the room we do our laundry in, but also where I occassionaly craft & sew and where we enter the house from our garage - most of the time in a rather dirty attire (the husband, not me 😉). Quite the multifunctional space one would say, so it is definitely important for me to create a functional and yet creative space.
Let me start this blog post that I have been wrong in the past. Yupp you heard it, I was wrong when I told my husband three years ago that we really should get rid of our 80's ceiling fan.
Here we are again, today with our bedroom revamp series part 3! If you've read the part 1, where I talked about how I installed (very easily) the backwall, than this will be a fun addition for you. Same principles, just a little bit more of it. The DIY Wood Bedframe - The Simple Way
So we have this TV in our bedroom, and it used to stand on this dresser, that was a bit unloved - and saved for some sort of DIY. I am talking aboutIKEA Rastdresser for 299 kr (30USD) - pretty good deal, if you ask me.
The dresser itself is destined to be customized, with it being untreated pinewood and there are hundreds of tutorials on the web, so I thought I am gonna add my personal touch to one as well.
