Sarah Everett

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This IKEA Hack Is One of My All-Time Small-Space Favorites

2 days ago | yahoo.com | Sarah Everett

$20 Buy Now Why IKEA's RÖDEBY Is a Good Substitute for Pole Wrap Because pole wrap comes in rolls that are typically 48 inches long at minimum, and that roll will cost around $70 at minimum, it's not always the best fit for small-scale projects because you might not need all of it. To save money (and material), I'd recommend Holli's method. All it took was one $20 RÖDEBY armrest tray to complete her project. Holli's partner, Seb Ingram, helped her cut it horizontally to fit the drawer front.
This IKEA Hack Is One of My All-Time Small-Space Favorites

3 days ago | apartmenttherapy.com | Sarah Everett

Home ProjectsDIYsFurnitureBefore & AfterscommentsWe independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing. See More ImagesCredit: Holli BrownDIY projects are often a mathematical feat with lots of measurements and a little bit of Tetris involved.
This “Very Old Bathroom” Got a $150 Makeover in One Weekend - And It’s SO Stylish

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Sarah Everett

The homeowner might eventually do a larger renovation, but before then she wanted “a very low-budget solution,” she says. Credit: Kate Pearce Credit: Kate PearceThis article may contain affiliate links that Yahoo and/or the publisher may receive a commission from if you buy a product or service through those links.
This "Very Old Bathroom" Got a $150 Makeover in One Weekend - And It's SO Stylish

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Sarah Everett

Kate used Behr's Aerial View for the bathroom's blue walls, cabinets, and radiator. "Don't be afraid to make some bolder choices in regards to paint - it's such an easy change," she says, but "be sure to get some samples of the paint to see how it looks in your specific space."Her favorite detail in the bathroom is the painted cabinet fronts.
This “Very Old Bathroom” Got a $150 Makeover in One Weekend — And It’s SO Stylish

3 days ago | apartmenttherapy.com | Sarah Everett

See More ImagesHome ProjectsBy RoomBathroomsBefore & AftersSave Your FavoritesWhenever you see the heart icon, just tap it to save it to your account!commentsWe independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing.
This “Very Old Bathroom” Got a $150 Makeover in One Weekend — And It’s SO Stylish | Flipboard

4 days ago | flipboard.com | Sarah Everett

This “Very Old Bathroom” Got a $150 Makeover in One Weekend — And It’s SO StylishWhen it comes to making a big change for very little money, designer Kate Pearce (@katepearcevintage) says you can’t go wrong with paint. “We wanted …
This Renter-Friendly Balcony Transformation "Feels Like a Garden Oasis"

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Sarah Everett

Sandy also added greenery overhead. She used a roll of wall greenery and artificial hanging plants to create the abundant, textured look. "It feels like a garden oasis," Sandy says. Originally she planned on stapling all of this to the ceiling, but she realized it was too heavy, so she dangled it all from metal grids. "I used planter hooks to hang the grids and then zip tied the grass wall panels to the grid," she explains. The toughest part was covering the entire ceiling with the metal grids.
This Renter-Friendly Balcony Transformation “Feels Like a Garden Oasis”

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Sarah Everett

"I knew there was an opportunity to turn the balcony into a space I'd enjoy because it did have key features that were worth saving," the renter says. Credit: Sandy Saintilus Credit: Sandy SaintilusShe liked the tall ceiling, the siding (once she realized how easy it would be to attach things to it), and that there was no pedestrian or car traffic beneath it.
This Renter-Friendly Balcony Transformation “Feels Like a Garden Oasis”

4 days ago | apartmenttherapy.com | Sarah Everett

See More ImagesHome ProjectsBefore & AfterscommentsWe independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing. About this before & afterHome TypeApartmentProject TypeOutdoor SpacesCost$2,057StyleBohemianEclecticSkill LevelDIYRental FriendlyYesThere are lots of clever ways to make an apartment balcony feel a little more secluded — like it’s your own little outdoor oasis.
This Renter-Friendly Balcony Transformation “Feels Like a Garden Oasis”

5 days ago | flipboard.com | Sarah Everett

1 day agoKey Takeaways To vacuum first or sweep, that is the question. But, what if we flipped the script with another quandary: Which tool is better for the job? If you want to keep the cleanest home, you don’t necessarily need to double up on your vacuuming and sweeping, but can instead rely on one or the …

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