Kitchen window plants

Most people choose to decorate their windows with traditional curtains, blinds, or fabric valances. But finding the perfect covering—one that blocks the sun, ensures a degree of privacy, and matches existing decor—can be tricky. As a solution, some homeowners opt for creating their own alternative window treatments, in the process saving money and injecting personality into their spaces. Check out 12 of our favorite DIY window coverings from around the Web.

Growing your own herbs is lots of fun. They’re compact, easy to grow, fragrant, and colorful. With this compact shelf made from just one 1x4 board, you can place an herb garden just about anywhere—like in a kitchen window where you can enjoy the plants and easily cut them when you want fresh herbs.

Beautiful lush plant wall is the new gallery wall. Learn how to create your own piece of plant heaven with our simple guide.

Today I’m sharing 13 real-life beautiful and inspirational IKEA kitchens. If you are joining me from Instagram you know I post my kitchen frequently and it is always one of my most popular posts! We have a white and bright IKEA kitchen – if you would like more details about our kitchen renovation click here....

Even in the dead of winter, I am buying plants. My husband thinks I'm crazy, (Yeah, crazy plant lady!) but he supports my love for greenery any way he can. Mo…

This is a great way to liven up a small window or is very practical if you use a lot of herbs in your cooking. Again, before I realized I didn’t have the green thumb for herbs I planted cilantro, basil, oregano and rosemary. I killed them, so quickly. I ended up replacing them with these easy to car

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Name: Sarah and Brian Meeks Location: Homewood, Illinois Size: 1,000 square feet Years lived in: 1.5 years; owned Nearly everything in Sarah and Brian’s house – from the credenza they found on the side of the road right down to their three cuddly shelter pets – has been rescued or re-purposed.