Having a concrete patio on the back of your house gives you the perfect place for developing your outdoor living space. The concrete is sturdy, durable, and long-lasting. The problem with concrete is that it’s not very attractive. Leaving your concrete bare can bring down your entire outdoor design. Thankfully, there are several ways you can dress up your concrete patio to elevate the exterior of your home.
Check out these concrete patio ideas and upgrade your concrete into a place you actually want to be.
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1. Transform Your Concrete Patio with Wood Planks
If you absolutely hate your concrete and want something else, then you can cover it with wood planks. Your concrete patio is a perfect solid base for building a wooden deck over it. You could start by building a framework that rests on the concrete. Then mount your planks on the framework.
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Another option is to use wood tiles. They give you the look of a wood deck but are cheaper and much easier to install. There are teak tiles that are perfect because the teak is durable enough to be left outside year-round. The wood is on a plastic frame base that locks into the tiles around it. The result is a floating wood covering that sits directly on the concrete.
Placing a fire pit on your concrete patio is a great addition. You’ll see many ideas that use pea gravel for the fire pit base and surrounding area. Concrete is better because it’s solid and smooth. This gives you a solid base for your fire pit, which is safer than one that can shift and move.
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Fire pits are basic, though. Build an outdoor fireplace instead. You can build it on one side of your concrete patio and have a modified chimney that helps direct the smoke upward. You can then create an outdoor living room set up in front of it.
3. Enhance Your Patio with Thoughtful Landscaping
It doesn’t matter if you are planning a DIY concrete patio or already have one in place. Once the patio is in place, you need to add landscaping around it. Otherwise, you have an awkward concrete slab just sitting on your property.
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You’ll feel exposed when sitting on your patio furniture or when swimming in your backyard pool. Try planting a variety of vegetation that grows to different heights for a layered effect. Dense leafy plants or those that produce large leaves are good for creating privacy.
4. Natural Stone Transformation for Your Patio
Fresh and clean concrete can look modern, but it needs to look new and be meticulously maintained. Chances are, if your concrete patio is older, it wouldn’t be up to these standards. Thankfully, you have another option for modernizing your patio. Use your concrete patio as a base for laying natural stone.
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Choose a durable and hard stone like slate or flagstone. These stones have dark coloring to transform the look of your patio. To secure the stones on the concrete, you’ll need to mortar them in place.
5. Install Pavers Over a Concrete Patio
For a contemporary update to your concrete patio, cover it with pavers. This paver project is significantly easier than starting another project from scratch. The concrete surface gives you a smooth and stable surface for your paver patio concrete overlay. Concrete pavers will give you the same level of durability and a similar look to your slab.
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Bricks can give your patio a traditional look with a rich red color. Clay pavers are the modern version of traditional bricks. They create a more modern concrete patio design in your outdoor space. You can keep the design simple with square or rectangle pavers. You can also get more creative with wedge or hexagon shapes.
6. Add a Stylish Pergola to Your Concrete Patio
You already have the concrete flooring, so why not build a pergola over it. Now you have a shaded and protected outdoor space to enjoy your backyard. You could turn it into an outdoor living room. Or you could have a large dining table for an outdoor spot to enjoy meals.
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You could even build an outdoor kitchen if you have a larger patio. Pergolas come in a wide range of sizes, so you can build a structure that perfectly fits your large or small backyard.
If you are ready to build your outdoor living space from the ground up, your first step is to build the concrete patio. For a solid concrete floor, a poured patio is the best option. It’s more expensive than pre-cast pieces, but it lets you customize the design, and it’s built directly where you want it.
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If you already have a patio, you could perform a patio makeover by adding a layer to the top of your patio. This is sometimes done when adding a pool to your backyard. The additional poured concrete connects your existing patio to your future pool surround.
8. Concrete Slabs for Home and Patio
A slab is a large piece of concrete that supports your entire house. Before building up, the contractor marks out and pours the concrete. Once cured, it acts as the base for your home. For most modern homes, the builder will make the concrete slab larger than the home’s size.
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The extra piece of concrete is what eventually turns into the backyard patio extending out from the side of the home. If you plan to build a home, include your patio ideas early on so that you can account for the additional planning, concrete, and costs.
9. The Beauty of Stained Concrete Patios
A stained concrete patio will not look like concrete. It’s colored concrete, but it can mimic the look of stone. The stain elevates the look of the concrete without having to cover it up or replace it. When done yourself, you can have an affordable and beautiful concrete patio.
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Seal the concrete once you have the stain the way you like it. This protects the concrete and the staining design. Concrete stain comes in a wide range of colors. Try using more than one to create a layered effect that becomes multidimensional.
10. Upgrade Your Concrete Patio: Adding Functional Stairs
Adding stairs to an existing concrete patio can make it safer to navigate your property. You may need a step or two leading into the house through your home’s exterior door. Or perhaps your property slopes, and you need stairs that take you from the patio to the ground below.
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You can use pre-cast steps to build your stairs quickly. Place them where you want them and secure them in place. They should fit smoothly against your poured concrete patio to prevent a safety
11. Transforming Plain Concrete: The Artistry of Concrete Stamps
Because poured concrete can look plain with a smooth surface, you can use concrete stamps. They are typically made from a plastic or PVC material. Once the concrete is poured and begins to set up, you lay the stamp on the surface of the concrete and press down. The stamp then makes an indent in the surface to create a design.
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You can create a stamped concrete border when you have freshly poured concrete. Or you can use a larger stamp to create a stamped concrete pattern over the entire surface of the concrete. Some stamps can mimic the look of stones. Other stamps create a decorative design for an artistic stamped concrete patio. You’ll need to work quickly, and it helps to have multiple stamps to cover a larger area at once.
12. Stencil and Paint: An Easy Concrete Patio Makeover
Using a stencil and some paint is a simple method for dressing up an old poured concrete patio. Start by pressure washing your concrete to remove any dirt or grease. You need a clean and bare surface for the paint to adhere to the concrete.
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Choose a stencil that you like, lay it down, and then paint the pattern onto the concrete. The finished result should be a decorative concrete patio. You could use a single color or use multiple colors and stencils for a more intricate pattern.
Paint your bathroom blue, and you will have an effortlessly elegant bathroom that you can decorate in any manner you see fit. From prim and elegant to relaxed coastal, blue can adapt to any bathroom design style that appeals to you.
There are plenty of decorating ideas to help you envision a blue that appeals to you and works in the space. From a soft pastel to a deep navy, there’s a blue that’s perfect for your bathroom. Get inspired by these blue bathroom ideas and turn your bathroom into a space worthy of design magazines and social media.
If you aren’t ready to commit to turning your entire master bathroom blue, you can work with just one of your bathroom walls. Choose a blue shade that you like to be your paint color. Then paint your chosen wall. You could paint the entire wall or get creative with your interior design.
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Paint stripes, abstract shapes, or use a stencil to create a repeating design. If paint isn’t appealing, you can use blue wallpaper instead. Choose a design that complements your interior design style and put it on a wall that won’t experience high moisture levels. Preferably far from the shower area.
2. Elevate Your Bathroom Style with the Perfect Metal Accents
Once you’ve chosen your ideal shade of blue, it’s time to choose your bathroom accessory elements, such as hardware. You can change the look and feel of your bathroom with the metal you choose. Your home decor can dictate the metal you choose, or you can be innovative and choose what you like.
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Warm metals like gold, brass, rose gold, and oiled bronze will bring a sense of warmth to your bathroom. While cool metal like nickel, stainless steel, and silver will bring coldness to your bathroom. There is also the option of black, but it doesn’t always look right. Look at design ideas similar to your end goal to determine if black hardware is right for your bathroom.
3. Coastal Elegance: Designing a Classic Blue Bathroom
A classic blue color is perfect for creating a coastal theme in your bathroom. Pair it with a crisp, bright white for a clean design. Don’t be afraid to go bold with your design. You don’t have to limit the blue to the walls or tile. You could have a navy blue bathroom vanity with bright brass hardware.
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Check out blue bathroom ideas to discover your options. Instead of painting the walls, you could paint the ceiling blue. Or keep the upper half of the room light and bright and use a darker shade of blue on the bottom half of the walls or as floor tile.
Bright blue tiles, a blue vanity, or a blue patterned shower curtain can give your bathroom a contemporary feel. The blue accents will balance out the neutrals that are prevalent in contemporary design.
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If you’re doing a bathroom remodel, you could replace your old tile with blue wall tile. Choose a tile that isn’t too light of a shade. Deeper and more vibrant shades look more contemporary. The tile should also be a shape other than traditional. Modern tiles are geometric, long skinny rectangles, or even fish scales.
5. Sophistication in Dark Blue Bathroom Design
Dark blue bathrooms look elephant and sophisticated. Choose a deep and vibrant shade, such as navy. Pair it with lighter shades, such as white, light grey, or even teal. Accent the bathroom with gold for a luxurious look.
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Jewel tones can look beautiful with darker shades of blue. They brighten up the shade while complementing the blue. Be sure to add light accents to keep the bathroom from becoming too dark and moody. Reflective surfaces are also good for brightening up the bathroom.
6. Enhancing Space and Elegance with Soft Pale Blue
A soft pale blue can help a bathroom that lacks natural light to feel bigger and brighter. Be careful when choosing your light shade, though. You don’t want it to look too juvenile. To prevent this, choose a vanity style that looks more mature and elegant hardware.
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Be careful when using a light blue tile in your bathroom. The wrong shade and shape and your bathroom will look outdated from the 70s. Unless, of course, this is the vintage look you’re going for.
7. Elevate Your Bathroom to Luxury with Premium Upgrades
Creating a luxury bathroom isn’t about the color you choose. Instead, focus on the materials and upgrades you can add to your bathroom. Turn it into an experience. Choose a blue marble tile or another less common stone for the vanity top. Or you could have a white countertop and use the blue stone for the vanity wall or in the shower.
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Add accent lighting throughout the bathroom, such as along the ceiling, under the vanity cabinet, or in the shower. Replace the basic builder-grade elements with custom designs. Add a one-of-a-kind tub, customer plumbing hardware, and statement light fixtures.
Blue can be a good accent color for your modern bathroom. Creating a modern design is about more than color, though. Choose a blue hexagon tile or another geometric shape. An interlocking tile is also a good option for creating a modern design. If you’re adventurous, choose a textured or 3D tile.
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Pair your blue tile with sleek materials and designs. Stick with long straight lines and sharp 90-degree corners. Look at modern bathroom ideas to get inspired on what bathroom decor you should add. With modern design, keep the decor to a minimum, so the pieces you do add should be meaningful.
9. Infuse Nautical Vibes with Deep Blue Bathroom Cabinets
Create a nautical look in your bathroom with deep blue cabinets. Nautical and coastal are not the same. Coastal can have a more tropical or southern feel. It often includes beaches and everything that goes along with living on the coast. Nautical is more northeastern and boating-inspired.
