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There are some areas of your house you just know you want to make over, like a dingy bathroom or a dull, dated living room. But these renovations require a fair amount of time and money that, unfortunately, can send them to the back burner. But there are a number of other less obvious weekend warrior-type projects that cost a mere fraction of the larger-scale redos, yet make a world of a difference. Take your closet doors, for example.

With these creative DIY ideas, you can update your kitchen cabinets without replacing them. Try these easy ways to refresh cabinets with paint, molding, inserts, and new hardware.

What are jib doors? They’re the perfect way to create a secret hideaway in your home. Learn more about these hidden doors in this post.

Love the look of wallpaper but afraid of the commitment involved with wallpapering your walls? Check out these unique wallpaper ideas - no long-term commitment required!

Inspiración de moda y estilo de vida para la mujer de hoy

On va se concentrer ici, sur la folie que le papier génère chez nous. Non content de le retrouver en pôle position, on a décidé de le mettre partout !

Hello, friends! Today, I’m sharing our Modern Chinoiserie Chic Bedroom Reveal. I partnered up with Mintwood Home on this makeover. It’s one of my favorite online shops for designer furniture, decor, a

Welcome to the last of our wallpaper series! is something about entering the new year that inspires change. Considering the year we’ve had.

Wallpaper is having a major moment. As far as we’re concerned, it never went away, however, we are seeing all kinds of new bold and bright prints that we adore. And applying wallpaper in unexpected places, like a feature wall, closet, or pantry is emerging as a trend, too. Which means you can have a big impact, without using a lot of product. Wallpapers featured in this post: Peel and Stick Wallpaper – Ravenswood / Dream Peel and Stick Wallpaper – Moroccan Knot / Asilah Peel and Stick…

Ideas + Tutorials to Update Flat and Bifold Doors If you live in an older home, odds are that you have plenty of 70’s and 80’s style doors — nice and flat. And purchasing inexpensive new doors adds u