Showing posts with label interior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interior. Show all posts

Tuesday, 19 January 2016

LEAFY

Tuesday, 19 January 2016

If you've read my blog before you will have seen that I am obsessed with flowers but after hundreds of pinterest searches I have been wanting to add plants to my apartment. My boyfriend made me an amazing wooden shelf which is the perfect place to grow my indoor jungle! We headed to to Columbia Road flower market to stock up on indoor plants and I am so happy with the final result. I'm hoping that I can keep them alive (so far so good) and that they will eventually trail over the side of the shelf. Take a look below and let me know what you think!






Thursday, 5 March 2015

BLOOMING LOVELY

Thursday, 5 March 2015

Last weekend, on a rare free Sunday, I went to Columbia Road Flower Market for the first time. I've been dying to go for ages but haven't found the time so I was really excited to see what it's all about. The market is on a small shop lined street and was rightfully packed with visitors. I loved seeing the array of market stalls and couldn't resist a bit of a haul! Here are some photos of the flowers I bought...





Tuesday, 2 September 2014

DIY: CRATE TABLE

Tuesday, 2 September 2014

I needed a bedside table for my new flat and really wanted something unique for my room. My Grandparents kindly let me have one of their old crates and that is what I used to make my new piece of furniture. It was a really simple DIY and so I'm going to show you how you can do the same.

YOU WILL NEED:
A Crate (you can find lots of options on Ebay)
Paint (in the colour of your choice)
4 Castors and the necessary screws
Glass Top (optional)

METHOD:

I started by cleaning the crate up and wiping it with a damp cloth so I was painting on a clean surface. Personally, I wouldn't sand the crate as I think you lose its texture. 


After letting it dry briefly, I began to paint the crate. I chose a really light grey as we had the paint left over and it goes with the colour scheme I am going for. However, I think that a darker colour would work just as well. I also chose to give my crate a wash of colour rather than completely covering it but this is also your choice. 


After painting the visible sides of the crate I turned it upside down to reach the unpainted sides more easily.


I let the paint dry completely and then chose which side I wanted to be at the top. After deciding, I turned the crate bottom side up and I placed one castor in each corner. I screwed them in gently being careful not to push through the wood (I would recommend a short screw as the wood in your crate may not be very thick). 


Here is the basic crate table!


At this stage I decided to add a glass top so my things don't slip through the slats and to give the table a more finished look (it is still great without doing this). I got the glass cut for the size of the table and held it in place by affixing a plastic glass dot on each corner. 


Im really pleased with the finished result and if you want a unique piece of furniture without spending lots of money this is the perfect DIY for you!

Thursday, 21 August 2014

SWEET DREAMS

Thursday, 21 August 2014

 After confirming my new flat in London, I'm so excited to move in! It's in the perfect location and I've been searching Pinterest for perfect bedroom inspiration. After looking I have decided on a grey and white colour scheme. The simple colours will hopefully brighten my room and help it look less cluttered. Here are some pictures that are going on my mood board and I hope I can show you when it's all come together. What colours do you love in a bedroom? 





Click on the pictures for links to the Pinterest Posts!

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