Saving Storage From Flea Market Find : Cheap Decor 2014 Ideas

One person's junk is another person's treasure at least when it comes to these flea market finds. See how they were transformed into pretty storage solutions without costing a fortune.

Recycle painted divider boxes into all purpose organizers that can corral just about any small object. Whether you're organizing in drawers or out in the open, the colorful boxes can round up everything from soap to silverware.

An aged flea market find makes for an inviting home office in this sunny room. A salvaged desk offers a spacious surface area for work or display and also boasts a roomy drawer for a bit of concealed storage. An old jewelry box accentuates the desk's well-worn charm and provides space for storing office supplies and other small items.

Nothing gets lost in the bustle of your kitchen with this metal bin turned spice rack. Formerly a chicken feed bin, the rack now keeps cooking necessities organized in plain sight on the countertop and well within reach.

This workman's hutch, made years ago by an Iowa farmer, provides the perfect spot to store and display dishes and valuables. It was painted green for a splash of color, then sanded down to reveal a bit of the original wood below. Changing the contents frequently keeps the space feeling fresh and fascinating.

A vintage wooden jewelry box proves just as useful today as it did in its prime. With a couple simple touch-ups, such as restaining the wood and replacing the knobs, the once outdated box gets new life. With nine compartments, it offers plenty of space to organize all of your jewelry and accessories.

Put antique accessories to work as handy storage solutions in your bathroom. Here, an old ladder stands in as a space saving towel rack, and a large hutch provides display space for pretty soaps and accessories as well as plenty of storage for towels and bathroom necessities.

For a focal-point pot rack with an undeniable rustic flair, suspend a vintage wooden sled above a kitchen island. Hang S-hooks from the rails to support your collection of pots and pans. The pot rack not only looks great, it also frees up cabinet space for other kitchen necessities.

For unique office storage, keep an eye out for a bin that has both cubbies and shelves. Outfitted with glass candy jars, the set of cubbies is the perfect place to organize and store small office supplies. Meanwhile, shallow boxes and baking pans make the shelves great for storing folders and papers. Mount the bin on the wall over your desk for a functional and stylish work center.

Spruce up your entryway with a unique flea market find. This vintage hall tree got a facelift with just a few coats of vibrant turquoise paint. Located in the entry of a cozy beach house, the tree now provides the perfect spot for friends and family to hang their gear as they come in from the nearby beach.

Create a scene-stealing shelving system by stacking a series of antique benches and anchoring them to the wall. The weathered finish of these benches testifies to their colorful past lives and adds a rustic, eclectic character to the space, all while providing a place to corral books and display accessories.

Add casters to a simple wood box for easy-to-move storage for almost any purpose. Place the box beneath an entryway console and you have an accessible, but tucked-away, place for shoes.

Turn an old toolbox into a modern-day must-have. To create a charging station, drill holes in the back of the box, wide enough for the outlet plugs on your charging cords to fit through. Cut a board to fit inside the box, and drill holes for the cords to fit through. Feed the cords through both sets of holes, tucking the slack beneath the board. Plug in the cords and start charging.

Place pretty jars out on your kitchen counter, and fill them with baking essentials. If you come across a jar without a lid, consider it as a holder for tall utensils.

Repurpose a vintage cart as a side table for a living room or entryway. A cart like this can be used as a drink station when entertaining. When outfitted with baskets on the lower shelf, it can be used as a handy entryway organizer and hold seasonal gear, shoes, and more out-the-door essentials.

Turn a tired old buffet that's seen its last dinner party into an entryway organizer filled with purpose.

Organize your jewelry in a vintage printer's tray. Give the tray a fresh coat of paint, and line the back of the compartments with pretty papers. Screw brass hooks into each compartment to hang baubles. To make space for necklaces and bracelets, use a hammer to remove a few slats.

Master Bedroom Pictures : HGTV Dream Home 2013

Inspired by sand, sea and beachcombing adventures, the master bedroom offers a quiet escape from the home's social spaces.

 About the Master Suite Bedroom:

"Every HGTV Dream Home 2013 bedroom has a theme," says interior designer Linda Woodrum, who envisioned quiet morning beachcombing strolls when she selected the master bedroom's tone on tone palette and collection of subdued furnishings. Although the great room's drapery fabric is repeated in this space, interior design takes a decided step back. "It's quieter and more serene because it's the home's great escape spot," she adds.

HGTV Dream Home 2014 : Guest Bathroom Pictures

About the Guest Bathroom : 

Artful accents, like glamorous lighting and an abstract painting, add stylish personality in this clean, neutral guest bathroom. Spa-like touches, like the rainwater showerhead, ensure guests will feel pampered and special. 

