So we have been planning an EXTREME apartment makeover for Nina, the TSG digital content producer. This is the kind of change she not only needs, but deserves. Nina actually specifically asked for a curved kitchen island, so of course I took this as an opportunity to challenge myself to build this custom piece for her. Not only does it need to be beautiful and fit her aesthetic, it needs to function as both a kitchen island and as a desk. So here is the step-by-step process of how I did that.

In this That Cost How Much?!?! we recreate this luxe slatted bench from HK Living!

In this That Cost How Much?!?! we recreate this wabi sabi, organic modern, stone-like pendant light.

So Kelsey has been planning a sweet surprise office makeover for Elliott while he's out of town and she asked if I would be interested in trying my hand at constructing a custom corner desk for his office space and I said... - well first I was like "you're nuts if you think I've got the skills for that", but then I was like "maybe I could, it would be a really fun challenge" and then finally I said "heck yeah, I'd love to, thank you for believing in me".

My friend loves traveling, so this year for Christmas, I decided to make her something that would address that passion as her gift : a custom suitcase stand. Using oak wood and a few hardware materials, I crafted a stand that not only serves its purpose but also adds a touch of uniqueness to her space. In this step-by-step guide, I'll walk you through the process of creating your own custom suitcase stand.

We’ve been seeing this image of a vertical wall-mounted wine rack circulating on our Pinterest boards and thought, "Why not give it a try ourselves?" So, here it is—a comprehensive, step-by-step blog post detailing the process of creating our own version of this wine rack, modified to our needs.

Welcome to the fifth installment of Project Profit! I'm Rachael, on a mission to turn thrifted finds into funds for charitable causes. So far, we've raised $1262.82 through flipping second-hand items. With the festive season approaching, I ventured into upcycling and crafting DIY Christmas ornaments to sell at a local market as a contribution to this series. In this blog post, I dive into how I made 4 unique Christmas ornaments that you can make yourself!

Living in a small space can make it pretty difficult to decorate for the holiday’s, especially when your home is pretty full as is, so in this episode of Making Home, I talk about all the hacks I used to make over my house this Christmas, on a budget and with limited space. All these hacks are renter friendly, so if you rent this video is also for you!

In this That Costs How Much?!!? we recreate an Anthropologie Christmas Mantel decor piece for wayyy less!

In this That Cost How Much?!?! we recreate this Crate & Barrel Christmas decor centrepiece for a FRACTION of the price.

On this instalment of That Cost How Much?!?! we recreate a Christmas Tree Skirt from Nordic Nest (originally priced at $395), for $18!

The DIY we’re taking on today is this industrial IKEA hacked giant mirror from @itsbaileymarshall on TikTok that is such a great addition to our office! Check out how to make it below!

IKEA has long been known for its affordable and stylish furniture options, and with a little creativity and ingenuity, you can transform their products into unique pieces that suit your personal style. In this blog post, we'll explore a simple and affordable DIY project using an IKEA bamboo sheet and a thrifted planter bucket. By following a few easy steps, you'll have a beautiful planter that looks expensive and seamless, without breaking the bank.

I’m sure you’ve seen the famous BILLY bookcase from IKEA. Many people across the internet have done their take on upcycling this to make it their own style. It is a classic and simple bookcase that really can work in any space and is super accessible all across the world.

If you've ever rented a place, you're probably familiar with those infamous vertical blinds, commonly found in rental homes. We often resorting to either replacing these blinds entirely or finding creative ways to conceal them in order to enhance the overall aesthetic of the room. However, when I recently moved into my new house, I discovered that these much-maligned vertical blinds actually offered some unique advantages and were surprisingly well-suited for my space. So I set out on a mission to transform these functional yet visually lacking blinds into the beautiful windows of my dreams.

Welcome back to a series we have called “That Cost How Muuuuch?!”. As the title suggests, this is a series where we look at products that literally make ourselves  ask “that cost how much???” and figure out if we can essentially DIY them for a lesser price.

The project I’m working on for this blog post is the Bookworm Bookshelf by Kartell which you guys have sent  us soooo many times…and I get it, this is a very, very, very cool piece. 

In today’s blog post, I am going to be DIYing a highly requested pendant light from CB2, the Bruno Light. It's absolutely stunning but it is also $699 and while she's gorgeous...  that's a bit too much in my opinion.

So I've been doing some research trying to figure out what's trending for weddings this year. We know softer neutrals have been going strong for a while now, but I think we’re starting to see a major shift to using lots of colour in wedding decor. I love it. And based off of this shift in trend, I'm seeing a lot more sort of sculptural flower arrangement using colour.

Softer neutrals have been going strong in wedding trends for a while now, but I think we’re starting to see a major shift to using lots of colour in wedding decor. I love it. And based off of this shift in trend, I'm seeing a lot more sculptural flower arrangements using colour. This DIY floating floral arrangement is a budget friendly, really easy way to achieve this look!

When it comes to planning a wedding, there are SO many signs and graphics that are necessary but often overlooked. From invitations and save-the-dates to table numbers, seating charts, menus, and welcome signs, the list of required stationary is extensive. However, there's an easy way to add a unique touch to your wedding decor without breaking the bank … DRIED FLORALS!