Dresser to Island : Traerloves
The transformation of dresser to kitchen island is so simple I am having a serious “DUH!” moment. Loving thi idea from TRAERLOVES.
I love storage from every era and this early 20th century dental cabinet is no exception. It would work in almost every single room storing everything from a small china collection to a sewing stash. It could be a jewelry or make up armoir. I am in love with those groovy swing out drawers. The price is more than this Geek will ever have, but a girl can dream.
Storage Solution: Children’s Books : On the Banks of Squaw Creek
I adore this. Adore this folks! Look at all the face out book storage! Ikea spice racks, not just for spices any more.
DIY Idea: A Playful Spin on Painted Dressers! via Curbly
I love this idea as much as the blogger from Curbly. I also am picturing it in many shades of pink for my little girl.
Surreal Storage by Vincent Thomas Leman via Dornob
I first saw these cabinets and dressers in an article about places and objects inspired by Lewis Carrol’s Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland and thought how wonderful but I forgot to bookmark them. Well, I found them by accident today and just had to share them. Does anyone have a thousand dollars they can spot me so I can put one in my daughter’s room?
(Source: dustfurniture.com)
Leather Drawer Pulls
Leather Drawer Pulls - Introduction - MarthaStewart.com
I’m on a big (recycled)leather kick right now so when I found this I think I might have actually “Squeed”. Cheaper than hardware and ultimately sexy I think this is just what a few of our dressers and cabinets need!
Bureau Drawer Nail designs How-To - Martha Stewart Crafts
The project is supposed to organize clothing according to weather for kids but I just really enjoy the nailed designs on this.
I don’t think it ever occurred to me to store fabric in a dresser. Maybe because I have never had such a lovely piece with bonus open drawers to store it in? Either way this is gorgeous and I want one!
(Source: roygbivandglitter)
Dorothy Draper Dresser inspired Ikea hack by Marcus Design
Definitely one of the most stylish furniture overhauls I have come across. And you cannot beat the price (Thirty Bucks per dresser plus hardware and paint!) Visit the above link for the full tutorial and the gorgeous photos that inspired the DIY!
