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this site has some really interesting American-made pieces (some much cheaper than this piece, but this is cool too!)
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Juliette from rejuvenation.com
A fun tool for dreaming or reality room planning.
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teensy pendant lights made from bundles of bent spoons
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Katie Clemons awwww. that's seriously so cute. think of all those spoons dumped in the thrift shop bins
any chance of adding built in shelves before sealing up your walls?
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Katie Clemons probably not. haha! we didn't quite find a spot where we wanted to do this... but I sure thought about it!
More wall art - this one done with 12" scrapbook paper.
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This is a fun handmade way to spruce up a wall. Tutorial included on this site.
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Anissa Reagor I LOVE this idea!
Katie Clemons me too :)
Bathroom design. Could use some reclaimed wood on the walls. I like the rustic look of this.
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This is awesome! So many different applications for this! They used a Dollar Store mat as the "stencil".
Wallpapered IKEA table. Think of the possibilities!
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Great recycling spot. What do you think Katie? This may not be in your living space, but elsewhere in the hangar??
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Katie Clemons we've got these huge plastic bins for recycling in the hangar. They work, but it's not exactly attractive. So I'm taking note here – thanks!
Great kitchen cabinet! Look how much is stored in there!!!
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Kathy Warren from houzz.com
Katie Clemons dang! that's some serious storage in a small space. love!
Great multifunctional space
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Kathy Warren from hgtv.com
Katie Clemons a murphy bed is completely in our future here. noting this for sure! thanks, Kathy
A surplus purchase from the builders of the Denver International Airport combined with some yacht building techniques created this inexpensive vanity and sink. Very cool and so beautiful!
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Kathy Warren from hgtv.com
Katie Clemons did you say "airport stuff" ;)
Katie Clemons did you say "airport stuff" ;)
Kathy Warren I knew you would find this interesting and fun.
I love the idea of making a small bathroom feel less cramped by using the glass (although not so fun to clean if you have hard water).
Kathy Warren from hgtv.com
This floor is made of plywood! It really does look amazing!
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great idea for a coffee table: reuses discarded materials and allows for storage space!
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Amy E from ohgloryvintage.com
Katie Clemons awesome!
reclaimed wood backsplash. hello warmth, texture and budget! (could even extend to non-wet area and use as natural bulletin board)
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Juliette from designsponge.com
Katie Clemons we were thinking of something exactly like this for a few different areas of the kitchen. Mind read much? ;)
Juliette it's almost creepy, isn't it?! =D
home office nook. Seriously packing tons of function into a tiny corner!
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Katie Clemons I was eyeing this pin when you flagged it earlier. really liking it!
loving the simpler kitchen and window nook. (that countertop color?! crazy!)
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Amy E i love the window nook as well! or something along the lines of a built-in booth (like what you'd find at a cozy restaurant); there'd be TONS of storage options under booth bench seats!
Katie Clemons I know! Still trying to sell Martin on the idea. He keeps saying, "Our house isn't a diner." haha
ordered a sample of this wallpaper (!!)
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Juliette this is adorable. I was just thinking about seeing if you were into wallpaper, even on a board so you can move it around. I think wallpaper is such a fun idea!! (and affordable in small spaces!)
you should have a slide!! :)
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Katie Clemons haha! Martin was talking about a pole like at a fire station. But seriously?! A SLIDE!!
pull-out cutting board above your pull-out garbage can.
loft bed with built in closet underneath. cute idea for smaller rooms!
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Cute little dresser re-purposed as kitchen island -- nice and bright too!
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Juliette this is such a cute and practical idea (and affordable!)
Katie Clemons super cute, especially in that blue
Keeping track of paint colors in your house! Use stir sticks to recall your paint colors. Write paint name and number on end of stick, along with what you painted. Bundle with sticks with twine.
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Amy E from marthastewart.com
Kathy Warren Genius!
easy way to bring color to your bathroom! Good Folks Shower Curtain from Made by Rae
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Juliette from made-by-rae.com
Katie Clemons (daydreaming!)
a Real Drum Shade Pendant Light - proof you can make a light out of pretty much anything!
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Katie Clemons I crack up every time I see this, Amy!
Amy E as a former musician, i love this idea! even though i never played percussion
Katie Clemons Every time I hear a rivet gun through the walls, I could imagine someone beating the drum light
use ANY canvas, apply stickers, decal, etc., and spray paint. Remove Decals; hang white lights behind it. -- night light/mood lighting
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River rock in between wood and tile floors -- such a fun transition!
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Amy E from tilefloorheat.org
Same color glossy over flat paint to add interest subtley
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refreshing colors for a kitchen -- cabinets don't always have to be white or wood tones!
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Old door + glass/plexi/thick layer of laquer = unique table, large kitchen island, or whatever!
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Amy E from yourwhoiam.com
You know you married a logical German engineer when his 2 requests are: no open shelving, no white cabinets.
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Amy E if i never had to dust another day in my life, i think i could die happy! so i'm totally with Martin on this one!
this sink picture just completely transformed how we're designing the airplane hangar kitchen
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This should totally go in M's office! hehe =)
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Katie Clemons haha! that's brilliant, Juliette
Towel bars to hold pot lids. This would make life so much easier
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Amy E from marthastewart.com
dish towel holder -- EVERY inch is use-able space! as i know you already know!
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Amy E from traditionalhome.com
Jane @ The Borrowed Abode Oh my gosh, what a great idea!
Juliette but would they dry well? or cause mildew? (this from a person in rainy Germany, ha!)
Katie Clemons good point, Juliette. The air is crazy dry here, but tucking away wet things is always a great opportunity for mold no matter where you are. DRATS for this idea. :(
Amy E my parents have something similar and have no issues, they usually just leave the door open or leave it extended. Since they're only done with the towels when they're ready to leave the kitchen, then it doesn't get in their way to leave it extended. i don't remember them ever having issues.
Katie Clemons Oh that's interesting, Amy. It really just boils down to our own personal habits and environment, then.
Measuring cups and spoons inside your cabinet door would help cut down on the clutter -- this is on my honey-do list
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bottle cap backsplash -- i dont' know about Martin, but my german husband is enough of a beer drinker to actually make a backsplash like this possible (given time and planning)
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Amy E from theupcycleblog.com
Katie Clemons he's the loose leaf tea drinking dude.... "dude". I like how eclectic it is. Very Berlin!
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Katie Clemons nice! thanks for the link to american-made lights