I recently gave our youngest daughters little table & chair set away and we were left with a blank space that needed a little something. I was "THIS" close to purchasing a console cabinet for the space. I was looking for storage for all of her craft supplies while also providing a table top for decor or serving wine etc when hosting a party. Instead of spending almost $500 on that console, I came up with this idea and with help from my husband, it worked out just right.....We had everything we needed except the decorative trim so it was almost a no cost project!!
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BEFORE: Blank wall/space |
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My husband added 2 MDF shelves, one for storage and one for the console top that I painted with some Annie Sloan Old White |
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I used what containers we had for storing all of her craft & school supplies. |
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After the paint dried, I made a pleatedd skirt out of drop cloth to hide the "mess/storage" |
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TADA!!!...COMPLETE!! |
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A little Christmas decor... |
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I hot glued trim to hide the staples... |
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Loving my Trader Joe's Rosemary tree!! |
That's brilliant!
ReplyDeleteGREAT idea. And you know, because of your heat registers a purchased piece would have set away from the wall quite a bit. This way you have skirted that problem (pun intended) and it works beautifully and looks great- Perfect solution- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThat looks wonderful--practical and pretty too!
ReplyDeleteGreat storage solution and very pretty too:)!
ReplyDeleteGreat storage solution and very pretty too:)!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great, practical idea and it looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThat looks lovely, Mariaelena! I just adore cloth-covered tables, and you get extra bang for your buck with the storage!
ReplyDeleteVery cute and practical...love it! Found you on the Clever Chicks hop :_
ReplyDeleteOoh! love the tree...makes me think I need to visit trader joes!! Thanks for visiting me over at Shelstring. Love what you've done with your beach house. If I was to have one, I would want it just like that. Clean, crisp, relaxing and natural. BEAUTIFUL JOB! Now a follower ;)
ReplyDeleteThat turned out fantastic.I love your tabletop decor too. This week is the HOLIDAY knock off copy cat challenge? Is this your copy cat? I just want to keep the party in line with what it is. This is my second annual holiday knock off decor party:)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Pretty and functional. We can all use more storage space. Happy Holidays.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! I love TJ!
ReplyDeleteHow have you been? So sorry I haven't been by for a visit in awhile, things are so busy with the boys. Wishing you a wonderful Christmas.
XO
Kristin