Design Sponge showcases ‘before’ and ‘after’ photos of people’s DIY projects (mostly furniture, sometimes rooms).
Today, I am showing you only an ‘after’ photo because this dresser is just too delicious. I love how the paint job makes it look distressed and best of all, I love how the electric yellow pops against the mint green.
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Love this heels from A Haute Mess. Even more amazing that she did these herself! My DIY projects (if they succeed) never look this good. Kudos Niki!
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This sculpture combines three things I love: handmade, birds, and type. Wish I had extra money for this right now!
I wish I had an Etsy budget each month, but until then….
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I found this awhile ago and couldn’t remember where I saw it. Thankfully, it has resurfaced and now I can share with all of you.
Similar to my other post, I love the delicate paper cuts.
Books come to life, I think I’m in love!
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She clicked submit and it was done. Now all she had to do was see what would happen next.
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What do grown men look like when they cry? Photographer Sam Taylor-Wood photographed some of Hollywood’s leading film actors who shed some tears.
“Some of the men cried before I even finished loading the camera, but others found it really difficult, said Taylor-Wood. “People can decide for themselves which they think are the authentic tears and which they think are fake. It’s about the idea of taking these big, masculine men and showing a different side.”
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My best friend sent me the link to this terrific promo for the New Zealand Book Council. As a book lover, it’s no surprise that I love this but throw in the bold and creative paper cuts and I’m a goner.
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If October was a month of sickness, then November is the month of overtime. I am sitting here at my desk attempting to write, in the dark*, listening to the above by Chopin.
This is one of my favourite classical pieces and something that I like to listen to when I’m in the bath or just want to feel relaxed.
*All the lights are off, save for one lamp that’s not automatically turned off by the motion detectors.
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