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Accent the blue with bright red and yellow, like the kind you see on nautical flags. For the metal elements, stick with polished brass. Add teak elements to bring warmth into the bathroom and channel the wood elements you see on sailboats and yachts.
10. Maximizing Style in Your Powder Room with Bold Tile and Wallpaper
Because powder rooms tend to be smaller, you can choose a bolder tile design. Perhaps you create a custom design out of mosaic tile. Or you can skip the tile completely and use a hardwood laminate floor.
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Since there’s no tub or shower, the water splashing on the floor should be minimal. For the walls, you could add a bold patterned wallpaper where the primary color is blue. If you’re afraid of the wallpaper becoming overwhelming, add paneling to the bottom half of the walls.
11. Elevate Your Tiny Bathroom with Serene Blue and White
The color blue looks beautiful in a tiny bathroom. When paired with white and light gray, you have a color scheme that turns your small bathroom into a comfortable room to be in. You may not be able to have a double sink in your small bathroom.
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If this is the case, open up the space by installing a pedestal sink. This will help the bathroom to feel more open. A bright white one will contrast nicely against a dark blue wall.
12. Selecting the Perfect Blue Tile for Your Bathroom
There are countless options when it comes to choosing a blue tile. Start with the size and shape of the tile you want to use. You need to scale the size of the tile to the size of the bathroom. Too small, and it will look too busy. Too large, and it will overwhelm the room.
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You should also choose two different sizes for the floor and walls. This helps to visually break up the space. Next, you need to choose a color. A natural stone will have more variation and depth. A plain color will have a neutral effect. Don’t forget to choose a complementary grout color.
13. Vintage Inspiration: Dark Blue Dresser in Your Bathroom
Paint a vintage dresser dark blue and place it in a bathroom with white subway tile. Accent the bathroom with gold or black fixtures and hardware. Choose designs that have an ornate Victorian feel.
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You can create an art deco design by adding gold metal accenting with a geometric design. This accenting would be a perfect vanity wall design or decorative shower door. If you prefer a more recent vintage design, a pale blue tile can give you a 70s vibe if you prefer a more recent vintage design.
14. Transforming Your Bathroom with Blue Walls and Patterns
Making the walls in your bathroom blue is an easy way to change the color scheme in your bathroom. Try using different shades of blue to create depth and dimension in your bathroom. Darker shades should cause further away areas to sink back, while lighter blue shades should bring closer objects forward.
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The overall effect is a room that looks and feels bigger. Blue painted walls can look a bit plain, though. Try bringing movement and life to your bathroom by choosing a blue patterned wallpaper. Choose a design or pattern that complements your chosen design for the room.
“My garden is my most beautiful masterpiece.” -Claude Monet
Everyone with a front yard has the opportunity to create a masterpiece to be enjoyed for years to come. Simple or complex, the inherent beauty of plants makes it easy to make even a dull entrance interesting.
If you’re feeling low on creative inspiration, take a look at this collection of 48 amazing front garden ideas. You’re bound to find several new landscaping ideas to enhance your home’s curb appeal.
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1. Line The Entrance With Flowering Shrubs
A front garden is your chance to create an outdoor space that oozes country-style charm. Plant flowering shrubs like hydrangeas for an eye-catching centerpiece, or combine vibrant blooms with rustic basket-style hanging baskets for a quaint cottage vibe.
Then why not finish off the look with gravel and stepping stones running through the soft grass, creating winding pathways of playful discovery as you find your way around the garden? A perfect idea to make your front garden look stylish and inviting.
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2. Install Stamped Pavers To The Driveway
Transform your front yard into a quaint oasis with side landscaping that leads up to your driveway. You can lay down some stamped pavers for an extra touch, and create a lush shrub garden for added depth and texture.
With side landscaping, you can break up what may be an area of simple grass or dirt to provide interest and focal points as you make your way from the street to your front door. Incorporating various plants, trees, lighting, and statuary within your side landscaping helps give off the true cottage feel and reinforces the overall design aesthetic to immediately welcome guests.
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3. Make It Nostalgic With White Pebbles
Transform your front garden into the perfect mix of beauty and practicality with white pebbles on the driveway, lush side landscaping, and an airy vibe. Transforming your garden shouldn’t be daunting – come up with a plan, shop around for plants and materials, and create something beautiful that best suits your needs.
Invest in low-maintenance plants that don’t require much attention and will still add life and vibrancy to your entrance. Consider incorporating white furniture pieces in your design to bring more light into the space, or create a cozy seating space with some comfy sofa cushions.
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4. Craft Leading Lines With A Landscaped Walkway
Your entryway should be the main focus of your home’s exterior. If there’s a path leading to your front door, the way you landscape the areas around it greatly impacts your home’s curb appeal. Always keep entryway hedges and ornamental grass borders neatly trimmed.
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5. Elevate Your Front Garden
If you want to create a unique elevated front garden that looks like something out of a magazine, consider installing a charming outdoor staircase at your front door. The elevated design is perfect for organizing your garden and home into separate sections while adding some beautiful visual interest to your exterior space.
With the help of stepping stones, windy paths, and some colorful desert plants you can create an entrancing vertical garden that will be admired by everyone who passes by. Use tall cacti and other succulents for an eye-catching display, or plant blooming flowers for a vibrant look that is guaranteed to cheer up your visitors!
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6. Build An Arched Privacy Wall
If you’re looking for a creative way to spice up your front garden, consider adding an arched privacy wall. Not only does it offer extra privacy, but it also serves as the perfect complement to existing flower landscapes.
Best of all, the arched design adds depth and dimension that helps give any garden character and charm. Plus, depending on the materials used and whether or not your arched wall is painted, your backyard can truly become a personalized paradise that screams creativity!
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4. Add An Enclosed Fence
Creating a stunning front garden can be a great way to freshen up the look of your home. For creative garden ideas, try enclosing the space with a wood fence for a natural, rustic feel.
Behind that wood fence, you could use a simple plant box as an elegant backdrop to break up the wood fence and provide some contrast with its muted greens. With these two simple techniques, your front garden will become an eye-catching aesthetic in no time!
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5. Pavers In Grass
Transform your front garden into an outdoor living space by adding pavers in the grass for a walkway – this creative idea will make your garden stand out from the rest! With pavers in the grass, you can create a unique landscape architecture that is both elegant and eye-catching.
Your pavers provide structure to your garden; while the abundant green grass balances out the concrete elements and brings a lush, vibrant mood to your outdoor space. Enhance your front garden ideas by installing pavers as a centerpiece of modern outdoor design.
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6. Box Trim Your Shrubs
A well-maintained front garden can create an inviting and attractive exterior to any home. Box-trimmed shrubs are a great way to add structure and foliage, creating a border for your garden with greenery. Plant some colorful annuals for added interest, or add paving stones and carry the box-trimmed motif into the pathways.
A water feature is always a great option too: experiment with different bubbling urns, fountains, and cascading ponds to generate a tranquil atmosphere that will give off a sense of luxury. Maintaining the freshness of your box-trimmed shrubs allows them to flourish while giving off an elegant, polished impression that creates beautiful curb appeal all year round.
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7. Jazz Up Your Front Door
Enhance the front of your home with front garden ideas that will make people green with envy! Consider adding a front door with potted plants on either side to really create an inviting feel.
Or, if you’re looking for a more subtle effect, put trimmed bushes in pots and line them up in the front of your house to give it a neat and tidy look. With either of these options, you can enliven the front of your property and create plenty of curb appeal.
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8. Add Blooms To The Front Door Railing
Looking for a unique way to spruce up your front garden? Try mounted flower pots hooked to the railing. This outdoor decor is different from traditional plantings and can give your garden some modern charm.
Just make sure to select planters that are lightweight enough for mounting and choose flowers or plants hardy enough to withstand any changes in temperature and moisture levels. With mounted flower pots on your railing, you’ll have an eye-catching garden that you’ll be proud to show off!
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9. Create A Dainty Wild Flower Garden With A Lattice Fence
If you’re looking to spruce up the front of your home, why not consider a wildflower garden with a lattice fence surrounding it? Not only will wildflowers bring vibrant color and life to your front yard, but the lattice fence can serve as leading lines that draw the eye straight to your front door.
This is a great way to welcome visitors in both an aesthetically pleasing way and make them feel right at home!
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10. Add Quirky Planters
For those looking to break away from the conventional flower- and shrubbery-filled front garden, why not explore some quirky alternatives?
Instead of merely lining your walkway with planters, why not incorporate a quirky bicycle planter as a quirky way to exhibit some of your favorite blooms? Or add in some unexpected garden props – an old wheelbarrow filled with cascading succulents for instance – to really stand out. The sky’s the limit: have fun creating a unique and unforgettable entrance to your home.
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11. Set Up A Curved Landscape
Transform your front garden into an oasis of tranquillity with curved landscape pathways, mixed borders of shrubs and wildflowers, and lush tropical plants. Create charming little pockets so that anyone walking past can enjoy the springtime fragrances and flutter of butterfly wings.
If you don’t have much outdoor space, why not try creating a hanging garden or placing potted plants throughout the entryway?
Accentuate the beauty of your front garden by using decorative stones, adding a curved seating area for peaceable sunset moments, and gathering friends for tea parties to celebrate the summer. There’s no limit to what you can do with your front garden!
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12. Grow A Lush Front Flower Garden
A front flower garden can be a great way to add some curb appeal to your home. With a little creativity, you can create a lush and wide front garden that is bursting with color and life. Add interest with layers of flowers and foliage at various heights, from bedding plants to tall shrubbery, for an eye-catching design. For added ambiance, include native wildflowers for the added pop of seasonal color, or choose perennial favorites for year-round color harmony.
Don’t forget to carve out some spaces – like small pathways or benches – so you can linger in the beauty of nature up close and personal!
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13. Get A Garden Statue
Spruce up your garden with a garden statue to add a bit of creative flair. Garden statues can help add an accent to any garden, and by carefully placing them in the right spot, you can make the garden look like an outdoor gallery or sculpture garden.
Whether you want to choose something more whimsical, such as an animal statue, or if you’d prefer to go for something more traditional like a cherub or rabbit, adding a garden statue to your front garden is sure to make passersby stop and admire your artwork.
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14. Choose Low-Maintenance Varieties
If you’re looking for something low-maintenance yet eye-catching in your front garden, cacti and low-growing shrubs such as yew and barberry are great choices. Cacti make for a beautiful addition to any outdoor space and come in a range of sizes and shapes so that you can create interesting displays or sculptures.
