An awkward shaped nook in our long living room inspired me to build this budget-friendly window seat out of IKEA Besta units. I saved costs by using this Ikea hack and love how it turned out. The window seat is such a perfect spot for sitting and provides ample storage for toys. Access a free tutorial with a full shopping list and steps to build your own window seat.

I upcycled this slimline IKEA Perjohan bench with storage to feature in our hallway with bobbins and scallops. Such an easy and fun DIY project and furniture flip. The bench is perfect for entryways, hallways, dining nooks, and bedrooms!

Who makes the rules anyway? I’m usually one for following the “rules” but I think some commonly held rules for home interiors do not always need to be followed. As long as spaces are harmonious and beautiful while working in a functional way, it is good interior design. While there are some key rules to follow, it is not math and there is a lot of room for interpretation.

In my own home, I have broken a number of interior design “rules”. Here is where I could get into some serious trouble with the interior design police!

Four fresh ideas for bringing spring inside! The weather is cold and dreary, why wait until Spring to add some pretty floral to your home? Here are some ideas- pretty cushions, botanical prints and decor, potted plants and bulbs.