Beauty appartment

very nice in burgundy-style

so we will have a dressing room

recycling plastic bottle

Great idea to create a padded stools from the recycled materials from the site "Housing Problem"

Vystavila photo with a fireplace in the community, but there was my ottoman, and so many questions and requests for the Masters class.
Therefore, I am writing this new theme:
1. bottle of scotch united

Come Up to My Room Event

More photo's from the Come Up To My Room event that was held this past weekend in Toronto. The event, an annual alternative design event is held at the Gladstone Hotel during Toronto's Design week and invites artists and designers to create installations, projects and collaborations limited only by their imaginations.

Washi Tape Bunting!

Super sweet mini party bunting made from washi tape and beading thread! Make your own or pick these up in a rainbow of colours at Paperklip Design!

DIY Holiday Wreath Roundup

1. Wonderful X-Mas Wreath
I spent some quality time with my good friend Google Search over the weekend looking for some inspired DIY holiday wreath ideas, and it turns out that there are a lot of clever folks out there (but we already knew that didn't we). So I decided to collect up a few of my favorites to share with you all today (maybe one will make it onto your must-create list). I also hope you'll swing back by tomorrow when I'll share a wee tutorial I put together for creating a festive 5-minute wreath. Fun (and addictive - watch out)!

Creative Inspiration: D.I.Y. Festive Lampshade Tree

I'm not sure if the original intention of this creative DIY project from IKEA's SY - Sincerely Textiles book was for it to be used as a makeshift Christmas Tree, but that's what it looks like to me...so I'm running with it. Wouldn't this be such a fun sculptural statement in a corner. When hung from the ceiling it leaves ample room for Christmas presents underneath...and the wire lends itself perfectly for hanging ornaments, wrapping on garlands, pinning on cards and doodads (like pinecones), or otherwise festooning with holiday merriment. You don't have to use fabric at all if you don't want to. The best part is that lampshades can be found at flea markets and thrift stores for just a few dollars and the creative possibilities are as limitless as your imagination.
Other ideas: