Over the door decor
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As you already know I love to decorate, and the more surfaces I have to adorn the happier a camper I am. After Mr. Rosemary Lane put up my new kitchen drapes, it felt like there should be something in the space above them. I thought about placing artwork above the curtain rod, or maybe stenciling, or possibly more plates. But none of that seemed right to me. Then I had the idea of a shelf, but wasn't sure how to execute it easily. So I Googled "over the door/window shelf" and came across…
Shauna Biggs saved to Decorating
Not a fan of the chandelier, but I like the shelf molding over the entry door. Might work well in our 2 story foyer.
Sarah Coggins saved to For the Home
Pinecones of various shapes and sizes come together to make this gorgeous DIY pinecone tree decoration. To make this DIY pinecone project, hot glue large pinecones around a foam cone starting at the top. Fill in any gaps with smaller pinecones. #decoratingwithpinecones #pineconecenterpieces #christmas #diyprojects #decoratingwithpineconesforwinter #bhg
Holiday Basket Door Decoration - Sometimes the best approach to decorating a small porch is to go big with a basket full of beautiful winter greenery.
val anderson saved to front door
Want to make your own interior double sliding doors? I’m going to show you how you can DIY double sliding doors for under $200. This tutorial for how to make your own double barn doors is budget-friendly, easy, and makes a great weekend project. I used our double sliding doors for the laundry room a
Jennifer Antoszewski saved to For the Home
Whether you have a wood, metal or glass door, weÕll show you how to safely hang your wreath without damaging the door. #christmas #wreath
Do THIS to your front door to make it look so much better! This transformation is awesome!
Welcome home to your favorite new foyer color combo. Sticking with warm, inviting neutrals, Yami from @yamithelatina painted her front door just a few shades darker than the walls then set them apart with white, bright trim. Want this look in your home, too? Go with walls in Repose Gray SW 7015, trim in Extra White SW 7006 and a door in Pussywillow SW 7643.