Yew is also low maintenance and will provide evergreen color to your garden during the winter months when other plants may be dormant. Barberry is low-growing, comes in several varieties and has attractive foliage – perfect for creating striking patterns or features within your garden design. With some careful consideration, you can achieve stunning results with low-maintenance plants that will stay looking amazing all year round!
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15. Set The Mood With Floor Lighting
A garden floor lighting feature is an imaginative way to highlight your front garden and create an eco-friendly (and stunning!) area in which guests and loved ones can relax and spend quality time.
Taking outdoor lighting to the next level, garden floor lighting can consist of light-emitting diode (LED) strips, in-ground solar lights or path markers, or even a combination of both. This attractive addition to your garden will be sure to wow the neighbors and make your front garden truly stand out!
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16. Install A Corner Front Garden
A small corner front garden adds an attractive accent to a front entrance, even if there’s limited space to work with. Create a small bed filled with lush foliage plants that can filter pollutants from the air and be enjoyed throughout the year.
Incorporate small shrubs or small trees, succulents, ornamental grasses or rock gardens for an extra dash of color, texture, and contrast to the area. Intersperse blooming annuals or perennials when possible for added prettiness. Overall you can make a big statement in small spaces with front garden ideas built around designs tailored for small front spaces.
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You don’t have to spend a fortune to have a bedroom that looks like it belongs on the pages of a New York magazine or West Elm’s social media account. With a bit of creativity and ingenuity, you can build and make your own furniture and decor. As a result, your bedroom will not only look stylish, but it will be unique to you. Since it’s your bedroom, this is the perfect place to express your personal style and taste.
These DIY bedroom ideas will show you how to create the bedroom of your dreams.
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1. Homemade Bed Frame Magic
Bedroom furniture can be expensive, especially when buying a set for your master bedroom. Instead of spending a fortune, you can make your own bed frame. While you could stick with a traditional design, there are other more modern designs like a platform bed.
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If you have woodworking skills, you can add storage to your bed frame in the form of drawers or shelves. You can also get creative with the headboard. Perhaps a hand-carved design or one that’s rustic with natural wear and tear.
2. Artful Bedroom Bliss
Just like the rest of your home decor, you can make your own bedroom decor. If you are the creative type, you probably already have an artistic hobby. Hang your works on your bedroom walls to give your bedroom a personal touch.
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If you don’t have the creative skills to come up with your own ideas, there are plenty of DIY room decor ideas to help. Browse through until you find a few inspiring ideas. You could use discount fabric to cover an accent wall or use a scrap in a picture frame. There are even kits that you can buy and do that come with everything you need.
3. Cosmic Kids’ Bedroom Odyssey
Create an outer space sanctuary with a celestial twist for a shared kids’ bedroom. Start by transforming the walls into a cosmic canvas: paint constellations and space scenes to spark wonder.
Dedicate one wall to chalkboard paint, creating an ever-changing galaxy where children can draw astronauts, planets, and stars.
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Remember to use glow-in-the-dark paint for stars, adding a magical element that comes to life at night, mimicking a real night sky.
Furniture in dark hues or metallic finishes can mimic the mystery of space, while bed linens and curtains with starry patterns tie the theme together, making bedtime an exciting journey into the galaxy.
4. Kid-Friendly Decor Crafts
The kids’ room is the perfect place for a DIY project. Why not buy non-toxic paint and let your kids add their own decoration to one of the walls. Or you could have them paint pictures that you frame and hang as wall art.
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Perhaps they did an art project at school that they are proud of. Being a DIY mommy can be a bonding moment as you do a project together to enhance the look of their room. If your kids are old enough, you could buy white sheets and do a tie-dye project with them.
You don’t have to have electrical experience to add your own custom lighting to your bedroom. Teen girls prove this by adding decorative fairy or neon signs to their walls. Think about the look you are going for in your bedroom, then look for lighting that complements that look.
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This could be simply changing out a plain white bulb for a colored one. It could also be adding funky lighting to the wall. You could buy LED strip lighting and mount it to the headboard edge or under the bed frame.
Transform the space above your bed into a focal point with contemporary wall art. Choose pieces that reflect your personal style or color scheme of the room.
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Pay attention to the scale of the artwork relative to your bed; larger beds like king or queen sizes can handle bigger or multiple pieces, while a single, striking piece works well above smaller beds.
When hanging, ensure the center of the artwork is at eye level and the width doesn’t exceed the bed, creating a balanced and visually appealing wall space.
7. Chic Floating Shelves
Adding shelves is a simple home improvement project that maximizes your available space and storage. They are versatile, making it easy to find the right setup for your bedroom walls. You could have a single shelf that encircles the top of the room.
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This is perfect for a small room because it’s tucked up and out of the way. You could line books, shoe storage boxes, purses, or anything else on this long floating shelf. You could arrange several floating shelves on a single wall for large rooms. A long floating shelf over your bed can be a convenient storage space and enhance the look of your bed.
8. Small Space, Big Impact
To make the most of your small bedroom, look for small bedroom ideas that show you how to arrange the furniture. The right arrangement can make a space feel more comfortable and less cramped. Place the bed on the longest wall or opposite the door.
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You should be able to walk around both sides of the bed. Once you have the furniture placement, it’s a great idea to dress up the bed and turn it into the focal point. Hang art on the wall or have an oversized headboard. Arrange throw pillows and a decorative blanket on the bed.
One of the most common DIY ideas is to add patterned wallpaper to create an accent wall. There are plenty of tutorials online to show you how easy it is to hang modern wallpaper. There are even peel and stick removable wallpaper options.
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If you have a small space, using wallpaper may not give you the effect you’re going for. Instead, consider using washi tape. There are plenty of DIY bedroom decor ideas that can show you how to create a custom design with these decorative tapes.
10. Crate Shelf Creativity
Repurpose wooden crates into versatile floor shelves, a practical yet stylish storage solution. Start by sanding down the crates to smooth out rough edges, then paint or stain them in a color that complements your bedroom’s décor.
You can stack these crates on their sides for an easy-to-access storage system, perfect for books, plants, or decorative items.
Alternatively, use them as unique nightstands or a coffee table, adding a rustic charm to your room. Placing these crates near a window can also create a cozy reading nook, especially when combined with a comfortable cushion and soft lighting.
11. Autumn Bedroom Ambiance
Embrace the serene ambiance of autumn in your bedroom. Begin by focusing on natural light; use sheer, light-draped curtains to allow sunlight to filter through, warming up the space.
Introduce textures like raw wood in furniture or accessories to bring an earthy, grounded feeling. For color, draw inspiration from fall leaves: think warm oranges, deep reds, and soothing browns. Accentuate these hues in throw pillows, blankets, and area rugs.
Decorate with a small branch featuring hanging ornaments, like dried leaves or wooden charms, and use lettering in natural materials for a personalized touch.
12. Fairy Light Headboard Charm
Create a whimsical atmosphere in your bedroom by adorning your headboard with fairy lights. Select lights with a warm tone to add a cozy, inviting glow. Drape them over the headboard in a loose, cascading manner for a relaxed, enchanting effect.
If you have a slatted headboard, weave the lights through the slats for an integrated look. For solid headboards, use small, clear adhesive hooks to position the lights in your desired pattern.
13. Rustic Pallet Bed DIY
Design a unique, low-profile bed frame using wooden pallets. This DIY project not only adds a rustic charm to your bedroom but also allows for customization in size and height.
Start by selecting pallets in good condition and sand them thoroughly to avoid splinters. You can leave the wood in its natural state for a more rustic look, or paint it to match your room’s décor.
Arrange the pallets on the floor, securing them together for stability. Add a mattress on top, and consider installing castor wheels for mobility and a modern touch.
14. Ivy Rope Room Splitter
Create a natural, bohemian-inspired room divider with rope and ivy. Secure a series of hooks or a wooden dowel to the ceiling, evenly spaced. Hang lengths of sturdy rope from these points, creating a curtain-like divider.
Intertwine artificial or live ivy vines through the ropes for a green, lush appearance.
The beauty of this divider lies in its versatility and the soft, organic texture it adds to the space. It’s perfect for adding a touch of nature while maintaining an airy, open feel in the room.
15. Personalized Wall Murals
Personalize your bedroom with a DIY wall mural, an artistic expression that transforms your space. Choose a design that resonates with your style: it could be floral theme, abstract shapes, or a geometric pattern.
Start by sketching your design on the wall with a pencil, considering the scale and proportion relative to your room. Select paints in a color palette that complements your existing décor. Acrylics or wall paints work well for their durability and vibrant colors.
For a professional finish, use painter’s tape to create clean lines, especially for geometric designs. If you’re not confident in your artistic skills, consider using stencils or a projector to trace the design.
16. Macrame Art Mastery
Elevate your bedroom’s aesthetic with a handmade macrame wall hanging. This craft involves knotting cords or string in patterns to create a textural, bohemian-inspired piece.
Choose a cord color that harmonizes with your room’s palette. You can add beads or incorporate different knotting techniques for added interest.
Hang your macrame above the bed as an alternative to traditional headboards or artwork. It brings a sense of calm and handcrafted warmth to the space, making it more inviting and personalized. Plus, the process of creating macrame can be a relaxing and rewarding DIY project in itself.
17. DIY Ladder Display Shelf
Convert an old ladder into a charming display shelf with minimal effort. Sand and paint or varnish the ladder to fit your bedroom’s aesthetic.
Position it against a wall, and use the rungs to display items like small plants, photo frames, or books. This adds vertical interest to your space and is a creative way to show off your favorite objects.
The rustic look of a ladder shelf pairs well with various décor styles, from farmhouse to contemporary, providing functional storage and a decorative touch.
18. Bedroom Art Framing
Create your own framed wall art by printing out abstract designs or photographs that resonate with your personal taste. Select frames that complement both the art and your room’s décor. Mix and match frame sizes and styles for an eclectic gallery wall, or keep them uniform for a more cohesive look.
When hanging, remember the rule of thirds for a balanced arrangement and consider the wall space available. DIY framed art allows for a custom, budget-friendly way to adorn your walls and add a touch of sophistication to your bedroom.
19. Simple Paint Transformation
Refresh your bedroom with a simple paint project. Choose a color that calms or inspires you, keeping in mind the size of the room and the amount of natural light it receives. Lighter colors can make a small room feel larger and more open, while darker hues create a cozy, intimate atmosphere.
Consider painting just one accent wall for a pop of color, or use techniques like sponging or stenciling for added texture and interest. A fresh coat of paint is an inexpensive yet effective way to transform the overall feel of your bedroom.
20. Plant Life Bedroom Boost
Incorporate greenery into your bedroom to create a tranquil and healthy environment. Plants like snake plant, spider plant, and peace lily are excellent choices as they purify the air and require minimal maintenance.
Place them in areas that receive natural light, but be mindful of their specific light requirements.
