Welcome to What Meegan Makes today. I have a simple solution to an open space above a closet area-EASY Rustic Shelving.
We use our extra bedroom as an office/TV room/storage space, and yet, I want it to be inviting for visitors and guests.
Breakfast Nook with Thrifted Furniture
There are those times when you have a vision of what you think your home should look like. It’s in your head, but you aren’t sure if you can actually make it happen.
That is how I designed our Breakfast Nook with Thrifted Furniture.
I didn’t move into our small condo thinking, “We need a breakfast nook.” I didn’t know what to do with this space-at all. I knew it wasn’t big enough for a large table and yet we still needed a place to eat. The bar is too high for stools, unless we wanted our dinner plates at shoulders height. Boo-that didn’t sound comfy…
I worked and fiddled with the space until we finally have an official Breakfast Nook with Thrifted Furniture.
January Highlights
Well, hello and welcome to What Meegan Makes. Today I am happy to show you a few of my January Highlights. If you are new here you will see various DIY projects, recipes and crafts that keep me busy here in my cottage in the desert.
I hope you will enjoy the January Highlights as much as I have putting them together.
Let’s get started with January Highlights…
How To Add Crystals To A Lamp
This post contains affiliate links that I make a commission on at no extra cost to you. Hello everyone! I have something fun and creative for you today. I have a simple tutorial on How To Add Crystals To A Lamp. Sounds fun, right?
Everyone needs a little bling in their life, right?
I have had this lamp for about 15 years. I bought a new lamp shade, but it still wasn’t what I wanted. I added the satin rosettes, but still have been looking for something to create the look I was wanting.
It all starts with some stringed crystals that I bought on Amazon. I will have everything linked below.
