So, for some bizarre reason, I decided to completely torture myself this morning, and browse the Pottery Barn website. I like to get ideas from their rooms displays, and then try to create a similar look for pennies. Unfortunately, as much as this room inspires me, I don't have a space to make into a craftroom... our house is just too small! So for now, I will simply look at this dream room and pretend. Maybe someday...
yeah, that really is pretty!! But i dont think i would go red with the walls.
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Now thats what I'm talking about! Thats definitely my dream as well!
ReplyDeleteOh, that is so nice! I'd love to have even part of that stuff for my crafts.
ReplyDeleteThat is georgous. I have a craft room but it is furnished with mostly plastic rubbermaid rolling drawers. I am going to post a tour of it on my blog one of these days, it's not fancy, but I love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful room. I think that room would look like that in my house for exactly 3 minutes and then I would lose most of the kids under a pile of ribbons and wrapping paper covered in glue, paint and paddle popsticks. It can be done however! Meg at http://megduerksen.typepad.com/ has the most amazing craft room (and five kids) - like you, she's a creative dynamo and truly inspiring.
ReplyDeletethis is sooo pretty! maybe if I have a craft room like this, I will start organising my things a bit more ;) (I know, it is so lame)
ReplyDeleteI totally dream the way you do with catalogs and stuff. I get them in the mail. Why does Pottery Barn torture us like this? LOL No j/k - I use their catalogs as inspiration too. What a beautiful room this is. I LOVE it!!!
ReplyDeleteOh man, that room makes me drool!!! Hopefully when we move to Colorado I'll have a craft space. *sigh*
ReplyDeleteHey, thanks for stopping by my blog. It's always fun to have new visitors. (Especially when they leave comments so I know they were there!)
oh man...I would love that in my craft room! Some day!
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