Arrange smaller plants on shelves or nightstands, and consider larger ones in corners or beside furniture for balance. Adding plants not only brings a burst of nature indoors but also has been shown to improve mood and reduce stress, making them a perfect addition to any bedroom.
Just because you don’t live on a farm doesn’t mean you can’t have a farmhouse kitchen. This quaint style gives your kitchen a comfortable feel that’s warm and welcoming. With the kitchen being the heart of the home, this is the perfect aesthetic for your family home. You don’t have to go all out. With the right pieces, you can create a farmhouse feel that’s also authentic to your house’s architecture.
These farmhouse kitchen ideas will help you turn your plain suburban kitchen into one that’s simple yet comfortable.
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1. Creative Wordplay in Farmhouse Decor
Enhance your farmhouse kitchen’s charm with creative wordplay in decor. Consider adding wall art featuring family, love, or home-themed quotes to foster a cozy atmosphere and spark meaningful conversations. Additionally, vintage signage and food-related art can infuse a playful vibe, creating a perfect match for your farmhouse kitchen’s aesthetics. Choose words wisely to make your kitchen uniquely special and inviting.
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2. Illuminate with Charming String Lights
String lights can transform your farmhouse kitchen into a welcoming haven. Hanging them above counters, along with weathered furniture and an open layout, infuses a timeless charm that combines vintage and modern aesthetics seamlessly.
For both practicality and style, consider incorporating string lights to elevate your kitchen’s rustic farmhouse appeal. Their warm and inviting glow adds a homely ambiance, making your kitchen a cozy retreat throughout the day.
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3. Distressed Accents for Vintage Charm
For a farmhouse kitchen filled with warmth and character, consider incorporating distressed accents. Opt for weathered furniture that exudes vintage appeal, infusing your space with a timeless charm.
Repurposed wood can play a central role, from countertops to cabinets, maintaining the rustic look throughout. To complete the atmosphere, choose inviting colors like warm creams, cool whites, and natural browns, making your farmhouse kitchen a truly irresistible and cozy retreat.
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4. Window Dressing for Farmhouse Elegance
To infuse your farmhouse kitchen with charm and warmth, consider dressing up your kitchen window with valance curtains or hanging plants. These window treatments add style and personality, enhancing the ambiance regardless of your kitchen’s size.
Placing them above your gathering table or cooking area creates an inviting atmosphere, perfect for entertaining. Choose from simple solids, classic stripes, or elegant florals in various sizes and shapes to complete the farmhouse look in your home, effortlessly blending function with style.
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5. Embrace Soft Earth Tones Gracefully
Infuse your farmhouse kitchen with the charm of days gone by by embracing soft earthy tones. Paint your walls with these soothing hues and add a touch of pastel sage green for a refreshing twist.
Maximize natural light with well-placed windows that provide beautiful views year-round. To complete the look, pair soft earth tones with wooden cabinetry, white marble countertops, and subtle tiling, creating a delightful French countryside ambiance in your own home.
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6. Timeless Allure: White and Wood
White and wood are the classic elements that define a tranquil farmhouse kitchen. Consider white marble countertops for an ideal cooking surface and white cabinets for an organized look.
Infuse warmth with wooden accents like bar stools or chairs and extend your workspace with a wooden kitchen island. To enhance the charm, consider rustic finishes like exposed brick, which can transform your farmhouse kitchen into an inviting space for both cooking and entertaining.
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7. Stamped Tiles: Rustic Chic Choice
Add a touch of rustic charm to your farmhouse kitchen with stamped tiles. Consider flooring that evokes the ambiance of rustic cabins and walls adorned with marble subway tiles for a bold statement. The beauty of this timeless style lies in its fusion of traditional elements, creating a fresh and unique look. To achieve this design, complement it with vintage-inspired furnishings and natural wood accents for a truly inviting farmhouse kitchen.
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8. Chic Dinnerware Storage Solutions
Enhance your farmhouse kitchen’s appeal by investing in stylish dinnerware storage solutions. Consider adding a dinnerware shelf, mug rack, and glass cabinets to display unique dinner plates and create a sophisticated yet homey dining experience. Whether hosting an intimate dinner or entertaining friends and family, these storage options can make each meal feel special.
Fill your mug rack with mugs in your favorite colors, organize your silverware on the dinnerware shelf, and showcase fancy dinner plates in the glass cabinet when guests come over to create an inviting and delightful dining atmosphere.
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9. Floating Shelves: Open Elegance
Enhance the charm of your farmhouse kitchen with floating wall shelves. These stylish additions offer both aesthetics and functionality. Use them to display rustic decor, store essential items, or exhibit your favorite dinnerware for a touch of country living.
Floating shelves not only elevate the overall look but also provide convenient storage for daily essentials. To achieve this design, select reclaimed wood or distressed finishes to complement your farmhouse theme, and ensure proper spacing to maintain a balanced and appealing arrangement.
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10. Warmth Underfoot: Rug Runners
Incorporate a rug runner into your farmhouse kitchen to infuse warmth and personality. These rugs offer a cozy and inviting vibe while protecting your hardwood floors from wear and tear. Opt for a distressed-looking rug runner to strike a unique balance between rustic and modern design elements. To complement this addition, pair it with wooden furniture and natural textures, creating a harmonious farmhouse ambiance in your kitchen.
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11. Diverse Island Seating Styles
Create a welcoming and diverse seating area in your farmhouse kitchen by incorporating a mix of rattan-style counters and wooden stools. This combination offers both sophistication and rustic charm, providing the ideal space for gatherings with family and friends.
To achieve this look, consider coordinating the seating with other design elements such as wooden cabinetry and natural textures for a seamlessly comfortable and homey atmosphere in your kitchen.
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12. Polished Concrete Countertops Shine
Introduce an industrial-chic edge to your farmhouse kitchen by incorporating polished concrete countertops and modern design elements. This blend seamlessly combines rustic charm with urban sophistication.
Embrace the natural variations of polished concrete to create a unique and personalized kitchen. Consider using polished concrete for countertops, shelving units, or even a cozy breakfast nook to make a bold statement. To complement this look, balance it with warm wood accents and vintage-inspired decor for a harmonious farmhouse ambiance with a contemporary twist.
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13. Sleek Sophistication: Black Fixtures
Incorporate black fixtures into your farmhouse kitchen for a blend of charm and contemporary sophistication. A black faucet and pendant lights above the island create a sleek and stylish atmosphere.
This design balances modernity and rusticity, making it perfect for a unique cooking and entertaining space. To complement the look, pair black fixtures with white or natural wood elements for a classic yet contemporary farmhouse aesthetic that stands out.
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14. Beveled Tiles Create Unique Accents
Enhance your farmhouse kitchen’s charm and uniqueness by incorporating beveled tiles. Choose classic white beveled tiles for a traditional touch or opt for bold-colored bevels to make a style statement.
The beveled edges of these tiles reflect natural light, making your kitchen feel more spacious and inviting. To complete this look, consider pairing beveled tiles with natural wood accents and vintage-inspired decor to create a cohesive farmhouse aesthetic that exudes character and dimension.
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15. Dramatic Flair with Dark-Stained Wood
Achieve a captivating blend of rustic charm and modern sophistication by incorporating dark-stained wood elements in your farmhouse kitchen. With hickory wood cabinets, butcher block islands, and the occasional farmhouse sink, this design creates a piece of country living within your home.
Balance the dark accents with light countertops, backsplashes, and dishes to harness natural light and foster a warm and inviting atmosphere. To enhance this style, consider adding vintage-inspired decor and wrought-iron fixtures for a cohesive farmhouse look with a dramatic flair.
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16. Ceiling Beams for Rustic Charm
Step into a farmhouse kitchen adorned with ceiling beams, and you’ll immerse yourself in a sensory delight. Natural light dances on the pale timbers, casting a warm ambiance that complements well-aged furniture and handcrafted décor.
The presence of ceiling beams not only infuses rustic charm but also elevates visual appeal, making it an ideal canvas for your culinary creativity. To achieve this look, consider integrating wooden ceiling beams, and pair them with distressed furnishings and carefully curated handmade items for an inviting farmhouse feel.
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17. Pendant Lights Illuminate Gracefully
Experience the warmth of a well-lit farmhouse kitchen, where pendant lights above the island and generous sink-side windows bathe every corner in natural radiance. On even the cloudiest days, these pendant lights create an inviting atmosphere for your morning breakfast rituals and baking endeavors.
Positioned above the kitchen island, these lights cast a soft, golden glow, elevating the room’s welcoming aura. They also establish a captivating centerpiece, drawing the eye and making it an ideal spot for family and friends to gather around, envisioning pancakes sizzling on the stovetop and the aroma of cinnamon and almond filling the air. To recreate this inviting ambiance, consider incorporating pendant lights above your kitchen island and maximizing natural light with well-placed windows.
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18. Books as Farmhouse Room Decor
Make your kitchen island the heart of your farmhouse kitchen by incorporating a bookshelf. This clever addition not only provides convenient access to your favorite cookbooks but also infuses character into your cooking space. For a cohesive look, consider organizing your cookbooks by color or theme.
This design choice blends functionality with aesthetics, allowing you to showcase your culinary passion without compromising storage for essential kitchen tools and ingredients. To recreate this charming setup, opt for a kitchen island with a built-in bookshelf or add one to your existing island.
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19. Nature’s Touch: More Natural Elements
Creating the ideal farmhouse kitchen requires careful consideration, and one effective way to achieve it is by incorporating natural elements such as fresh plants and flowers. These elements can infuse your kitchen with a rustic, homey ambiance that exudes warmth and charm. The beauty of using natural elements is their adaptability; you can easily update them with each changing season, ensuring a consistently fresh and inspiring kitchen atmosphere.
To achieve this look, consider placing potted herbs on your windowsill, adorning your dining table with seasonal floral arrangements, or hanging eucalyptus branches to complement the farmhouse aesthetic. These additions harmonize beautifully with other farmhouse design elements, contributing to the overall cozy and inviting vibe of your kitchen.
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20. Shiplap Walls Define Farmhouse Charm
White shiplap walls can define the quintessential farmhouse charm in your kitchen. These walls create a versatile canvas for your culinary haven. To enhance this aesthetic, pair them with light wood elements like floors, countertops, and furniture.
Whether you’re gathering around a custom-made wood table or preparing dishes in white-painted cabinets, your farmhouse kitchen will become a warm and welcoming space that draws loved ones together. To achieve this look, consider installing shiplap walls and coordinating the color scheme with complementary wooden accents, creating a harmonious farmhouse atmosphere.
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21. Rustic Appeal: Red Brick Flooring
Red brick flooring is a key element in infusing rustic charm into your farmhouse kitchen. Its classic and timeless appearance sets the stage for a warm and inviting culinary space. Beyond aesthetics, red brick flooring also contributes to temperature regulation and simplifies clean-up.
