Philip Trapp

4 days ago | musiciansterritory.com | Philip Trapp

Fyre Festival 's long, strange journey will continue later this year as the festival will pivot to a pop-up Caribbean Island adventure week as the brand spins off into new opportunities. Billy McFarland attempted to put on a second Fyre Festival earlier this year, but plans fell through and eventually the decision was made to sell some of Fyre's IP and take Fyre Festival in a different direction.

5 days ago | housedigest.com | Philip Trapp

If you're looking for a budget-friendly hidden gem at IKEA to tidy up your space, the BILLY bookcase system — specifically the corner unit option — might be the most overlooked solution. IKEA sells a dedicated BILLY corner unit with two extension wings, or you can make your own with three standard BILLY bookcases and a simple hardware kit.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Philip Trapp

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you're looking for a budget-friendly hidden gem at IKEA to tidy up your space, the BILLY bookcase system — specifically the corner unit option — might be the most overlooked solution. IKEA sells a dedicated BILLY corner unit with two extension wings, or you can make your own with three standard BILLY bookcases and a simple hardware kit.

1 week ago | housedigest.com | Philip Trapp

Have trouble keeping your workspace clean? Making a DIY cyclone dust collector is a must for anyone who's spent time in a workshop and knows how quickly sawdust and debris can pile up when working on your latest project. Even with a shop vac, those ultra-fine particles seem to find their way into every crevice — coating tools, benches, and your lungs if you're not careful. To keep your workspace clean and your equipment in top shape, a cyclone dust collector can be a game-changer.

1 week ago | housedigest.com | Philip Trapp

There's nothing wrong with leaning into a bedroom style you love. Whether that's coastal chic, boho, or something more specific like cottagecore, certain overarching style touches can make a room pop. But when every surface in your bedroom screams the same aesthetic, the result can tip from "intentional" to "Instagram set." And not in a good way. According to several interior designers, bedrooms that commit too fully to one idea often result in an artificial and overly curated look.