Showing posts with label redesign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label redesign. Show all posts

Monday, July 16, 2012

Teresa Stephens Harvey is revamping furniture!


Re-love a great piece ....

It begins...you have a great piece of furniture that is perfectly serviceable but it isn't adding much to you space. Take a look and get creative!

Now it's time to start on the changes...Step I: Make sure it is in good working order and clean

Step 2: PAINT. Think of a color that will work with your space and brighten up your room. 


This weekend Teresa Stephens Harvey got her craft on with this cute piece. Love how it turned out. Have an order for 2 more from a client for her sweet princess.




Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Formal living room conversion...


Our home has the need for an office space. We have a 5 bedroom home and I am sure any one of the secondary bedrooms would make a great office. However, the inn is full. We have a large master bedroom and there is room to create a small office space for paying bills or sifting through coupons. However, hubby is now officing from home part time and he likes to start early (5:30 a.m. EARLY) and I don't want to wake up that early. So what to do?With the idea of re-think, re-design, re-use, the basis for green living. Not to mention budget friendly. I took a tour of our home. We currently have a loft that we use for the kids computer space, crafts & study area. Problem it isn't user friendly for the more sophisticated professional...i.e. the hubby (he doesn't like sharing his space with glue and art paper!) Solution a new office space that meets all current needs. We are placing the house on the market soon so it needs to look good as well as function.

I invite you to follow me along over the next week or two as I tackle this challenge and make the transformation from formal living to effecient office.

This is the way the room looks as I begin. Lovely, comfy, cozy living room.

Working with what we have I took simple Closet Maid light Maple cabinets which would not translate well in the new office with our other furnishings in the downstairs rooms.  So, I turned to paint and a little molding and gave them a distressed beachwood look.

Things are coming together....more to come!