Whether you host large family gatherings or intimate dinners with friends, red brick flooring complements your farmhouse style while creating an ambiance that enhances the atmosphere of any gathering. To achieve this look, consider installing red brick flooring and pairing it with wooden accents, creating a cohesive farmhouse design that combines both beauty and practicality.
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22. Classic Choice: The Belfast Sink
Incorporating a Belfast sink into your farmhouse kitchen is a classic choice that enhances both efficiency and charm. This type of sink not only adds an old-world style to your home but also proves highly practical, especially for busy family kitchens.
With its deep bowl and ample surface area, the Belfast sink offers plenty of room for washing large pots and dishes, making it a perfect fit for the demands of home-cooked meals. To achieve this design, consider installing a Belfast sink and pairing it with complementary fixtures and cabinetry that accentuate its timeless appeal while ensuring a seamless integration into your farmhouse kitchen.
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23. Seasonal Updates for Fresh Farmhouse
Adding seasonal decor to your farmhouse kitchen is a delightful way to infuse the outdoors into your home. Farmhouse kitchens, with their rustic charm and welcoming ambiance, provide the perfect backdrop for seasonal accents. In the autumn, adorn your countertops with small gourds or pumpkins, hang dried corn husks, and incorporate natural elements like grasses and twigs for a cozy feel.
During the winter, brighten up your kitchen with festive garlands of evergreens, berry clusters, and candles placed on windowsills alongside fresh flowers. Don’t limit yourself to just the seasons; year-round touches like quilts draped over chairs can evoke a sense of togetherness around your farmhouse table. To achieve this design, seamlessly integrate seasonal decor elements into your kitchen, making sure they complement your existing farmhouse style.
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Couldn’t we all use more storage space in our bathrooms? It seems like no matter how big or small. There’s never enough room for all of your toiletries, towels, toilet paper, and bathroom essentials. Storage is a bathroom necessity, and adding extra storage could be as simple as adding a wall shelf or two. However, you shouldn’t add just any shelf. It needs to complement the design style of your bathroom.
These bathroom shelf ideas will help you add much-needed shelves to your bathroom walls.
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1. Recessed and Custom Designed Bathroom Shelf
Designing your bathroom recessed shelving is an art. The shelves need to be placed far enough apart to give you enough space for bathroom decor and storage They also need to be cut to the perfect size to sit snugly in the recessed space.
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It can help to look at bathroom shelving ideas to get an idea of the possibilities. You may already have a natural space to mount the shelves. If your bathroom architecture doesn’t allow for this, you can make your own recessed alcove.
2. Creative DIY Bathroom Shelf Project
You can build your own floating shelf for your bathroom. Check out DIY bathroom shelf ideas to get an idea for the best shelves to add storage space to your small bathroom. When you create your own DIY bathroom shelves, you have the freedom to make your shelf any way you want.
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You could give the shelf a decorative front edge. Or you could use distinctive hardware. Popular choices are industrial pipe, geometric gold-colored metal, hidden supports, or rope to hang the shelves.
3. Rustic Charm with Farmhouse Bathroom Shelf
If you’re looking to add open storage to your farmhouse bathroom, consider floating shelf toilet storage ideas. You can then place a basket or crate on the shelf to act as towel storage. Stick with the bathroom storage ideas that have a farmhouse design style.
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They are typically wood shelves that have some thickness to them. They also look like raw wood. However, you should wax the wood to help seal it and protect it from the high level of moisture in the bathroom.
4. Space-Saving Freestanding Shelf Solution
You don’t need a lot of floor space to have a freestanding shelving unit. You can buy a bathroom cabinet that fits over your toilet. Its legs are just wide enough to slide it back over the toilet. Look for a unit that fits your design style. They come in metal, wood, acrylic, PVC plastic, and wicker.
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Some have open shelving, and others have an enclosed cabinet with doors. A shelf and cabinet combo is nice because you can use the shelf to display decor and the cabinet for hidden storage.
5. Modern and Sleek Glass Shelves
If you have a tiny bathroom, you need to maximize your available bathroom space. Open shelves are the best option for your small space because they don’t close the bathroom in. For even more visibility, use glass shelves instead of solid ones. You can easily see through the glass, so they disappear into the bathroom.
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Glass shelves tend to have a sleek and modern look so they may look out of place in a farmhouse or rustic bathroom. However, choose a set with gold hardware accents, and they are the perfect addition to your vintage or art deco bathroom.
6. Durable and Stylish Metal Shelves
Metal shelves are durable and come in a wide variety of designs, making them perfect for use in your bathroom. You could add a freestanding metal shelving rack to sit over your toilet. Or you could add a metal shelving unit to hang on the wall.
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They also make the perfect addition to your DIY bathroom shelf project. Cut out the drywall between two studs and line the hole with fresh drywall. Paint the surface and mount a recessed shelf in the space.
7. Simplicity and Elegance in Minimalist Shelves
Floating shelves are perfect for a minimalist design. They have a clean and streamlined design that’s the perfect addition to your bathroom. Taking a minimalist approach is smart because it keeps your bathroom feeling open and clutter-free. A thick piece of wood is best for a spa-like feel because it adds a natural touch to your bathroom.
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A black metal shelf adds a nice touch to your industrial, rustic, or vintage bathroom. Try to follow the other lines in your minimalist bathroom. For example, a modern bathroom typically has a long floating vanity. Your floating shelf could follow this line for a cohesive design.
8. Functional Storage Shelf Option
Your shelves need to be functional, so while tiny decorative shelves may look cute, they probably won’t be worth the trouble to mount them on the wall. Your shelves should be deep and long enough to give you enough space to use them for storage. You should also consider what you plan to put on them.
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An enclosed cabinet is a better option for hiding bathroom essentials. No one wants to look at your stockpile of toilet paper and cleaning products. It can also help to have several storage options throughout the bathroom. That way, your toiletries don’t have to share a space with your toilet scrub brush.
9. Creative Wall-Mounted Shelf Arrangement
Start your project by measuring your available wall space. Measure the length and height of your bathroom wall. You can then use these dimensions to decide the size of your open shelf. In some cases, you may want to use one large shelf. In others, several small shelves will look better.
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Consider the placement of your shelves on the wall. Generally, eye level or higher is the best option. Lower than that, and someone could bump into them and hurt themselves. If you add a shelf to the wall above your toilet, it needs to be at least two feet higher than the toilet so that you don’t hit your head on it.
10. Natural and Warm Wooden Shelf Design
Adding a wooden shelf to your bathroom is a doable DIY shelf project. You can buy a plank of wood at your local home improvement store. Then you can leave it raw, stain, varnish, or paint it.
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The treatment you give the wood will depend on the type of look you’re going for and the overall design style of your bathroom. Adding a wood shelf is nice because you can customize it. Measure the space you have available for your DIY bathroom storage shelves, then cut the wood to fit. This could require you to cut both the length and width.
Having a finished basement is nice, but having a bathroom in it is even better. Adding a bathroom to your finished basement means you never have to run back upstairs every time you need to use the restroom. This doesn’t sound like a big deal, but think about how many times you and your friends use the facilities when hanging out.
You don’t want to miss a minute of your favorite team playing or have to stop a game every time someone leaves. These basement bathroom ideas are what you need to turn your basement into a functional living space in your home.
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1. Play With Words
A basement bathroom can be transformed with playfully framed quotes that reflect its purpose. A great way to accomplish this is to break up the space with a letterboard featuring printed words of wisdom.
Not only will it add dimension, but it will inspire each person who reads it. Try mixing and matching different fonts, sizes, and shapes on the board for an even more unique effect!
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2. Add Mirror Wall Lights
Create the ultimate bathroom experience in your basement with LED mirror wall lights. These LED lights will deliver full and consistent lighting around the entire room, making the perfect space for getting ready to go out or relaxing after a long day.
Finish off the look with a few pendant lamps that add a bright illumination across the whole room, giving you plenty of light to aid in nighttime routines! Not only do LED mirror wall lights provide additional needed lighting, but they also make your bathroom stylish and complete.
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3. Install A Frosted Shower Door
An open basement bathroom can make all the difference in a home! A frosted shower door is a great addition to guarantee privacy and style, while still adding a touch of sophistication. This type of shower door is also quite easy to maintain, making it a smart choice for busy homes.
Spend more time enjoying the bathroom and less time worrying about upkeep with the sleek privacy of a frosted shower door in your basement bathroom.
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4. Build A Recessed Wall Shelf
Transform your basement bathroom into a witty, efficient haven of wellbeing and relaxation. Utilize recessed wall shelves to store extra towels and toiletry items, so you can reclaim the space lost to bulky furnishings.
These shelves provide ingenuity and reduce clutter while maximizing the use of unused wall space. Make the most of your bathroom with thoughtful shelving solutions that reflect your personality and style.
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5. Aim For A Vintage Flair
A vintage-style basement bathroom is a perfect choice for homeowners looking for a luxe space to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. An antique dark wood vanity with a marbled top sets the scene, featuring intricate geometric designs that add a whimsical touch.
To complete this timeless look, hang up an elegant silver or gold framed mirror along the wall, subtly reflecting light around the space to provide an inviting and cozy atmosphere. You may even want to add a few antique accent pieces such as a vase or artwork to take it one step further.
With these simple touches, you can make your vintage-style basement bathroom a special retreat that combines traditional elements with modern practicality.
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6. Be A Maximalist
For those who love to express themselves in vibrant hues and want to show off their personality even in the tiniest of spaces, look no further than a maximalist basement bathroom.
This is your opportunity to layer on graphic tiles and printed wallpapers in all the most daring colors and patterns, creating a unique space that will transport you across any creative journey.
Whether you decide to go bold with bright yellows and greens or eclectic with mix-and-match neutrals, keep it fun by playing around with tones and shades that speak to your individual taste.
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7. Add Decorative Tiles
Give your bathroom an extra special touch by installing some decorative tiles. Whether you are upgrading a dingy old basement bathroom or installing a newly constructed one, adding colorful and unique tiles adds an accent to the minimalist design while also livening up the atmosphere.
For example, why not go for striking marble floors that come in light grey hues tinged with sun-warmed pink? You could even opt for opalescent pastel glass tiles mixed into white subway tile backings, creating an atmosphere of charm and elegance.
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8. Opt For A Statement Mirror
A gold-framed mirror in a black-and-white bathroom can completely transform your basement into an elegant, modern space. If gold isn’t the aesthetic you’re going for, consider a wood-alternative mirror frame to bring a touch of nature inside.
With either option, the statement mirror is sure to make an impact and put the finishing touches on your perfect, personal bathroom.
