Tiny drop zone

With no place for a mudroom, and school upon us.. I had the idea to make our little entry from the garage into a dropzone with a bench to hide shoes, and hooks for backpacks!! Thankfully Nick was on board. This was our first time doing beadboard, and our first time with wallpaper. Not sure

On the top floor of an apartment complex in Stockholm, we find this lovely two-bedroom apartment. The apartment is full of charm with stucco, ceiling

Small changes, big impact

thewoodmaster's Project

Your entryway is the first thing you see when you enter your home, so it needs to be beautiful. It’s also the last thing you see when you run out the door, so it should also be stocked with your everyday “grab” items—shoes, hats, keys, purses and anything else you might need when leaving your space. But what if you have a tiny entryway, or even—dare we say it—no entryway at all?

We have a before and after reveal of a laundry room drop zone that got way more functional thanks to a new wall of board and batten and modern black hooks.

Hang some hooks at kid height.

Curious about Open Spaces? Check out my full review + learn how we used their storage & organization tools to improve our entryway!

Have you heard? Bridget bought a new house this week, and we are super excited to show you what it looks like. Come and take a tour of the house and see what inspired them to buy this house and see what she has in mind to make it over.