Design*Sponge » Blog Archive » diy project: hannah’s salvaged wood inspiration board. For me, there’s nothing more inspiring than a large blank canvas; something about staring at a two dimensional surface full of possibilities makes me ache with happiness. i know that space is a constant issue for many of us, but when it comes to inspiration boards i say bigger is always better. hannah found this frame outside a dumpster; it was originally the end (or arm) of a day bed, which explains its size. she purchased old fabric at goodwill and after a couple hours of work and a very small investment, she now has the most amazing inspiration board hanging on the wall of her bedroom!
I particularly love the unique shape of this board; further proof that imagination can make magic out of almost any dumpster find. you can see hannah’s design and photography work (which this board will certainly come in handy for in the future) on her portfolio site. well done, hannah! -kate CLICK HERE for the full how-to after the jump! Materials: 3. scissors 5. staple gun 6. hemp twine Instructions: How To Decorate | The Inspired Room. Welcome! I'm so glad you are here! Sign up here to have your blog posts delivered right to your inbox to stay in touch. Do you need tips for how to decorate, no matter what your style or budget is? Do you need some fresh inspiration for ways to decorate your home? I’ve written TONS of posts over the years on how to decorate and find inspiration for your home. For lots of decorating ideas, check out my new coffee table book! This book shares my lessons learned when turning my house into a home, tons of inspiring photos, and encouraging insights to help you embrace your authentic style.Order my new book at Amazon!
I’ve created a gallery of decorating ideas and (following the gallery) there is a list of my favorite tips which I think will be very helpful! Below is the gallery of posts to inspire you with the types of tips, ideas and decorating inspiration you are looking for. How to decorate: I find new things at thrift stores and flea markets. I use books as my top go-to decorating accessory. Crafts. Get Your Craft On. Get Your Craft On Tuesday!