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9. Add A Shaker-style Vanity
If you’re looking for a bathroom accessory for your small basement that goes beyond a rudimentary sink and toilet, look no further than the sweet embrace of a shaker-style vanity.
With its charmingly shabby aesthetic and robust solid wood construction, it’s a surefire way to create an inviting atmosphere in your subterranean quarters.
Flanking either side with stylish yet simple sconces for light is the perfect finishing touch for your modern bathroom re-design!
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10. Keep It White And Simple
A white basement bathroom offers a unique and creative space to explore a minimalistic interior design. With white cladding walls, white cabinetry, and white fixtures, this all-white bathroom creates a tranquil atmosphere for winding down after a long day.
The white acts as a blank canvas allowing for endless design opportunities – from adopting maximalism with bold and colorful prints to embracing natural elements that embrace the crisp white elements of the space.
An unexpected white basement bathroom isn’t just refreshing, it’s an exciting place to discover your own personal design style.
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11. Install Black Fixtures
Turn your basement into a sleek and modern escape with the addition of a bathroom featuring black fixtures. Black fixtures are a timeless look that oozes elegance, making any room feel sleek and modern. This is especially true in a small space like a basement, where the darkness of the color scheme will make the interior seem larger.
Plus, black fixtures give you plenty of design opportunities for playing around with bold patterns and textures to complete your sleek makeover. A basement bathroom with black fixtures can be exactly what you need for a chic transformation.
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12. Separate The Bathtub Area
Transform your basement bathroom with something simply brilliant; separate the bathtub with a wall made of different tiles. An added bonus is that you can use these accent tiles to energize the room and bring life to an otherwise dull space.
This wall will not only separate the bathtub but add visual interest and make your bathroom look like a statement. Guests will be amazed by how quickly you transformed your ordinary basement into a luxurious retreat!
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13. Add A Runner
Transform your basement powder room from a dreary accessory in your home to an inviting space with a decorative flair. By adding a decorative floor runner, you can add personality and charm to the otherwise bland powder room.
With a range of colors, sizes, and designs available on the market, it should be easy to find one that suits your style and allows you to create the perfect atmosphere for guests who use these facilities. Plus, this decorative item is an affordable way to spruce up any basement bathroom.
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14. Add Window Blinds
Having a small window in your basement bathroom can be both a fun decorating opportunity and a smart way to keep it well-lit with natural light. You can dress up the small window with window blinds or curtains, allowing you to control how much privacy you want in your home.
Plus, when the sun shines through the small window behind you, taking a bath or shower is sure to be an extra refreshing experience. Installing such a small-yet-decorative feature in your downstairs bathroom will surely give it an extra bit of charm.
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15. Be Creative With Wall Shelving
If you’re looking for a creative way to spice up your basement bathroom, play with the wall shelves! You’ll be amazed by how much changing their positioning and displays can transform any space. Whether it’s displaying decorations, storing necessities, or both, these shelves are an efficient way to add personality and purpose.
For tips on how to get even more creative with your wall shelves, remember to ask your contractor or architect what they recommend.
With the right amount of playfulness in the design, your basement bathroom will be even better than you imagined!
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16. Add A Laundry Area
Having a basement bathroom with a laundry area can add so much functionality and convenience to your home! With the ability to add in a washing machine, you can easily launder your clothes without having to leave the comfort of your own home.
A basement bathroom with a dual purpose will add an extra layer of practicality and ease to your day-to-day operations, eliminating wasted trips up and down the stairs as you switch between tasks.
Your laundry won’t be an afterthought when it has its own dedicated space!
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17. Add A Wide A Mirror
Dream of escaping the mundane day-to-day of a small space and feeling like you’re in an expansive villa? Look no further than your own basement bathroom with a wide mirror. Installing a mirror to cover one wall of your basement bathroom can give the illusion of a bigger space.
Not only will this illusion open up the appearance of your bathroom, but its reflective surface can also bring natural light and brightness to dark spaces, creating an even greater illusion of grandeur.
A wide mirror is the simplest way to transform any old space into something truly extraordinary.
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18. Hang A Floral Shower Curtain
A basement bathroom can be intimidating and even daunting, but a great way to give it a feminine twist is with a flower shower curtain. Not only does this adds a vintage flair, but it helps to breathe life into the often-forgotten space.
Gray walls and tiles instantly come alive when combined with this type of curtain. Best of all, you also do not need to include any additional décor items to become inspired by your own bathroom décor; the shower curtain adds just enough flare for the perfect finishing touch.
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19. Pick Dark Flooring
Adding a basement bathroom with low-maintenance dark flooring can be a great way to add personality and contrast to a living space. The white walls will keep the area looking bright, while the low-maintenance flooring option gives you the assurance that your bathroom won’t be needing a renovation anytime soon.
Dark flooring is also great for concealing dust or dirt that might accumulate in busy homes. Installing this kind of bathroom in one’s basement would instantly add character and make it more inviting!
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20. Install A Single Shower Corner
Installing a shower corner in the basement bathroom is a great way to maximize space. You can easily get creative and make the shower luxurious; a shower with glass doors is not only sleek and modern but will also make the bathroom appear larger.
Plus, shower corner enclosures come in various sizes and shapes that fit nicely into tight spaces – making them ideal for small bathrooms!
Whether you choose one with special features or an understated design, a shower corner provides an efficient alternative to shower renovation and installation – giving your basement bathroom a total upgrade for less.
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21. Select Graphic Tiles
If you’re looking to add a bold and unique touch to your home, look no further than installing subway tiles with dark grout in a basement bathroom.
The subway tile is a classic look but when paired with the dark grout, it becomes something striking and eye-catching — begging for all sorts of creative design possibilities. With such a bold interior, it can liven up any room, offering a perfect balance between sophistication and playfulness. It’s time to get creative and make your basement bathroom come alive.
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22. Keep It Black And White
A black and white basement bathroom is the perfect opportunity to be creative with tiles. With a classic color palette, you can explore exciting shapes, sizes, and textures in the form of graphic tiles.
To keep it modern, opt for monochromatic hues that create illusions of space. White beveled subway tile laid in a herringbone pattern will give your room an airy feel while still giving off that vintage vibe.
Alternatively, creating a geometric shape such as a diamond checkerboard or brick style with some contrast thrown in will be sure to make a statement without straying away from the sleek aesthetic. Whichever direction you choose to go, be sure to enjoy decorating your luxurious black-and-white basement bathroom!
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23. Mix Marble With Concrete Tiles
When it comes to adding a basement bathroom with marble and concrete tiles, why not mix and match for a truly creative look? Combining the two tile materials can create visual interest in the space, and be aesthetically pleasing.
Grayscale marble pairs beautifully with warm tones of concrete tiles, livening up any bathroom area. If bolder is more your style, mix up different sizes of tiles in both materials for a unique design that adds depth and a modern touch.
No matter what mix-and-match patterns you decide to pursue, creativity can result in plenty of character that stands out from the crowd!
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24. Make It Rustic With Wood Tiles
Create a cozy oasis in your basement by outfitting the bathroom with wood tiles. These make it rustic and add warmth that will make you feel like you escaped to the country.
Hang farmhouse-style doors to match the tile and make it truly special. There are so many creative ideas, from unique staining techniques to fun cuts of tile, that can make the bathroom both modern and charming.
Whether you choose light or dark-stained wood tiles, this combination will make stepping into your basement an exciting adventure each time.
Your bedroom is your sanctuary. Choose a decoration style that reflects your personality, and colors and patterns you actually like and feel comfortable with, rather than adopting interior design rules that don’t speak to your heart.
Whether you prefer a more informal look or a classic and traditional style, it takes only a few touches here and there to transform a basic room into a cozy, warm, and welcoming space for you to relax after a long day of work and activities.
In this post, we will share some inspiring and creative apartment bedroom ideas for you to choose a décor that is better suited for your lifestyle… and pocket!
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1. Boho
People say that there are no rules when it comes to boho décor. It may be the best option for modern, unconventional, and free spirits who have an eclectic taste and appreciate cultural diversity.
If, on one hand, bohemian style gives you the freedom to experiment with colors, patterns, and materials, on the other hand, the room might feel cramped and with no personality at all if you overdo it.
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There is no “right” color for boho design. You may use browns, grays, or earthy tones as a base color palette, but accentuate with bold colors like purple, tangerine, red, or magenta. Use dyed fabrics and don’t be afraid to mix patterns from a variety of references, such as Indian, Andean, or Asian, for example.
Explore tapestries on the walls, wool or silk throws on top of furniture, as well as crochet and knit bed runners. Remember, boho style is very personal and relaxed, and you can have statement pieces that best reflect your personality.
2. Kid’s Room in an Apartment
When it comes to decorating your kid’s room in an apartment, creativity is key. One of the main ways to make an apartment bedroom kid-friendly and fun is with stuffed toys – they make a great addition to any kid’s room and also act as a cute reminder of childhood days.
Additionally, motivational posters can be hung around the walls for inspiring messages, such as “Dream big, little one.” For a more unique touch, add colorful rugs, which can instantly brighten up any room. With these simple but effective ideas, your kid will love their new apartment bedroom!
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3. Blue
Transforming your apartment bedroom into a refreshing blue paradise can be an extremely creative and exciting project. Start with blue linen and pillows, add home decor with additional shades of blue, and keep the walls white to allow the blue theme to stand out.
Finally, hang wall art or an image of a white sandy beach with blue skies and cool blue waters for a stunning final touch. With white furniture, you can incorporate blue accents anywhere to top off your blue paradise.
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4. Green and Gold
Decorating an apartment bedroom doesn’t have to be difficult or time-consuming. One of the trendiest bedroom updates is to pair the green colors of summer with the gold hues of autumn. You can have an accent wall in a shade of green as the focal point. Decorate it with wall art that is predominantly green, so your room will feel more vibrant, calming, and alive.
To complement this green wall, use warm gold tones for furniture pieces like an ottoman and the rug that covers the entire floor. Keep the other walls in neutral shades and bring in off-white woven baskets to create a balance of colors. Not only will this color palette stand out in any apartment bedroom design, but it is also easy and cost-effective!
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5. Gray
Brighten up your apartment bedroom with gray tones that give a modern twist. Paint the walls light gray to give the room an aura of understated sophistication. A metal bed frame provides modern contrast, and gray flooring or carpet adds elegance to the equation.
To liven things up, choose printed gray bedsheets and pillowcases instead of plain gray linen. You can also have fun with your bathroom walls by choosing striking gray patterns. This setup is sure to give your bedroom a contemporary yet cozy vibe.
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6. Cozy
With the right elements, it’s easy to make a cozy and restful bedroom to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Start with a green accent wall with photos of plants; this will remind you of the natural world outside and the connections nature has to bring.
