Bay window work space

My office. A sad, cramped and under utilized room in my home - until now! I've decided to participate in the One Room Challenge where I will work on a single room in my home over a six week period.

Beautiful built in bay window seats with cushions and pillows

If you think that your kids’ room is too small and there is absolutely no space to design a relaxation zone, then you can use the window space which is usually empty equipping this place with a soft seat and many cushions. Children love to have a cozy seating nook or a custom made window seat with cushions in kids’ rooms. They feel that a window...Continue Reading...

Whether round, square or octagonal, bay windows are always a tricky space to dress. This is due to the limited space, depth and not wanting to obscure the view through the window, anything too heavy, tall or chunky can totally dominate this space, if you are not careful. The key is finding the right balance, through using flattering shapes, being careful not to over clutter, but at the same time adding interest using accessories and creating a designated nook within the room. I am going to…

Large bay window bench is decorated with mixed pattern accent pillows on a light gray upholstered cushion.

Last week I shared some simple updates I did to my master bedroom to give it a fresh look & today I am sharing a mini rustic chic reveal of the desk area.

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Hooray for an awesome past weekend!! Did you guys do anything fun? We had a great mix of family, friends, and even snuck away for a date night Saturday. What a perfect time!both above viaI officially want a ladder in my kitchen..amazzing, and those floors….:viaSuch a great little boys room:three above viaboth above via

How to Fit a Reading Nook into the Smallest of Spaces | If you live in a smaller home, this may seem like an impossible dream—which is why we've rounded up these 10 ways to add a reading nook to even the smallest of spaces.

Hey ya’ll! Today is the day I show you how I built my dining room window seat! Yay! It seems like I’ve been working on this project forever! OK…we started with these old drawers I got out of an old 1916 house that was being demolished. Not much to look at in this state…but just wait! Oh JOY! They now look like this……………drumroll please!!!! (can you tell I’m just a wee bit excited to share this with you?!!) I still have some roman shades to make, and a valance that will go under the archway…