Category: Interior Projects

  • DIY Concrete Countertop Guide – The Easy Way

    DIY Concrete Countertop Guide – The Easy Way

    The following is a guide to create your own concrete countertop.  The nice part about this tutorial is that you don’t need to order expensive product and build your own form.  This is an additive process that is often referred to as “faux crete” since it is a cement top layer and not a counter that…

  • Hall closet conversion to an entry bench with storage

    Hall closet conversion to an entry bench with storage

    If you have a traditional “new build”, you probably have a standard entryway closet.  If that is the case, it is about 4-5 feet wide on the inside with a single door (likely a 32″ or 36″ door).   The following is a free project plan/demonstration that shows the steps to take to turn your…

  • Window Seat With Hidden Storage…

    Window Seat With Hidden Storage…

    This is a simple plan for a DIY window seat.  If you have your own bay window and space is being wasted, you MUST build this window seat in your bay. This builder used applied MDF panels to create depth and a nice design.  You could do the same, or if you are shorter on…

  • MASTER BEDROOM WOOD CEILING {DIY}

    MASTER BEDROOM WOOD CEILING {DIY}

    A small change can make a big difference in a room.  With many of the cookie cutter 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom homes that have been built over the past 15-20 years, one appears to be just like the next.  If you are looking to set your home apart things like crown molding and chair rails…

  • Build Your Own Home Bar – DIY

    Build Your Own Home Bar – DIY

    This DIY home bar is a cool design.  This isn’t a super detailed plan with a measured drawing, but this home bar is laid out with enough photos that most handy folks should be able to figure it out. I like the fact that this bar has two tiers, a nice overhang, and a clipped…

  • This DIY Board & Batten Will Make a World of Difference

    This DIY Board & Batten Will Make a World of Difference

    If you have a boring entry, or really any room, you can add a ton of character by simply adding a board and batten wall panel detail.  It is not expensive, but it is a classic look that adds a lot of charm to a space. Your situation might differ depending on your existing baseboard…