Bring in a couple of plants, too; they create oxygen and invite a sense of life into the room. To finish off, opt for wood furniture and cool gray flooring – shades that go well together and help keep the energy light. With these few essential pieces, you’ll create an inspiring, beautiful bedroom in your apartment.
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7. Light and Airy
Give your apartment bedroom a light, airy feeling by building a high ceiling and embracing natural light. Choose wooden furniture, fixtures, and a large wooden door to exude warmth. A dark gray rug will contrast the glossy white flooring and help pull the room together, while a vibrant blue accent wall adds visual interest.
Let this be your sanctuary; choose accessories that give off calming vibes and provide comfort as you drift off to sleep in style. Have fun creating an inviting atmosphere that you’ll love coming home to!
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8. Resort Style
Dreaming of a resort-style bedroom in your apartment? You can have that! Start with large accordion windows in your bathtub area for a touch of luxury. When opened, your room will seem bigger, and you won’t have to feel cramped while soaking in a warm bath.
Keep the rest of the room in neutral colors, but you can add a pop of vibrant blue to your pillows if you want. With some creativity and the right pieces of furniture and decoration, you can have the perfect apartment bedroom of your dreams. Go for it!
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9. Minimalist/Small Spaces
Simplicity and functionality, that’s what minimalist style is all about. Sleek, clean-lined furniture with neutral color palettes and minimal accessories are characteristic of this popular decoration style.
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In minimalist style, less is more. Clean, uncluttered spaces with the bare essentials, simple lines, and no excessive décor are the core elements of minimalist decoration.
10. Modern
Very similar to minimalist design, the modern style is also defined by clean lines and sleek furnishings with few accessories.
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Neutral or earthy colors, natural materials, and steel, chrome or glass accessories complement the modern design.
11. Studio
In studio apartments, the bedroom is integrated with the rest of the space, so you have to keep your room as functional as possible to take maximum advantage of the small space.
It should also be a practical space, easy to keep tidy and presentable in case you have unexpected visitors. Try not to overwhelm the room with too many throw pillows, excessive décor pieces, or bulky furniture that make the space feel cramped.
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Choose functional pieces instead, such as multipurpose furniture that double as storage, and explore the wall space with shelving, to save precious floor space. You can choose a Murphy bed or a platform bed with plenty of storage underneath so the room does not feel cluttered with stuff lying around.
Storage never seems to be enough! Garage and basements are the number one options for storage; that’s normally where we end up storing bulky items and everything else we don’t use much, to take them out of the way and out of sight!
Sports gear, off-season clothing, camping equipment, tools, Christmas and Halloween decorations, and precious memorabilia, all tend to be kept in either garages or basements in most houses.
So, any precious storage space deserves thorough planning, otherwise, you’ll feel you are only moving clutter from one room to the other. Before simply piling up stuff, take the time to give it a good thought-through, if you don’t want to end up with a cramped and cluttered space, just the same.
In this post, we are sharing some clever basement storage ideas, for you to get rid of the clutter once and for all.
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1. Spare Pantry Cupboards
While many homeowners relegate their basements to a forgotten corner of the house, smart homeowners know that there are unlimited possibilities when it comes to basement storage. Separate spare pantry cupboards in the basement can come in handy for snacks and food items, while extra dinnerware can be kept on upper shelves for special events.
The great thing about having storage space in the basement is that it doesn’t have to be visible if you don’t want it to be – giving you all the organization you need without compromising your home’s aesthetic!
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2. Dirty Laundry Storage
Whether you call it the basement or the lower level, it often functions as an extra repository for dirty laundry storage. While this is a convenient solution for dirty clothes, it can quickly become chaotic if there’s no system in place to keep dirty items from piling up and cluttering up your space.
Investing in a washing machine and an organized shelving system to neatly store clothes after they’re washed is one way to turn this area into a useful storage space that doesn’t impact the rest of your home’s aesthetics.
With some creative planning and organization, you can maximize every square inch of this hidden area and make it work as a dirty laundry haven.
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3. Dark & Snug Wine Storage
If you’re looking for an out-of-the-box storage solution to store dark wines, consider the basement space of your home. Basements make the perfect hideaway with their dark and cool environment suitable for storing dark wines at their optimum temperature.
With this dedicated dark wine storage in the basement, now you can easily keep track of all your dark wines without worrying about them not getting the right treatment or atmosphere that they need!
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4. Home Decor Showroom
Transform your basement storage into a showroom for your home decor collection! Whether you’re an interior designer or just a crafty type with a creative eye, turning your storage space into an organized showroom can help easily show off your pieces.
Store furniture and smaller decor items on shelves or in cabinets, and arrange wall accents like mirrors and paintings with care to show off the beauty of each piece.
With the right level of organization, no guest or potential buyer will ever know that this showroom once served as a humble basement storage area!
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5. Curved Wall Storage
Basement storage doesn’t have to be a mundane flex of utilitarianism. Instead, curved cupboard storage can be used to maximize unused corners and awkward spaces in a way that adds seamless visual interest.
It’s a great way to make use of every corner in the house, by taking advantage of all otherwise forgotten possibilities for extra storage; curved cupboard storage gives you the freedom to store without sacrificing style.
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6. Shelves With Basket Organizers
Basements are like the extra shelf in your pantry—you can never have too much space! Whether you have a small basement or a larger one, shelves with basket organizers can be stylish and versatile while providing additional storage. They make it easy to store everything from books and bins of clothes to toys and seasonal decorations.
Plus, shelves with baskets also give you quick access to anything you might need without having to sift through stacks of items–making them an invaluable addition for anyone looking for maximum storage in their basement.
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7. Bookshelf With Built-in Desk
Basements can be so much more than just mere storage spaces! If you want to upgrade your basement into a multi-purpose area, start with a bookshelf with a built-in desk. This essentially combines the books and work items all in one neat little space.
The bookshelf will provide a bookshelf and workspace if you need to get your paperwork done or take care of some light office-related tasks. Not only is it practical and user-friendly, but it also makes the basement look tidier and more stylish as well!
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8. Overhead Wall Shelf
For creative and efficient basement storage, overhead wall shelves will help create that cozy area that you’ve been looking for and also give a touch of sophistication at an affordable price.
With overhead shelving, you can store coffee table books or treasured items. The overhead shelving system easily mounts overhead and helps put the finishing touches on your stylish basement storage while making it the perfect spot to kick back and relax.
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9. Basement TV Storage
For all the TV and console fanatics out there, give your basement a purpose with some creative storage solutions! Whether you’re looking to retrofit an existing TV stand or trying to find some extra space for gaming consoles, organizing the space around your TV can help you make the most of this hidden gem.
Not only will it improve your TV viewing experience, but any excess clutter in the basement can be tucked away quickly.
So don’t let your TV stand become a dumping ground — convert that outdated nook into a functional TV storage home with these genius ideas!
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10. Multi-purpose Shelf With Crates
Turning a messy basement storage area into an efficient multi-purpose shelf with various crates can be an enjoyable and creative undertaking. Labeling each crate with color-coded labels helps you easily identify contents at a glance while providing quick access to the items you need most.
This multi-purpose set-up is also customizable and great for any type of storage, whether it’s seasonal décor or everyday essentials. With just a few simple steps, your basement storage can quickly become well organized!
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11. Under-the-stairs Shelf
Whether you’re dealing with clutter in the house or looking for that special space to store seasonal items, extra basement storage can be your answer. A great way to maximize space is by installing an under-the-stairs space with a multi-purpose shelf. With these shelves, you can easily store anything you need without feeling cramped or needing to access hard-to-reach areas.
Not only will this offer some extra storage in the house, but also be a stylish new addition that complements the overall look and feel of your home.
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12. Multi-purpose Closet Door Rack
Installing basement closet door racks and entertaining the idea of storage for gift wrapping and other art materials can breathe new life into basement storage. Taking clutter from an eyesore to a dream come true is just a few organizational tools away!
With color-coordinated hangers, talented shelving, and boxes for easy access, basement storage can once again bring out your creative side in even the most compact areas.
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13. Basement Walk-in Closet
Rather than competing with your other rooms for floor space, basement storage provides the real potential for a game-changer in terms of how you organize your belongings.
Installing a basement walk-in closet isn’t hard and provides incredibly useful hanging poles so all of your hangers can be within arm’s reach.
With additional basement shelving and cabinets, you can create the perfect atmosphere to store everything you need while staying organized and clutter-free!
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14. Gym Equipment Racks
Many of us use our basements for gym equipment storage but often find that it’s difficult to maximize the space. Why not get creative with how you store gym items? Wall racks and hooks can provide plenty of room for yoga mats, gym gloves, kettlebells, dumbbells, and jump ropes without taking up too much space.
Additionally, utilizing floor-to-ceiling shelves is a great way to open up more vertical storage while still keeping your gym paraphernalia organized! With a little creativity and elbow grease, you’ll be able to make the most out of your basement gym storage.
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15. Corner Shelves
The basement can often be an overlooked area of the house when it comes to storage, but it can offer plenty of opportunity. Investing in corner shelves makes great use of corner space while opening up floor room for other things. It’s a great place to store those extra odds and ends that don’t quite fit anywhere else.
It’s especially ideal for knick knacks you no longer want on display around your home, allowing them to be stored in more out-of-sight areas with ease.
Of course, optimizing the corner space may take some trial and error and require different sizes of shelves – but the effects stand out all the same.
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16. Books & Boardgame Shelf
Maximize the use of your basement storage space with books and board game shelves! Keep books of all shapes and sizes organized in dedicated bookshelves, or opt for a board game shelf if you’re looking to keep those classic favorites dust-free.
For an added touch of style, install recessed tv shelves that let your display sit partially embedded in the wall. This not only looks chic but makes cleaning much easier too! With the right storage ideas, you can turn your basement space into something truly unique.
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17. Low Cabinet With Countertop
The basement often feels like a forgotten area of the home, but it does not have to remain forgotten! With a low cabinet and countertop, you can easily create more storage without sacrificing space. This low cabinet can also double as seating when hosting guests; just throw in some cozy cushions and you are ready to entertain.
Get creative with your use of the low cabinet, mix and match colors or paint the countertop with vibrant colors that draw your eyes down into the basement. Allow yourself to be inspired by this endless potential when it comes to basement storage.
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18. Mini Bar Storage
The basement is the perfect place for mini-bar storage with mini pantry drawers where you can create your own mini-bar atmosphere with all the essentials packaged together in one area. This could be ideal for when friends come over and you want to show off your skill in mixology with fancy non-alcoholic drinks, as well as providing convenient, ready-to-use snacks while they appreciate your homey hideaway.
So why not brighten up your basement and make it feasible to store everything you possess, whilst adding a unique charm to the area that’s unseen elsewhere?