Warm grays and browns give this guest bathroom a clean, relaxing vibe, while metallic fixtures and bright artwork connect it with the adjacent guest room.

The traditionally styled shower fixtures offer modern spa-quality features, including a swiveling rainwater showerhead.

The bathroom features two entrances one from the guest bedroom and one from the hallway to accommodate traffic from the nearby family room

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All You Need to Know About Drapes By Sarah Egge

By Sarah Egge .

Drapes are curtain panels that literally "drape" the window. Typically, they hang on a rod secured across the top of the window and hang straight down. But there are different variations that range from casual to formal. Here's what you need to know about using drapes as window treatments.

Brush the Floor

The current fashion in drapes is two matching tall columns of fabric that flank a window like sentries guarding a palace entrance. When you buy them in stores or online, there are two standard lengths: 84 inches and 95 or 96 inches. The length of the curtain dictates the height of the rod. If you buy 84-inch-long curtains, the rod must be mounted roughly 84 inches from the floor if the curtains hang from the rod without rings. This lets the hem of the curtains brush the floor. How formal or casual they feel depends on the fabric (cotton versus velvet, for example) as well as the hanging mechanism. Oil-rubbed rings on a matching rod have an old-world look, whereas large nickel grommets sliding on a thick rod appear casual.

Puddling

Another style for drapes is extra long panels with inches of fabric "puddling" on the floor, creating a ball-gown effect. This can be an elegant look for fabrics with the right weight and weave, such as synthetics and silks. Stiff fabrics, such as cotton and linen, or any kind of lined panels, won't flow gracefully onto the floor. If you the puddling effect, buy these drapes from a store or online at the 96-inch length but mount the rod between 84 and 90 inches high to give you extra fabric to play with at the floor level.

Pleated and Gathered

The most popular type of drape is the gathered style, which is most commonly available as ready-made drapes. A panel is flat until you clip it to rings or thread it onto a curtain rod. When the panel pulls to the side of the window, the fabric gathers into gentle waves. Another style is the pinch-pleated drape, which is common for custom-made draperies fashioned by drapery workrooms. At the top of the panel, the fabric is pinched into tight pleats at even intervals, which causes the fabric below the pleats to billow out slightly. This is a more formal look and is often used in hotels, banquet halls, and restaurants.

Hemmed Up

Drapes don't have to be long. Some are hemmed to reach a specific point on the window?typically the window sash or just below the bottom of the molding around the window. These window treatments tend to be more casual than long drapes and are often sewn from lightweight fabrics, such as cotton and muslin. If you buy them in a store on online, the typical length for short drapes is 63 inches.

2014 Small Bathrooms Storage Solutions Ideas

Add storage and organization to any small bathroom with these smart tricks and ideas to bring order to toiletries, linens, and bath necessities.
Use these ideas to expand your small bathroom storage . Fill an unused corner with a tall cabinet and stock it with efficient containers. Open shelves keep toiletries on display and easy to grab for prepping. Customize containers with stick on [unk] letters . Wear house bulk or unopened items in a low closed door cubby. Dedicate a drawer to the supplies that always seem to go missing and are constantly relocated.
Put the space beneath the window to work by installing a row of hooks for drying towels . Stitch a loop of cotton twil tape or ribbon to each towel for easy hanging. Choose a vanity with open shelving that you can out fit with baskets for extra towels or toilet paper. Convert up the tee bar cart into a beauty trolley you can wheel anywhere. Shop for a cart with multiple bands or shelves to maximize the sub vertical storage capacity in a tight space.
Even if your bathroom is small, a few smart storage pieces will help maximize every inch and help you stay organized.

You'll love these ideas to try in 2014! I hope you find these ideas useful and inspiring to you .... Enjoy it !!!!

Being Simple Is What We Seek In 2014

Being simple is what we seek in 2014 in color and style in everything and all we will give you a window of fashion design that gives you energy and convenient enhance of beauty of every section in every school at every moment.
every school in our window have its own style and material and its own story  . 
so lets talk about we have there is rules of elegant .
         
 first lightening plays an important role , second the co lour arrangements also plays an active role & third a simple painting get your eyes attached to what beauty we have in co lours and harmony in taste ,fourth loud co lours can take u away to attract visitors especially in wide spaces that gives you an energy
.our goal is to help you and help others to discover their own personal style and give you the confidence to make choices for their home decorating dreams and also you will be the first to be free to create  your own idea of decorating and we are just an advisory and tools to help you to do that  .

first and at last our goal and our ambitions to get into the hearts and minds of our client to bring their needs and desires in to reality.