All the details of our viral pocket door

  The response I had to this video has been insane – who knew that this simple solution would be such a hit? Because the room behind the door is so compact it was not practical for the door to open into that room…  meanwhile, on this side, it irked me that the open door would block the view and…
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Moodboard – The Conversation Pit

  My desire for a sunken seating area perhaps stems from my love of all things seventies when the conversation pit was first incepted; an area designed for chat, a step or more lower than the rest of a space, where seating is placed conducive to conversation.  Typically enclosed on three sides, the built in lowered seating also allows for…
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The Full Patio Reveal – Before & After

  Welcome to the only complete bit of our of home – the garden. Take a little tour with me around the patios, up and down the steps, through the textures and the planting.  There are zones, there are perfectly imperfect slabs (with a weathered look that are actually new), there are blue and white stripes in the form of…
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Bunkroom reveal – Ikea Mydal hack

I had a vision to maximise the space in this room with beautiful built in bunks (here is my moodboard).  After watching tutorials and costing timber I decided, in the end, that the pull of £30 preloved solid timber bunkbeds was too great to pass up.  Aside from the bargain price, I also took great comfort in the knowledge that…
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Moodboard – The Bunkroom

Completely skimming over items one through seven, here we are at number eight on the home project 2023 list – the bunkroom. What began as an impromptu Facebook Marketplace purchase (£30 for the Ikea Mydal bunkbed frame) when we had friends visiting and not enough beds, has turned into a somewhat time consuming side project.  It is, however, keeping us…
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