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19. Stacked Plastic Crates With Labels
Creating a storage system in your basement is a great way to utilize the extra space you have. Stacking plastic crates with labels is an easy and efficient way to store your items, so it’s easy to access whatever you need when you need it. Create a crate system where each crate has its own label, so you know exactly what it contains.
Get creative and make the labels oversized and bright, that way they don’t get lost in the depths of your basement! With this convenient storage system, you’ll always know where all your belongings are without having to rummage through ancient boxes and bags.
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20. Hanging Wall Shelf
When it comes to basement storage, floating built-in wall shelves are the best solution for comfort and convenience. Not only do you get prime shelving space that adds character to your home, but underneath the shelf can be used in creative ways to maximize the space you have.
By utilizing built-in hanging wall shelves, you can create an ever-changing puzzle of bins, baskets, and boxes that are easily accessible while being visually pleasing and discretely tucked away.
With enough square footage below your floating shelf, areas of your basement can suddenly become multi-purposeful, no matter how big or small!
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21. Art Supplies Storage
Turn your basement into an art supplies storage haven with chalk sticker labels! Transform the musty and cluttered atmosphere of your basement into a calm and organized oasis. Choose art supplies and materials wisely to simplify art supply storage, then group them by types like pencils, pens, paper, paints, etc., in unmarked plastic containers.
Use chalk sticker labels to identify each container, mesh bins to store art tools, and buy smaller organizational containers to hold art crafting materials like buttons, beads, and other artmaking extras.
Don’t forget to designate one area for an art project in progress – The best storage solutions are when you create space for art to happen!
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22. Toy Shelf Organizer
Basements are the perfect place to store all of those extra toys, knick-knacks, and equipment that clutter up a kid’s room. Having toy shelf organizers in your basement makes it easy to efficiently declutter while providing an essential means to finding items quickly.
A toy shelf organizer is essential for every kid’s room, as it keeps all the fun stuff neatly organized and minimizes visual clutter. It may seem like a daunting task sorting through all the messiness, but putting in the extra effort pays off with a cleaner space for your family!
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23. Mini Vanity With Storage Drawers
With a mini vanity storage with a mirror, you can instantly add a perfect touch of style and class to your basement guest room. Make sure to buy items that are both functional and fashionable to ensure that the room is comfortable for your visitors.
Think about what kind of items you would use in a regular bedroom, such as cosmetics and toiletries, but also consider items like books and tools so guests can find what they need quickly.
This mini vanity also gives a place for people to get ready and relax, making it more inviting than many other typical basement storage solutions.
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24. Basement Wet Bar Liquor Shelf
From wet bars and liquor shelves to store your favorite craft beers and spirits, to display cases for showcasing your whiskey collection, there are plenty of ways to make the most of your space. Not only will adding some additional storage elements add a touch of style to your basement, but it can also be incredibly practical as well.
Imagine having a wet bar set up with a small refrigerator – you could have entertaining options and low-key drinks at the ready any time you need them! Transform your basement into a contemporary hangout spot today by maximizing its potential through unique and organized storage solutions.
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25. Open-shelf Cookware & Dinnerware Storage
The basement has the potential to transform from a dark and neglected area into an inspiring storage and workspace.
If you’re looking for open-shelf cookware and bulky kitchen equipment, your basement is the perfect place! Create a practical open-shelf cookware shelf full of all your favorite pots, pans, and utensils in one spot – this way, you can quickly grab what you need when the time comes.
You can also store any kitchen appliances that don’t get used as often on a sturdy shelf with extra tall walls – not only will they be easily within reach whenever needed, but they’ll also make your basement space look more organized and styled. Start utilizing your basement today by making storage easier!
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“Although a garage is not usually considered a ‘room’ of the house, it probably should be.” -Chris Marshall
We consider the garage to be a very important room in the house. In fact, you could crown it the king of all storage zones because where else can bicycles, heavy tools, garden tools, and craft room supplies so wonderfully coexist?
Before we move on, here are some practical garage storage ideas worth checking out.
A great pegboard system is one of the best garage organization ideas—and it’s a practical storage solution for items you probably never considered. Scroll through our 50 best garage pegboard ideas and you’ll see what we mean.
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1. Install A Wall-Mount Bike Storage
The perfect wall-mount bike storage solution for your garage or workshop is a garage pegboard. The possibilities are endless when it comes to getting creative with your wall-mount pegboard. Designate separate spaces for tools, parts, and accessories with individual hanging pegs and vertical wall brackets that can be placed side by side for added convenience.
Plus, you won’t have to worry about things slipping off or the pegboard not being able to hold your items since the wall-mount design conveniently provides extra security to keep them from going anywhere.
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2. Store Your Garage Gym Equipment
Get your at-home gym looking cleaner and more organized with the help of a pegboard! This wall-mounted storage solution will hold all of your gym equipment, from resistance bands to weights. Transform an ordinary pegboard into an organized space by connecting pegboard hooks to it.
Hang weight plates with pegboard clips, add adjustable dumbbell holders, or attach hangers for all of your gym bands. It’s time to get creative and find new ways to store those workout essentials without sacrificing style. With the right pegboard setup, having an organized garage will be a lot easier than you ever imagined.
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3. Set Up A Large Multipurpose Peg Board
If you’re looking for a large multi-purpose pegboard that will greatly enhance your garage storage, then a full-wall pegboard is the solution. These large pegboards can be used to hang tools and other items off of the wall, freeing up valuable floor space.
Not only are they easy to install but they are also helpful in organizing your tools efficiently and effectively so you can find exactly what you need quickly.
And, just like all great DIY projects, pegboards offer endless possibilities for personalization so that you can make it truly a one-of-a-kind décor item to match the style of your garage!
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4. Choose A Metal Peg Board For An Industrial Look
Forget your plain white walls, metal pegboard is the perfect way to bring an industrial look to any garage. Not only is metal pegboard exceptionally hard-wearing and durable, but it is also a practical storage solution that can create order in any cluttered space.
Mounting metal pegboard on a wall will instantly transform your garage and turn it into a sleek and chic storage hub that’s just as stylish as it is functional.
So don’t let your garage be a boring wasteland of disorganization – metal pegboard is the key to achieving the perfect balance between style and substance.
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5. Match With Your Home Decor
For that seamless and stylish look, a pegboard that matches home decor is an ideal solution. Not only can it help create organization out of clutter, but pegboard makes it easy to accessorize a room or workspace with color and flair.
Opting for one that matches the walls or the furnishings of the space can give your garage a sleek, streamlined feel while making sure items are always easy to find when you need them. It’s also great for adding accents with peg hooks, buckets, and organizers. This pegboard is definitely worth looking into if you want to bring order to your chaos.
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6. Add Shelves To Your Pegboard
Transform your garage storage with a pegboard that comes complete with shelves! This innovative pegboard is perfect for keeping your tools and supplies organized on the wall while giving you quick and easy access. It’s made from sturdy materials and features multiple peg slots so you can customize it according to your needs.
Thanks to its flexibility, you’re able to adjust peg locations for different tools. Create a home workshop space that’s organized and efficient with this pegboard with shelves!
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7. Compartmentalize With Panels & Holders
Deck out your garage with an awesome pegboard, featuring sections of small tool holders made with wood panels. Use the pegboard as an opportunity to show off all your tools in a neat and tidy way, helping you locate them easily when you need them next.
Plus, it’s a great way to add some stylish decor throughout your entire garage space. Get creative too – you could even jazz up the pegboard and tools with cool colored paint schemes!
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8. Opt For A Small Pegboard Storage System For Small Items
You can always count on a small garage pegboard to give you easy access to small tools. These lightweight and durable boards feature small hooks that allow you to store pliers, small wrenches, screwdrivers, and hammers in a small area.
You’ll no longer be rummaging through drawers when you need your tools; just take them from the pegboard so that they are always within reach. It’s a no-brainer small upgrade for workshops and any space with limited workbench space.
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9. Extend Your Pegboard To A Work Bench
Organizing your garage doesn’t have to be a chore. Transform your garage from a cluttered space into an organized and creative workroom with the help of pegboards. All it takes is one pegboard with a workbench underneath and you can easily hang up all of your tools, making them readily accessible when you need them.
Additionally, pegboard can be used to install a work desk when you need that extra level of focus for more intricate tasks.
When it’s done right, pegboard provides everything that you need in order to be productive in an easy-to-reach manner, allowing you to keep all the necessary tools right in front of you while you work.
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10. Maximize Space With A Floor-To-Ceiling Pegboard
A floor-to-ceiling pegboard is an excellent way to extend and maximize your vertical space in the garage. Not only does it add a minimalistic, organized touch to the space, but provides you with endless options of ways to store items.
Lock tools and gadgets up and away, hang bikes and helmets high up while they are still easily accessible, or even hang decorations that can turn your garage into a place of comfort and relaxation.
A floor-to-ceiling pegboard removes any worry over uncluttered surfaces – everything can have a place, easy to find right when you need it most.
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11. Add Racks For Micro Tools
If you ever want to get your garage organized in an efficient and creative way, look no further than using a pegboard with detachable racks. This pegboard provides the perfect platform for you to utilize wall space while also organizing micro tools like screwdrivers and drill accessories.
The pegboard also allows you to easily detach or rearrange racks without having to make any permanent adjustments. You’ll be able to store all of your small tools so that they don’t take up valuable workspace, giving you more room to move around and complete jobs quickly and efficiently.
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12. Add A Side Shelf To A Protuding Pegboard
A protruding pegboard with a side shelf can make your tools and supplies more accessible when working. Whether you are looking for a pegboard for your craft room, bike shed, or garage, Protruding pegboards offer both aesthetic beauty and convenience.
You’ll be able to efficiently find what you need with clear visibility as it hangs from the wall – no more struggling to search through drawers! As an added bonus, you’ll also be able to hang common items in the peg without needing to remove them from their storage point.
The sleek design of protruding pegboards makes it ideal for the modern garage or any other space when a stylish organization is desired.
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13. Opt For Wood
The wood garage pegboard is a classic craft staple, allowing for endless creative possibilities. Not only is it great for organizing a woodworking workshop or tool chest, but wood pegboards can be used for crafts and projects in all sorts of rooms.
Kids’ desks and playrooms are often enhanced with wood pegboards that can hold small toys and trinkets neatly, while artists can use them to display artwork or hang essential materials right within reach.
Stylish yet functional, wood pegboards offer a practical way to manage the daily chaos of life in an aesthetically pleasing manner – making them the perfect addition to any home.
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14. Paint An Artwork
Transform your garage from drab to fab with a pegboard and some creative embellishments. Take a pegboard with artwork, add some vibrant paint on the wood pegboard, and hang it up – voila!
You will have an exciting new display of tools or whatever you decide to hang, while also creating visual interest in the room. Get creative and incorporate love and style into your storage solutions!
